They where from France. They played punk. One of their 7inches went number 1 on the French top chart. They probably ate frogs and visited the Eiffel Tower.
Country: France
Year: 1977
Label: Pathé/EMI
Format: 7″
Songs:
Pin Up Blonde.mp3
Quelle crise baby.mp3
An awesome punked up version of some old 60′s classic. The b-side is their own number and is a great tune too but dosen’t beat the cover. But who where The Limit? I’ve heard rumours they’ve later became The Dark. My World At Night is composed by Barron Rocca and both tracks is produced by John Springate if this is some help for anybody to give me more info on this mystery release. I’ve seen this record twice and I don’t know if it was properly released?
Country: UK
Year: 1978
Label: Private Stock
Format: 7″
Songs:
Please Please Me.mp3
My World At Night.mp3
One of the best swedish HC bands ever. Way underrated or maybe just forgotten because they refused to wear the punk “uniform”? Their mix of dark gloomy punk(Motstand i lader) and straightforward HC(Fat Boys and Little Boys) with clever lyrics make them one of Swedens most unique punk bands. For those of you who appreciate Missbrukarna and other high quality swedish HC/Punk Rock. This is their second 7inch.
Country: Sweden
Year: 1983
Label: Amalthea
Format: 7″
Songs:
Motstand i lader.mp3
Fat Boys.mp3
Little Boys.mp3
The UK release came without a sleeve. The German and this French pressing had different sleeves. Enough geeky info and over to what this post is all about: two killer(how many times is that word used in here?) punk/powerpop tracks. If these tracks dosen’t make you shake some ass then go check your head(or maybe your ass in case you got something up there that shouldn’t be there).
Country: UK
Year: 1980
Label: Red Bus/Red Melody/Carrere
Format: 7″
Songs:
Go To The Police.mp3
Breakdown.mp3
Mike Read a DJ at BBCs Radio 1 is the genious behind one of my top 10 songs from 1979: High Rise. So catchy it hurts. The b-side is not catchy at all. Stay tuned for their second 7inch to be posted. “In 1979, recording as The Trainspotters, Read released “High Rise”, a single based on his Mike Read, Mike Read, 275 & 285, Mike Read, Mike Read, National-Radio-1 radio show jingle.”
Country: UK
Year: 1979
Label: Arista
Format: 7″
Songs:
High Rise.mp3
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