Snare And The Idiots – Recycled Garbage E.P. 7″


Snare & the Idiots were a back to basics punk band from Newport, Kentucky who made a lot of noise during the hardcore era. Because they were alive after the so-called Killed By Death years, they unfortunately get overlooked. They released one great 7” in 1985 and disappeared. This is their story. —SS” 

http://terminal-boredom.com/snare.html

You be the judge.

Country: USA
Year: 1985
Label: Slopfactor
Format: 7″
Songs:
Political Song.mp3
Pimples.mp3
It’s A Freak Show.mp3
Zero Worship.mp3

Posted in 1985 | 10 Comments

New Hearts – S/T 7″


Nappy New Year and let the new year not be just another teenage anthem.

Country: UK
Year: 1977
Label: CBS
Format: 7″
Songs:
Just Another Teenage Anthem.mp3
Blood On The Knife.mp3

Posted in 1977 | 6 Comments

The Tours – Language School/Foreign Girls 7″


Never heard about this one before my lovely wife gave me a copy of Mario Panciera’s book 45 revolutions, and right after I read about it, a copy showed up on a popular net auction site with sound clips, and the a-side was one of the best pop songs I’ve heard in quite a while, so I bought it. I guess I paid a few dollars more than what it usually sells for, but so what. Sometimes most people bid before they think, so I think it’s OK if I do it as well. If you’re like me, and love this infectious slice of pop heaven, and the very smart looking sleeve,  it’s easy to find. And it’s a must to own it! Now try to get “Language school” out of your head…

Country: UK
Year: 1979
Label: Tours
Format: 7″
Songs:
Language school.mp3
Foreign girls.mp3

Posted in 1979 | 13 Comments

Oh no, another one of those boring posts!

Facebook ruined the fun in posting records here, so I’ll put up one of those boring links again.

Posted in 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983 | 6 Comments

Plasmatics – Butcher Baby/Fast Food Service/Concrete Shoes E.P. 7″

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Want to keep the posting flow up. So I’ll make it easy with a classic from a known band that’s still a bit underrated I think. The debut opens up with the first version of Butcher Baby that is sloppy and wonderful complete with the famous chainsaw solo. Live versions of Fast Food Service and Concrete Shoes on the flip are ok but not in pare with the later studio versions. Note the copyright thing on the back of the sleeve “Power Pop Tunes Ltd”.

Country: USA
Year: 1978
Label: Vice Squad
Format: 7″
Songs:
Butcher Baby.mp3
Fast Food Service.mp3
Concrete Shoes.mp3

Posted in 1978 | 3 Comments