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(GI) (LP)
Rare 1983 re-issue on Slash of one of the most venerated American punk albums from 1979.
Fire of Love
Rare Italian 1982 edition of Expanded Music of the highly revered 1981 debut album by outstanding cult punk rock band.
Who's Landing In My Hangar? (LP)
Original 1981 US edition on Faulty Products of the highly revered debut and only studio album by one of Ohio's finest new wave bands.
The Punch Line (LP)
Rare original edition on SST of the 1981 debut album by one of the most original American punk bands.
Out Of The Tunnel (LP)
Original 1980 first album for the Residents' Ralph Records by weird new wave band originally from Indiana with unusually heavy and abrasive sound. With original innersleeve.
Crowd Control (LP)
Original 1981 second album for the Residents' Ralph Records by weird new wave band originally from Indiana with unusually heavy and abrasive sound. With original innersleeve.
Final Solution (7")
Original 1976 debut single, with picture sleeve!!, on David Thomas' private Hearthan label by one of the most original and influential American experimental art rock / new wave bands. A piece of history.
390 Degrees Of Simulated Stereo. Ubu Live: Volume One (LP)
Original UK edition on Rough Trade of 1981 compilation of previously unpublished live material recorded between 1976 and 1979.
The Tenement Year (LP)
Original US edition on Enigma of the band's 'return album' from 1988 featuring Henry Cow's and Art Bears' Chris Cutler. With original innersleeve.
The Sound Of The Sand And Other Songs Of The Pedestrian (LP)
Original UK edition on Rough Trade of Pere Ubu's singer's first solo album from 1981, featuring members of Young Marble Giants, Fairport Convention, the Feelies and Golden Palominos, Henry Cow, the Red Crayola and... Pere Ubu.
Monster Walks The Winter Lake (LP)
Original UK edition on Rough Trade of Pere Ubu's singer's 1986 solo album featuring original members of the Cleveland band Tony Maimone and Allen Ravenstine.
Soldier-Talk (LP)
Original UK edition on Radar Records of the 1979 'return' album after a long hiatus by prodigious group from Texas and one of the most influential bands of experimental art rock, featuring here Lora Logic and the whole Pere Ubu.
Micro-Chips & Fish (12"EP)
Original 1979 UK EP on Rough Trade by Mayo Thompson's band featuring members of the Raincoats, X-Ray Spex and Swell Maps.
The Big Heat (LP)
Original US edition of Wall Of Voodoo's exceptional singer's first album, featuring producer extraordinnaire Mitchell Froom and LAFMS' Tom Recchion among others. With original innersleeve.
Demos 1977-78 (LP)
2005 unofficial LP collecting rare demos by the most unusual and great LA punk / synth-wave band, no guitars and refusal of making recordings available. Blue cover (with Gary Panter logo) and black vinyl edition.
Cholo Jump (7")
Rare 2003 unofficial single on Meeuw Muzak in a limited edition of 400 copies with two tracks by the most unusual and great LA punk band, no guitars and refusal of making recordings available. Gary Panter's logo on the cover.
Chewing Hides the Sound
1987 Dutch edition of the superb first solo album by Chilli Willi's Philip Lithman, with a little help from The Residents and featuring Tuxedomoon's Steven Brown.
Greener Postures (LP)
Original 1980 edition on Ralph records of the fantastic second solo album by Philip Lithman, again with a little help from The Residents and featuring Tuxedomoon's Blaine Reininger. With original innersleeve.
Manual Of Errors (LP)
Original 1981 edition on Ralph records of the great third solo album by Philip Lithman, this time with a very little help from The Residents. With original innersleeve.
Bongos Over Balham (LP)
Original 1974 Italian edition on Philips of the second album by British pub rock band featuring Philip Lithman before he became Snakefinger.