Planet Pimp Records was a

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based

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that featured bands from the local

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scene. It was owned and represented by Sven-Erik Geddes. The label was dissolved later. Some of the bands on the roster were,

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, The Dukes of Hamburg,

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The Phantom Surfers The Phantom Surfers are a surf rock band formed in 1988. Members Current (latest album) *"Swell" Mel Bergman: guitar *Mike "Mouth" Lucas: bass *Maz "Spazz" Kattuah: guitar *Russell "Junky Johnny" Quan: drums *Johnny "Big Hand" Bartlett: guitar ...

, The Go-Nuts, Thee Shatners and comedian

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. The label also released the soundtrack to the Meredith Lucas film,

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References

Geddes interview at Entertainment Weekly, 1998
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