Bargain Town V [Love Over All]
C.S. Morrison
2003 (Self Produced) cd
$6.00
Orwell and Blake's influences are evident on this fifth chapter of the Bargain Town series.

Bargain Town IV [The New Regime]
C.S. Morrison
2000 (Self Produced) cd
$6.00
Morrison's warning to America of the coming storm.

Bargain Town III [Capital]
C.S. Morrison
1998 (Self Produced) cd
$6.00
Written and recorded in Barcelona as well as Tucson, this third visit to Bargain Town reads like a love letter to England. Themes of personal and political hypocracy are explored.

Bargain Town II [30 In America]
C.S. Morrison
1997 (Self Produced) cd
$6.00
Written and recorded in Chicago and Tucson, Morrison refines his focus and continues his self-exploration and the fragile and complex nature of relationships.

Bargain Town
C.S. Morrison
1995 (Crash Landing) cd
$9.00
In 1993, after the breakup of The Lonely Trojans, Morrison moved to a place called Bargain Town. This pioneering effort finds Morrison playing all instruments on this ahead of it's time visionary masterpiece.

"Effortless genius, compelling and even touching."
- Colin Helms, CMJ

Ten Past Five
The Lonely Trojans
1993 (3rd World Underground) 7"
$2.00
Produced by Mega City Four/Naked Raygun British producer Iain Burgess.

3 Guys, 6 Songs
The Lonely Trojans
1990 (Limited Potential) ep
$5.00
In 1990 The Lonely Trojans relocated to Chicago to record their debut EP with producer Matt Allison at Windy City Studios.

Introducing
The Lonely Trojans
1989 (Toxic Shock, Westworld) 7"
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Morrison's dream of fronting a band like mod legends The Who & The Jam are realized with this intitial release.


Pieces
The Sloppy Guitarist
1988 (San Jacinto) ep
$5.00
Chris Morrison's first solo effort recorded at Tucson's Sound Factory by Steve English.

Pieces has a one-man band attacking his electric and acoustic guitars with abandon, and making occasional political references. Assuming there's any interest in Billy Bragg in the 21st century, the Sloppy Guitarist's lone effort is bound to be a collector's item.
- Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

Compilations:

!Chinga! Best of San Jacinto - 1997 (Gouramie)
Brainstorm - 1997 (Gouramie)
Echoes From Tucson - 1994 (3rd World Underground)
Absolute Middle of Nowhere - 1993 (Limited Potential)
It's a Dry Heat - 1993 (Toxic Shock, Westworld)
No Smoking, Littering, or Radio Playing - 1992 (WNUR)
Friends of the Old Pueblo - 1988 (San Jacinto)

There ya have it, folks. All that is and ever was. A decade of inspirations, opinions, and music. You'll have to hunt for the compilations (I've provided all the hints I can). You can order the available releases by using the Paypal links or email with additional questions.