Pin Point - Richmond 7″

July 20th, 2006 at 10:46 am

pinpoint_richmond.jpgOne of the most underrated bands here. Maybe cause this their first 7inch is the only one who look somewhat punk. Their LP is fantastic but you can’t tell that from the cover.

 

From Detour Records page about Pin Point:”I think the album is nothing like we where and I have only bad memories of making it as I hated the producer Martin Rushent he was a horrible cunt, we only done 3 gigs after that album and split up, the bass player became Rushent’s engineer, and worked on the “Dare” album by the “Human League”, if you listen to that album you can hear loads of sounds that Rushent used Pinpoint as guinea pigs for, I blame him for us splitting up.“.

 

Country: UK
Year: 1979
Label: Albion
Format: 7″
Songs:
Richmond.mp3
Love Substitute.mp3

7 Responses to “Pin Point - Richmond 7″”

  1. James Says:

    I’ve got one of their other singles “Yo-Yo”, but this one’s way better, cheers Peter.

  2. The Flakes // Drummer Says:

    This is their best 7inch but I love the other stuff too. A sound totaly of their own. If you haven’t heard their LP you have to pick it up. Lot’s of great tracks on that one!

  3. steve Says:

    Easily my favourite Pinpoint track. Nice one Peter.

  4. tim Says:

    Please teach lyrics of RICHMOND.
    I want to play in the band.

  5. MARTIN RUSHENT Says:

    arturo was a talentless little twat - who was late on the punk game anyway

    i did my very best to make em sound good

    but he was as co operative as a polecat in a bag.

    history must judge wether he or i new best

    interesting to note i found a bit of success as a producer

    he now breeds cart horses i understand

    maybe i am an horrible cunt to idiots like him

    martin rushent

  6. hugues Says:

    anyone knows the name of their lp ?

  7. The Flakes // Drummer Says:

    Yepp, Third State. Get it! It’s great!

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