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BAD TRIP: So Unkind/Never had it better/Don't look back (Treehouse, US '85) |
M-/M- |
€ 10,00 |
| Bad Trip was a mid-80's Minneapolis band that, in the local tradition of the earlier Hypstrz, paid major homage to 60's garage rock. Here's their scarce debut EP incl. great versions of J.J. Lancaster's "So unkind", The Electric Prunes' "You never had it better" and The Remains' "Don't look back". |
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BEAT: Don't wait up for me/Walking out of line (CBS, NL '79) |
M-/EX |
€ 20,00 |
| Cool Dutch PS issue of fabulous powerpop 45 by Paul Collins' Beat! |
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BEES: Already in love/Shoehead (Obey-My-Brain, US '79) |
M-/VG++ |
€ 20,00 |
| Third and final song by this NYC outfit. "Already in love" is a cool rockin' pop song! |
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CADS: Do the Crabwalk/Born yesterday/Over my dead body/Sex was the only way out (BI-R, CAN '78) |
M-/M- |
€ 20,00 |
| From Toronto, Canada. "Do the crabwalk" is good punk and can be found on Killed By Death #20. |
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EL SEVEN: Radio Tokyo/Turn out the light (Pop Records, UK '80) |
M-/M- |
€ 20,00 |
| Nice U.K. powerpop w/ organ! Their best 45. |
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LATE SHIFT: Bleeker Street/Neurotic Bop (Late Shift, US '83) |
M-/M- |
€ 25,00 |
| Early 80's pop 45 from this oscure NYC combo! Good flip! |
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NERVOUS EATERS: Loretta/Rock with me (Rat Records, US '76) |
EX-VG |
€ 30,00 |
| Classic Boston punk 45 from 1976. |
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ROTJOCH: Tomorrow/Rock & Roll Rendezvous (Polydor/Egmond, NL '81) |
EX/M- |
€ 25,00 |
| Great & catchy Dutch powerpop gem! |
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SPIDERZ: I'm yours tonight/Where I live (WEA, NL '80) |
M-/M- |
€ 15,00 |
| Dutch group ex-Flyin' Spiderz. "I'm yours tonight" is good powerpop...if they only could have omitted the annoying synth sound effects! |
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