legbarecords
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Along side the classics such as "television addict" I see that this new LP has some unreleased tracks. Anybody heard it yet?
New Victims LP
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gregk25
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possibly not the right forum for that, greg, though I sure would like an original copy of "tv addict" (bosshoss probably has it from "wayback"), what a great oz-punk-blaster that is. who put that LP out? couldnt find it with a quick search...
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gregk25
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Isnt pig blood getting smelly after a few decades?
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What? No Colored Balls?
Makes me realize how very little Australian music I own. Just that BOB double + Slave girl. Shame on me.
Makes me realize how very little Australian music I own. Just that BOB double + Slave girl. Shame on me.
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Here we go a-searchin'!
Great pic of Oz records. I've got a lot of those shown and it's the swag I was buying in the mid 80s when there was a surge of contemporary bands worth following. They weren't exactly falling off the trees in the UK either. I had to get them on import or an annual record buying trip to London (Vinyl Solution)......pesky pre-internet days.
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For the first time in 10 years I feel the urge to blow the dust off all the R&R/punk rock 45s I bought in the 80s and 90s. Great!
legbarecords
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That is an impressive lot of goodies Mark! Yeah, I know it's not the forum Greg, but I don't want to talk about this stuff with 15 year olds on a punk website.
If we can talk about sludgy heavy rock from the mid seventies surely there's room this. Especially as most of us like it and own some of it. And no shortage of responses. I have an original "TV addict". Australian punk is mu favorite outside the US. So, I'm really curious about the unreleased stuff.
If we can talk about sludgy heavy rock from the mid seventies surely there's room this. Especially as most of us like it and own some of it. And no shortage of responses. I have an original "TV addict". Australian punk is mu favorite outside the US. So, I'm really curious about the unreleased stuff.
the victims LP is ESSENTIAL. the demo stuff may not be as godhead as "television addict" but it's not far off. really solid songwriting and good recording quality. for my money, the victims are the best 70's punk band, hands-down. plus, if you don't already have the "all loud on the western front" LP you NEED "perth is a culture shock" on vinyl. this is probably my top archival release of the year. can't say enough good things about it!
legbarecords
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That's all the nudging I need! Will buy it ASAP.
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I may have held onto the odd piece or two...
MARKY! CLEAN UP YOUR ROOM RIGHT THIS INSTANT!
and is that an original Razar picture sleeve? I think mine is a photocopy.
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as a vegetarian, I have to admit that whenever I end up flipping by my Psycho Surgeons 45, I feel kinda strange...
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It's original. I never keep reissues or photocopies next to originals, they are banished to a very cold and windy corner of the bunker.
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Hard to imagine, but I must've sold my Razar 7". I just went to look for it, but the records jumped from The Randoms right to The Reactors. Maybe I sold it because the sleeve was a photocopy? Isn't that one of those punk 45's where the sleeve is at least 10x as hard-to-find as the already hard-to-find record?
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Killer record collection.... just wondering??? have you guys with monsterous 45 collections insured??? or if the worst was to happen know someone who you can entrust the records too??
grim question I know, but I am curious???
grim question I know, but I am curious???
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