Emanuel sez: “I know nothing”. I have to agree. The Dials? Well they remind me alot of Neon Hearts. Great punk rock with an energetic saxophone. Turn the speakers up and enjoy.
Country: UK
Year: 1979
Label: Scene
Format: 7″
Songs:
All I Hear.mp3
Running
From Vancouver, Canada we have the almighty Pointed Sticks that released four solid 7inches a promo 7inch and a so so 12inch. My father where in Vancouver in the early 70’s cause he was about to take my family over there. It didn’t happened and I grew up in Sweden and had to stand all these horrible d-beat bands in the 80’s. Yeah pity me. Wonder if I’ve ended up on The Modern Minds if I’ve lived there? That would’ve been something. Shhh don’t tell any one but I used to play in a d-beat band in 1982 named “Fight Back”.
Country: Canada
Year: 1978
Label: Quintessence
Format: 7″
Songs:
What Do You Want Me To Do?.mp3
Somebodies Mom.mp3
The genious in action. How great is this? I get goose bumps.
…to play at San Quetin. This is from 1978:
I’ll post some nice video links for ya to chew on. Here’s Kaos most famous for their “Alcoholiday”. From New Wave Theatre 1981/82.
Hope you’re doing fine with the eggs. Between the chats with your drunken grandman you can check out these amazing videos by Dow Jones And The Industrials from 1981(?):
Can’t Stand The Midwest
Hold That Co-Ed
Girls And Machines
Let’s Go Steady
The kbdrecords blogsite wishes you a HAPPY EASTER! Now go eat some egg and listen to D.I.Y, raw, obscure punkrock - like this swedish band!
Country: Sweden
Year: 1979
Label: HeartWork
Format: 7″
Songs:
Inuti mig
This is a BIG fuck-off to the mainstream and commercial music-industry! I think this one has a lot more “punk-attitude” than most punkbands… I think this 7″ came with another sleeve in the first pressing and this is the 2nd press? A-side is a cover of the Rolling stones classic.
Country: USA
Year: 1978
Label: Raalph
Format: 7″
Songs:
Satisfaction
I guess many of you recognize the song “Mucky pup” from the 1st LP by Exploited but I hope you agree that nothing beats the original! This is the first release on The Small Wonder label.
Country: UK
Year: 1977
Label: Small wonder
Format: 7″
Songs:
You can´t rock´n´roll
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