THE STIPHNOYDS - "AFRAID OF THE RUSSIANS (EP '79)"

Its a punk KBD 7 inches time!!!!

Seminal band from Portland, USA formed in 77/78.
After playing gigs around their town, joining The Alternative Arts Association (an organization of Portland punk bands who were trying get their new music heard) only just in 1979 that Greg Sage of The Wipers decided to help them produce their first EP entitled, ladies and gentlemen "Afraid Of The Russians"!!!!

Classic shit here folks!

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THE CRUCIFUCKS - "S/T" (LP '84)

First album by this demented and political band from USA with the most sarcastic and angry lyrics I've ever seen in a band. Another recommendation.

Discography:
-The Crucifucks (LP Aternative Tentacles 1984)
-Wisconsin (LP Alternative Tentacles 1987)
-The LD Eye (CD Alternative Tentacles 1996)
-Our Will Be Done (Reissue of the 2 first albums on CD Alternative Tentacles)

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THE CONSUMERS - "ALL MY FRIENDS ARE DEAD"

Consumers were a great band from Phoenix, Arizona. Tight, snotty, angry punk rock with a sense of humor.

The 11 songs were recorded in 1 day on a 8-track demo studio back in 1977 and were never released until 1995 when "In The Red Records" released it on vinyl, which sold out right away, and in 2002 on CD.
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THE A'S - "S/T" (LP '79)

Changing the style of the previous posts. Power Pop is what's ruling in my stereo right now.

One very good band coming out of Philadelphia, USA in the late 70's.
The highlights of this album are "After Last Night" , "Parasite" and "Teenage Jerk Off"
The discography by this forgotten band can be seen below.Worth a listen!

- The A's (LP1979)
- A Womans Got The Power (LP 1981)
- Four Dances (EP 1982)

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DEATH - "FOR THE WHOLE WORLD TO SEE" (LP 2009)

Bloody hell...what a record!! I just received last week and cant stop listening to it.

This is the story: mid ’70s in Detroit, three black brothers (Dannis, Bobby and David Hackney) were into the Stooges, MC5 and Funkadelic. They decided to put a band together and the result is this blast in the form of a power trio. They self-released 500 copies of a 7" single “Politicians in My Eyes” b/w “Keep on Knocking,” on their Tryangle label in '75.
They recorded 7 songs from the same studio session, that were supposed to be released on LP, but Columbia Records asked the brothers to change the band's name...they said fuck off, and the record was never released until now, when the surviving songs were released in 2009 by Drag City Records.

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I'm gonna shut up now and leave you folks with what we like the most...THE MUSIC!!!

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