Another collector agreed to publish the photo’s of his O.D.K. Crew collection as well. He wanted to stay anonymous. I wanted to share and publish because it’s the most complete collection of the band I have ever witnessed. And such gives us a near complete view upon the tangible legacy or physical artefacts of the H8000 Hardcore band O.D.K. Crew.
A lot can be seen in this photo; tangible music, clothing and stickers.
O.D.K. Crew’s tangible output
Clothing
- grey crewneck sweater: O.D.K. Crew Old School versus New School
- black O.D.K. Crew baseball bats shirt
- beige hoodie sweater: O.D.K. Crew Old School versus New School
- black O.D.K. Crew t-shirt
Vinyl records
- O.D.K. Crew Old School versus New School (released by Frostbite Records and Genet Records in 1998)
- black vinyl
- regular cover
- red paper limited cover (with Micha the vocalist highlighted) (hand numbered out of 50 copies)
- white paper limited cover (with Micha the vocalist highlighted) (hand numbered out of 50 copies)
- blue vinyl
- stamp numbered out of 116 copies
- band copies without stamp
- clear vinyl
- stamp numbered out of 8 copies
- band copies without stamp
- black vinyl
Audio cassettes
- O.D.K. Crew demotapes (released by band while waiting for the 7 inch)
Compact discs
- O.D.K. Crew self-titled (self-released by band) (with Kris Wayne on vocals)
not pictured
- V/A H8000 Hardcore compilation (released by Genet Records and Sober Mind Records )
- V/A Hardcore Knockout a Genet & Sober Mind sampler (has a demo track called “O.D.K. Crew”)
Stickers
- O.D.K. Crew Old School versus New School