Evil Conduct - King Of Kings (2007)

Another great album from great oi-punk band called Evil Conduct. Listen to it and enjoy!



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Evil Conduct - Eye For An Eye (2002)

Great oldschool sounded punk-rock-oi band from Netherlands. Highly recommended for the fans of melodic oi-punk like Cock Sparrer.



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Threats - Demos and Rarities

The Threats are a punk band from Dalkeith and Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally formed in 1979 as The Reflectors. They are first generation pure punk rock and are for real.



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ABS - A Wop Bop A Loo Bop ... A Cough, Wheeze, Fart!

Abs is one punk rock band from Wales and formed 1980 in Newport....Released two albums in 1989 and 1990 and some singles,with the very known song Grease Your Ralph in 1987.......This double compilation have all the songs from the 2 albums and some versions of John Peel sessions and live records.........



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M.I.A. - Lost Boys

M.I.A. was a punk band from Orange County, California and they were formed in the early 80's. Their music were influenced by The Sex Pistols, The Damned, Buzzcocks, Ramones, The Decline, Circle Jerks , Germs, Black Flag , T.S.O.L and others.
In 1984 they signed a deal with Alternative Tentacles label, after the label's founder and Dead Kennedys' frontman Jello Biafra, saw them play at a secret illegal punk nightclub in Las Vegas.
In 2001 "Lost Boys" released, which is a 37-song retrospective of the band's work, including "Last Rites" split LP (1982), "Murder in a foreign place" LP (1984) and several additional tracks.



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Ugly - Disorder (1977)

Legendary unknown Toronto punk band!



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The Rude Kids - Worst Of... A Pardonless Collection

The Rude Kids were a really great punk rock band from Stockholm active between 1978-1982.



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Radio Birdman - Radio - Activity (Singles & Ep's)

Although the best-known band of the early Australian punk scene of the late '70s was the Saints, the first band to wave the punk rock flag in the land down under was Radio Birdman. Formed by Australian émigré Deniz Tek (originally from Ann Arbor, MI) and Aussie surfer-turned-vocalist Rob Younger in 1974, Radio Birdman's approach to rock & roll was rooted in the high-energy, apocalyptic guitar rant of the Stooges and MC5, sprinkled liberally with a little East Coast underground hard rock courtesy of Blue Öyster Cult. Their first EP, Burn My Eye, released in 1976, was a great record and still remains a seminal chunk of Aussie punk. Loud and snotty, with Younger bellowing his guts out and Tek on a search-and-destroy mission with his guitar, this was a great debut that set the stage for the impending deluge of Aussie punk bands waiting in the wings.



1,2,3,4: Burn My Eye EP 1976
5,6,7,8: More Fun! EP 1988 (Live Paddington Town Hall 12.12.77, A8 Rockfield Studio 78)
9: The Raouls (D. Tek featuring P. Hoyle & C. Masuak) from "Surf 'O' Rama" sampler
10,11: Single 1978
12,13: TV Jones 1974
14: Visitors 1979 alternate guitar mix, non-album (from Red-Eye-Appetizer)
15,16: Single 1984 (15: D. Tek, Studio Houston, Texas 1981, 16: Radio Birdman: Rockfield Studio 78)
17,19: Single 1999 D. Tek & C. Masuak [Hitmen D.T.K.] (Studio Houston, Texas 1991)


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Exploding White Mice - Brute Force and Ignorance + A Nest of Vipers (1985, 1988)

Two albums of the great australian punk-pop band influenced by 60's garage punk (Sonics, 13th.Floor Elevators etc.), 70's American punk rock (Stooges, MC5, New York Dolls, Ramones etc.), and 70's Australian rock and roll (The Saints & Radio Birdman)...



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Modern English - Mesh & Lace (1981)

English new wave/post-punk band. It's their first and more punk album!



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Toy Love - Cuts (1980)

Toy Love was a New Zealand alternative/punk rock band fronted by Chris Knox. Other members were guitarist Alec Bathgate, bass player Paul Kean, drummer Mike Dooley, and keyboard player Jane Walker. The band developed out of the earlier punk band The Enemy in Dunedin, New Zealand, and are often regarded as the progenitors of the Dunedin Sound movement.
Toy Love were together for less than two years (1978-79) and spent a large part of that time in Australia. They released just one (self-titled) album, however the band members were apparently appalled by the mixing of the tracks which took the edge off the band's deliberately raw sound.



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Reporters - Bare Hands (1983)

This band belong in the same chain with others popural Athens bands who played Post-Punk and New Wave like Headleaders and like Villa 21 created by Kostas Pothoulakis singer of Reporters. Recommended!



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Human Switchboard - Who's Landing In My Hangar (1981) + singles

Great unknown US new wave band's album & the singles!



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Fingerprintz - The Very Dab (1979)

First album by an English new wave band Fingerprintz, formed in 1978 in London. It's classic but unusual post-punk with сriminal theme songs.



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Crowd - A World Apart (1979) + bonus demo tracks

The year was 1978. The place was Huntington Beach, California. The band was The Crowd. And nothing would ever be the same again. The Crowd were in the vanguard of the Orange County beach punk explosion of the late 1970s. They helped create and define a timeless sound which remains influential even today, over two decades later.



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Cardiac Kidz - Get out! 1978-1981

Late 70's San Diego's (California) amazing punk band you must hear!



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Visitors - Visitors (1979)

A Short-life band formed after the break up of Radio Birdman by the guitarist Deniz Tek. The music is absolutely same like Radio Birdman, Garage Rock and Punk Rock...



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Sillies - America's Most Wanton (compilation)

Formed on April 10th 1977, The Sillies kicked it all off with their premiere show in '77 alongside the new MC5 and Destroy All Monsters. Being one of the few bands in Detroit to actually play original music, gigs were scarce. After landing a few shows like the "Hooker's Ball" (a benefit for prostitutes), in 1978 they found an old supper club called "Bookies Club 870" that they morphed into Detroit's first rock nightclub and attracted bands like The Damned, Dead Boys and Johnny Thunders among others.
In 1979 they released their only 7" called "No Big Deal" despite more than half the band leaving just prior to release. In late 1980 they went on tour with Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers, at the end of it they saw 4 more members depart. Throughout the years, The Sillies would reunite for a show or two, playing together as recently as 2008.



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The 222s - Montreal Punk '78-'81

Compilation of a great Canadian punk band The 222's active from 1977 to 1981.



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Spys - Original Punkrock from Canada (1979-1980)

This LP was a collection of the 7", demos from 1979 and some material from the live reunion show in 1995. This was released by Incognito out of Germany who released the awesome "Back to the Front" comps, which are the best sort of KBD type of releases that I have seen. The band was made up of Elad on guitar, Coma Joe on bass, Dave O'Gormanon drums, and Frank Carlone on vocals.



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Proles - Thought Crime (1978-1994)

HOOK LADEN ULTRA CATCHY PUNK ROCK WITH A STRONG POP EDGE EXPLODES FROM THIS LATE 70's ENGLISH GROUP . SURE TO PLEASE FANATICS OF THE UNDERTONES , BUZZCOCKS , BOYS AND OTHER 70's PUNK BANDS . THIS DISC HAS ALL THEIR KNOWN AND UNKNOWN STUDIO RECORDINGS FROM 1978 - 1994.



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Epileptics - System Rejects (1978-1979)

English punk rock band later changed their name to Flux Of Pink Indians.



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Transplants - Police State: Early Boston Punk, 1976-1979 (US)

This is the definitive archival release of one of Boston's first 70s punk bands, THE TRANSPLANTS. The group formed in 1976 and split up in late 1979. They played local shows in Boston and also did some radio interviews around Massachusetts.
This compilation release is from the only surviving tapes, which were restored professionally. Bacchus Archives presents to you 75 minutes worth of THE TRANSPLANTS home made live and studio tapes. The band had an original take on the 1970's Punk sound and also did a slew of '60s garage covers!



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Red Squares - Modern Roll

Collection of punk/power-pop/mod band Red Squares



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Snivelling Shits - I Can't Come (collection)

Snivelling Shits was classic 1977 punk band formed by journalist Giovanni Dadamo.
Compilation include classic hits "Terminal Stupid" and "I Can't Come", alterate version of song Velvet Underground, cover of the Damned's song and some great raw demo stuff...



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Vectors - Death To Disco

Lost and very rare american punk rock band Vectors and their Death to Disco LP! Great recomended! Listen to it!!!



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THE SODS - Minutes To Go (1979)

Denmark punks! So intense, so powerful and that great picture-sleeve! The LP contains some real raw punkrock but also some more dark and melancholy songs. They also released a 7″ (Television sect b/w Military madness) which also is really great.



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Reactors - World War Four (1980)

THE REACTORS were a new-wave punk band from San Bernadino California who had a strong lp in '80 called 'WORLD WAR FOUR',

Similiar to BLONDIE, and X-RAY SPECS with a girl singer, but stronger punk styled guitars, with rebellious lyrics, another reviewer noted some 60s pop garage influences on their lp....



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Big In Japan - Big In Japan (1977-1979)

English obscure punk band with female vocal by Jayne Casey, with ex-Deaf School members and Budgie later member of Siouxsie and the Banshees...



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Insults - Insults to Injury (1979)

Compilation of the great unknown Californias punk band Insults!
15 tracks include covers of the Clash's White Riot and Yardbirds For Your Love...



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Dry Heaves - Shoot Yourself! (collection)

Cool unknown band, formed in 1979 in Canada.
Includes their rare EP released in 1981, along with unreleased studio tracks.



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Raxola - ST - 1978

Belgium punk 77! They were the first so-called "punk" band in Belgium performing real raw power pop tunes.
Nowadays they are back with a new single and work on a new album.



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Normals - Your Punk Heritage 1977-1984

Great Louisiana punk outfit!
Your Punk Heritage compiles the "Almost Ready" single, an obscure, yet essential, U.S. punk-era benchmark; a clutch of demo sessions (some self-produced, with others abandoned after the band's funds ran out); and live tracks from the 1984 reunion show.



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Lewd - Kill Yourself...Again (1999, compilation)

THE LEWD, the legendary San Francisco punkrock band of 'Trashcan baby', 'Kill yourself' etc fame. No less than 29 songs, including their American wino lp, compilation tracks as well as about an entire record of previously unreleased tracks/versions.



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Joe Cool & The Killers - Killers (1977)

Joe Cool and his band of Brits formed in '77 only to split one year later. Just one 7" titled "I Just Don't Care" and one LP document their existence. Their LP "Killer" was originally released in 1978 on the major Ariola Records. Later in the 1978 their guitarist, Tony Mayberry, departed for the Depressions.

A mandatory listen for anyone into punk of the '77 era.



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Foreign Objects - Violent World LP (US)

Foreign Objects's heritage was that of the garage - from '60s thugs such as the Sonics, through to the pre-punk teen damage of the Dictators, right on into the junk culture mania of the Gizmos and the simple-spoken truths of the Ramones.



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Cinecyde - I Left My Heart in Detroit City (1982)

Detroit has been the site of several musical generations of punk; Cinecyde emerged on the local scene there in the late '70s, gigging and releasing records (by several bands as well as compilations) on their own label. Following a sneery pair of rudimentary 7-inch EPs and some singles, I Left My Heart in Detriot was the groups first full length. A great mix of powerpop with a punk punch. Don't come crying to me is my favorite song from them.



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LATEX NOVELTIES - A Girl's Best Friend

Inspired by the sounds of The Ramones, New York Dolls, Bowie, Dead Boys and many more, Latex Novelties brought Indianapolis a good kickin' of punk like they'd never seen before. Formed in 1978, they're still making music today.



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The Kids - Naughty Kids (1978)

Second LP of The Kids, released eight months later after the first! Great sounds!



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The Kids - S-T (1978)

Debut LP of amazing Belgium band called The Kids! You need to hear it necessarily!



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Johnny Dole & the Scabs - Scab Animal 1977

Johnny Dole & The Scabs were one of the first punk rock bands in Australia.
They played live and recorded in Sydney, during 1977–78.
Raw dirty sound of The Scabs it's all you need!



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Guilty Razors - Collection

French punk band active in the late 70-s. Collection of the finest moments!



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Billy Karloff And The Extremes - Let Your Fingers Do The Talking (1981)

1977-1978 Billy Karloff & the Goats played regularly at the Roxy, London's famous Punk club. Later in 1978 he made an album called The Maniac under the name Billy Karloff Band.
Having been enjoined from using the name Billy Karloff & the Supremes, a later incarnation (including ex-Tom Robinson Band drummer Dolph Taylor) ultimately became the Extremes. Great power-pop/mod album!



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Battered Wives - S/T (1978)

The Battered Wives were part of that same Queen Street scene that spawned The Viletones, Diodes, Teenage Head, The Curse, The Ugly and dozens of other bands that populated Toronto's downtown during the lava-hot summer of 1977.



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Amber Squad - Arewehavinganotherinhereorwhat? (UK)

Coming out of Rutland (near Lincoln) in early 1980, the Amber Squad played a fine mix of Pub Rock / Power-Pop / Ska and Punk Rock and soon built up a reputation as a great live band with their powerful originals and classic R&B covers.
Featuring both singles, the compilation appearance and 14 previously unreleased tracks and great artwork and liner notes by the band this is a release that anyone with an interest in the Mod / Punk era cannot afford to be without.



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Donkeys - Monkey Business (2004 compilation)

Great power-pop/pop-punk band of late 70-s! Sounding like Blondie & Jam at once!!!
17 songs are included here with 7 totally unreleased!




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Commandos - Fight to Win LP (compilation) (2003)

The Commandos from Worcester, Massachusetts were founded in 1978 by Brian Hopper and Jeff Crane. At the time, the Commandos were probably the youngest punk rock band anywhere with the youngest member being just 12 years old. Over the years, the Commandos have built a solid reputation as a hard rocking band, often stealing the spotlight from headlining acts such as Black Flag, Fear, Johnny Thunders, and Flipper. The Commandos have enjoyed a recent resurgence in popularity, being featured on at least five compilation CDs, and releasing a vinyl album in 2003 (Rave Up Records, Italy).




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Blitzkrieg Bop - Top Of The Bops (compilation) (1998)

Blitzkrieg Bop were a punk band formed in Teesside, England in February 1977. They were named after a song by Ramones with the same name. They released three singles: 1) Let's Go/Bugger Off/9 Till 5; 2) Let's Go/Life Is Just A So-So/Mental Case; 3) (You're Like A (UFO)/Viva Bobby Joe. A collection of all these tracks plus other unreleased material was released in 1998 entitled "Top Of The Bops" currently out of print.




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Billy Karloff Band - The Maniac (1978)

After playing in several unsigned rock bands
since 1974 – among them Slippery Sam, The
Punks, Scum Of The Earth and The Streamliners
– in mid-’77 Billy Karloff, whose real
name was John 'Billy' Osborn (his pseudonym
was inspired by horror film star Boris
Karloff), started to front South London based
Punk combo Billy Karloff and The
Goats, whose line-up featured Karloff (v),
Chris Pye (gtr), Ed Duane (b) and Pedro
Ortiz (d/v). After performing for a few
months on London’s pub/club circuit, The
Goats contributed a decent self-penned
Punk track entitled RELICS FROM THE
PAST to the FAREWELL TO THE ROXY live
compilation, an altogether patchy album
recorded just before the end of 1977 and
pressed in April 1978 on the Lightning
imprint. In the new year of 1978, The Goats
metamorphosed into the Billy Karloff Band
and expanded to a quintet with the recruitment
of second guitarist Ivan Julian. The
same line-up recorded this 45 in February at
London’s Marquee Studios: the 7” was issued
on March 31 and was licensed for release in
Germany, Spain and Holland: these editions
only slightly alter the UK artwork (but
German copies reverse sides and have 'Punk'
printed on the sleeve). Both songs are played
with remarkable craftsmanship but are not
bona-fide Punk classic, although BACK
STREET BILLY, later covered by The
Business, is arguably more instantly appealing
than CRAZY PAVING.





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Spizz Energi - Spizz Not Dead 78-88

Spizzenergi was a late 1970s English punk / new wave band led by vocalist / guitarist Spizz (real name Kenneth Spiers). Include some great singles like "Soldier, Soldier", "Where's Captain Kirk?", "6000 Crazy", "Cold City 4" and more... Exellent unknown band!




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