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Post by Lord Emsworth on Mar 23, 2022 10:09:39 GMT
Grant Stevens was also in poppy Glamsters Soho Jets
Had a couple of singles, Hi Heel Tarzan and Denim Goddess, neither sounds especially good with Denim Goddess having the edge. It might even be a bit of a grower....
Soho Jets - Denim Goddess (UK Junkshop Glam 75)
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Post by Lord Emsworth on Mar 23, 2022 10:10:30 GMT
The b side to Stamp Out is class too, the Oink, Oink noises at the end are hilarious. Many years ago Blitzkrieg Bob sent me a double CD comp called Punkers Down Under, Victim also feature. Can't see it available on the web but if you ever come across it, give it ago. Do The Pop is also a great Aussie comp, Saints, Screaming Trees,Radio Birdman etc Thanks PU I'll look out for those comps |
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Post by andyloneshark on Mar 23, 2022 13:09:06 GMT
Thanks for the clarification Andy. Great tune by the Brisbane group. I did wonder if there were two bands. Such an unusual name though it seemed odd for two separate groups to have chosen it. There is a connection (band members) between the UK/Oz band 'Razar' you posted and this early 70s Proto Punk/Bovver Rock band Third World War, that Pete Townsend worked with on Track Records, best known for this classic!  |
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Post by jsm on Mar 23, 2022 22:28:48 GMT
There is a connection (band members) between the UK/Oz band 'Razar' you posted and this early 70s Proto Punk/Bovver Rock band Third World War, that Pete Townsend worked with on Track Records, best known for this classic!  What's the connection Andy?
Meanwhile, there is a two volume bootleg Murder Punk that is really worth checking out for early Oz punk. Maybe this is the one you mean PU?
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Post by personunknown on Mar 24, 2022 7:31:55 GMT
There is a connection (band members) between the UK/Oz band 'Razar' you posted and this early 70s Proto Punk/Bovver Rock band Third World War, that Pete Townsend worked with on Track Records, best known for this classic! What's the connection Andy?
Meanwhile, there is a two volume bootleg Murder Punk that is really worth checking out for early Oz punk. Maybe this is the one you mean PU?
Yeah, they are the ones JSM. They came to me as CDRs and whoever recorded them in the UK gave them a different title. Are they an official release over in Oz? as the Discogs link says they are banned from sale. |
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Post by andyloneshark on Mar 24, 2022 8:42:25 GMT
...in both cases they are bootlegs, PU - In the UK the CDR's go under the title 'The Punkers From Down Under' and are the work of a certain Talkpunk Executive  The connection between Razar and Third World War, is band a member, JSM - Jim Avery |
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Post by loz on Mar 24, 2022 8:49:08 GMT
buried deep in my 7 inch vinyl collection
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Post by personunknown on Mar 24, 2022 9:21:17 GMT
...in both cases they are bootlegs, PU - In the UK the CDR's go under the title 'The Punkers From Down Under' and are the work of a certain Talkpunk Executive  The connection between Razar and Third World War, is band a member, JSM - Jim Avery Regardless of their legality, they are some of the best punk comps I've ever come across, barely a clunker on there. Some enterprising individual has them for sale on Ebay at £14.99 each plus post, worth a punt. |
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Post by Lord Emsworth on Mar 24, 2022 15:36:46 GMT
We've had it before and we'll probably have it again
You Can't Rock 'n' Roll (In A Council Flat)
Puncture - You Can't Rock 'n' Roll (In A Council Flat)
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Post by jsm on Mar 24, 2022 22:05:54 GMT
...in both cases they are bootlegs, PU - In the UK the CDR's go under the title 'The Punkers From Down Under' and are the work of a certain Talkpunk Executive The connection between Razar and Third World War, is band a member, JSM - Jim Avery Regardless of their legality, they are some of the best punk comps I've ever come across, barely a clunker on there. Some enterprising individual has them for sale on Ebay at £14.99 each plus post, worth a punt. Vol. 1 is for sale on Discogs, cheaper than you are quoting.
They are really good
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Post by jsm on Mar 24, 2022 22:09:09 GMT
...in both cases they are bootlegs, PU - In the UK the CDR's go under the title 'The Punkers From Down Under' and are the work of a certain Talkpunk Executive The connection between Razar and Third World War, is band a member, JSM - Jim Avery Jim Avery goes back a long way: Thunderclap Newman |
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Post by personunknown on Mar 24, 2022 22:23:30 GMT
If Volume 2 is blocked for sale it wouldn't surprise me that any attempt to purchase Vol 1 would flag up a blocking too. Happened to me when trying to by Northern Soul reboots.
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Post by Lord Emsworth on Mar 25, 2022 6:52:31 GMT
If Volume 2 is blocked for sale it wouldn't surprise me that any attempt to purchase Vol 1 would flag up a blocking too. Happened to me when trying to by Northern Soul reboots. Do you know who owns the rights? And why they don't do anything with them? |
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Post by Lord Emsworth on Mar 25, 2022 6:53:17 GMT
Here's today's nugget
Still relevant depressingly
A.D. 1984 – The Russians Are Coming!
A.D. 1984 – The Russians Are Coming!
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Post by personunknown on Mar 25, 2022 7:21:00 GMT
If Volume 2 is blocked for sale it wouldn't surprise me that any attempt to purchase Vol 1 would flag up a blocking too. Happened to me when trying to by Northern Soul reboots. Do you know who owns the rights? And why they don't do anything with them? It would be an undertaking to find out all the copyright holders, even an established organisation like Cherry Red sometimes puts something out without checking with the original artist/writer. Whoever compiled these was imo not motivated by money, more of a 'people got to hear these tunes' reasoning. Discogs eventually blocks anything unofficial, even if the artist has given it their blessing. I can see their point of view, however, as they could be sued by an aggrieved party as they would be complicit in facilitating the sale of an unofficial item. |
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