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Bored / You're Gonna Die (7")
First edition without picture sleeve and large hole of the 1978 first single on IDBI Records by the punk rock (previously experimental avant-garde) band featuring Niagara and The Stooges' Ron Ashton.
What Do I Get / Nobody Knows (7")
Original UK edition on Cherry Red of 1979 single by the punk rock (previously experimental avant-garde) band featuring Niagara and The Stooges' Ron Ashton.
Fire of Love
Rare Italian 1982 edition of Expanded Music of the highly revered 1981 debut album by outstanding cult punk rock band.
The Punch Line (LP)
Rare original edition on SST of the 1981 debut album by one of the most original American punk bands.
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.
Dance With Me (LP)
Very rare first edition on Frontier Records of the first album by the California punk band, in great condition with insert.
Los Angeles (LP)
Original 1980 edition on Slash of one of the milestones of American punk / new wave, X's great debut LP. With original innersleeve.
From Akron (LP)
Original 1977 split LP on Clone Records with two punk bands from the city of Devo. Never re-issued as album on either LP or CD.
Bonehead Crunchers Volume 1 (LP)
Rare grey area released by Belter in 2012 in a limited edition of 300 hand-numbered copies loud 'n' heavy proto-punk obscurities from the USA recorded between 1969 and 1977 by Supachief, Heavy Cruiser, Blackstone, Larry Mann The Wild Mann, Renegade, Captain Foam. Volt Rush Band, Canyon, Black Death, Left End, Neil Norman, Tin House, Grasshopper and Stone Axe.
Take It! Magazine Volume 1 Number 6 + In Full Cry (magazine + flexi-disc)
1982 issue of great historical punk / new wave magazine including compilation flexi-EP with pieces by The Flesh Eaters, Meat Puppets and The Gun Club-related Tex And The Horseheads. Please read well the condition of this item.
Detriti
2007 release ** Re-issue of 1993 album. "Detriti was founded in 1984 as a trio: voice (Tomaj), Drums (Mauro) and bass (Mario) and continuing with this training for some years. then continuing in the form of a duo (vocals and drums) until 1989, when Hector comes as a bassist. Detriti were essentially a hardcore punk with a markedly distinctly free jazz. Music angular, frenetic, caused by improvised but composed and performed with rigorous technique, singing screaming fast or mumbled to the limit,…
W.W.3
2004 release ** Italian punk / new wave: Kaos Rock's first album from 1980, "a valid example of punk turned pop, fast and direct without frills yet stuffed with fast-catching melodies"."
Rock' 80
2002 release ** "An oddity in Cramps production was the release in 1980 of a series of singles by seven Italian new-wave bands (Dirty Actions, Kandeggina Gang, Kaos Rock, Skiantos, Take Four Doses, Windopen, X-Rated) called "Rock 80". Most singles came on coloured vinyl and were subsequently collected on the "Rock 80" compilation." Seminal release for Italian punk / post-punk."
Walk In Africa 1979-81
2013 release ** "The National Wake's lone 1981 album, is a startling rock & roll document. Recorded by a multi-racial band in an increasingly tense and radicalized South Africa between 1979 and 1981, it offers the country's spirit at the time through punk and post-punk as they met reggae and township funk in a collision of rhythm, energy, and melody. The album embodies the best elements of Gang of Four's Entertainment, the Pop Group's Y, and the Clash's Sandinista!, as well '70s-era rowdy townsh…
Propeller Product Prop 4–1
Long traded and coveted, discussed and debated, Propeller Product’s 1981 cassette compilation finally receives a physical release reflecting its original intention and aim. And this is its Boston origin story: a small collective with a DIY artistic bent, Propeller launched in 1981. Founded as a collaborative taking inspiration from Factory Records and the “pay no more” ethos of DischordRecords and CRASS, Propeller offers an unique window into Boston and the American post-punk underground. Led by…
Froh Zu Sein & 8-EP-Sampler
* Edition of 300 * The South German punk and new wave band Familie Hesselbach caused a sensation between 1980 and 1985, first regionally and then nationwide. They indulged in a deliberate eclecticism from the musical preferences of the individual family members and formed these into their unmistakable sound. Disco, pop, punk, rap, no wave, funk, the main thing is danceable. The lyrics in German and Italian, later also in English - and always with a wink. Their trademarks were the rousing live qu…
Aunt Sally
This seminal, eponymous post-punk album by Japanese group Aunt Sally, fronted by experimental singer Phew, was first released by the iconic Vanity Records label in 1979. Over the past forty-plus years, Phew has forged a singular path through a wide range of styles - from free improvisation to pop - and has collaborated with the likes of Ryuichi Sakamoto, members of Can, DAF, Einstürzende Neubauten, The Raincoats and more. But Aunt Sally is where she got her start and, despite the members’ young…