Before they signed with the super-terrific-cool-Vice Records label and started to succeed, Black Lips had left us the 7" vinyl Party at Rob's House EP (2.006). One more for the count of live records we can found along the band's discography —their first release on Vice was precisely a live record: Los valientes del mundo nuevo (2.007). The sound is noisy, fuzzy and scrappy, and that's one of the main reasons I love them. It is remarkable that Party at Rob's House contains the first recorded version of their future hit "Oh Katrina!", plus a crazy cover of Link Wray's "Five & Ten" and "Sea of Blasphemy", hit that opened their third (and best) record: Let It Bloom (2.005).
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