Razar - S/T E.P. 7″

March 26th, 2007 at 3:00 am

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Second release by Australias the Razar.To me this is as good as their firts posted earlier on here. My favourite track by ‘em can be found on this piece of plastic: Shutdown Countdown. Sounds almost like Darby Crash gone down under to help them out on the intro. As you can hear the singer of Razar got that nasal and obnoxious voice also found in Young Identities. Awesome!



Came without a sleeve upon its release but thanks to some nice folks the intended sleeve saw the light together with the original vinyl in 1999 I think.

Country: Australia
Year: 1979
Label: Self Released
Format: 7″
Songs:
Money(Never Enuff For Me).mp3
(Do The)Self Destruct.mp3
Shutdown Countdown.mp3
Here Is The News.mp3

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  2. timmythepunk Says:

    Shutdown Countdown was a response to the long running ABC tv programme that promoted top 40 hits during the late seventies, early eighties.Several Australian punk bands did make it onto the show to perform “live” ie, Teenage Radio Stars,LaFemme, Scientists and Boys Next Door but had to mime, change lyrics or perform cover versions.The epee was freely available in 1979 but have never seen a copy secondhand.It is also avialable on the Murder Punk Vol 1 compilation

  3. bazzil Says:

    This was a hard one to find if you missed the initial release, although I picked up a copy at a 4ZzZ radiothon in Brisbane in about 1983 when the band uncovered a number of unsold copies they had forgotten about. So they set up a stall and flogged off the rest. Although I never saw any copies of the ones that came out with the cover years later.
    A classic ep from the era.

  4. Always Searching For Music Says:

    links from TechnoratiAnother one from the Bruce Rhodes collection, and I was pleased to get this surprise, as I have had this on my “Want to hear” list for a long time. This is “Razar’s” (not to be confused with the Australian band “The Razar” follow the links here andhereover at the excellent “Killed By Death Records” if you want to hear the oz band).debut single released on Polydor in 1978, the a-side is a new version “Ascension Day” which was originally released by proto-punk band “Third World War’s” (Bass guitarist

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