The Slickee Boys - Separated Vegetables (1977)

Separated Vegetables is the first full-length album by Washington, D.C.'s Slickee Boys. Self-released on guitarist Kim Kane's Dacoitlabel (catalog number 1001), it was pressed in an edition of 100 copies. As well as songs written by the band, it includes cover versionsof songs originally by Overkill (an early D.C. punk band, not the heavy metal band of the same name), Flamin' Groovies, the Road Runners, Johnny Smith, Country Joe and the Fish, the Small Faces, Chuck Berry, and the Hangmen (whose song, "What a Girl Can't Do", the Slickee's had already released on their debut record, 1976's Hot and Cool EP. A mix of studio and live recordings, the album includes a number of tracks taped in front of an appreciative audience at D.C. punk dive the Keg.

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Rescue 1 - Movie Viewers (1981)

Debut EP from synth-wave act from US. Recommended



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Milk From Cheltenham ‎– Triptych Of Poisoners (1983)

Album from UK DIY legends Milk From Cheltenham, originally released in 1983 on famed It's War Boys imprint, is recommended for fans of Swell Maps, The Faust Tapes and LAFMS.

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400 Blows - ...If I Kissed Her I'd Have To Kill Her First (1984) + Look (1986)

400 Blows were a British industrial/post punk band founded in 1981.

400 Blows was formed in Croydon, South London by Edward Beer in 1981 along with two friends, Alexander Fraser and Rob. Their debut single was released on their own Concrete Productions record label in 1982. In 1983 they were signed to the Illuminated label and subsequently released an album, "...if I kissed her I'd have to kill her first..." (a quote from serial killer Edmund Kemper to his sister, who was teasing him about wanting to kiss his teacher). In 1985 they released a single, "Movin'", described by Adrian Thrills in the New Musical Express as 'a spiked reworking of the 1976 Brass Construction dance classic'. It reached 54 in the UK Singles Chart. By this time the line up was Beer, Anthony Thorpe, and Lea, formerly the female half of the duo Tom Boy. Scott Fraser continues to be a leading light in the alternative/underground music movement.

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Screaming Dead - Songs 82-85 (2016)

Gothic Post Punk band from the UK who had several releases on No Future records.
This Lp collects their release from 1982 to 1985.

Screaming Dead were a punk rock band from Cheltenham formed in 1980, who have often been characterized as "horror punk". They released several singles and EPs with indie chart success, before splitting up in 1985. They reformed in 1997 and disbanded again in 1999.

Side A:
01 - This Is The End Of The World / Nuclear Apocalypse
02 - Damned Generation
03 - She Was Done In By A Nutter
04 - God Of Love
05 - Do You Wanna Cremation
06 - Western Front
07 - Valley Of The Dead
08 - Schoolgirl Junkie
09 - Lilith
10 - Warcry

Side B:
11 - Night Creatures
12 - Angel Of Death
13 - The Lovers
14 - Serenade Of Suicide
15 - The Night
16 - Johnnie
17 - Tower Of Babel

Tracks 01 - 05 from the “Children Of The Boneyard” Cassette on Recreational Tapes 1982
Track 06 from the “Western Front” Cassette on Catch 22 1982
Tracks 07 - 09 from the “Valley Of The Dead” 7” on Skull Records 1982
Tracks 11 - 12 from the “Night Creatures” 12” on No Future Records 1983
Tracks 13 - 15 from the “The Danse Macabre Collection” 12” on Angel Records 1984
Tracks 16 - 17 from the “A Dream Of Yesterday” 12” on Angel Records 1985

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Playgroup - Epic Sound Battles Chapter 1 (1982)

Playgroup was more or less a band of the usual suspects hanging around at the studio : Bruce "Minty" Smith, Eskimo Fox, Style Scott, Sean "Hogg" Oliver, George Oban, Crucial Tony, John Waddington, Kendall Ernest, "Deadly Headley" Bennett, Tony Wraffer, Nick Plytas, Mark Coalfield, Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah are names you know from many On-U Sound records.

But this is a little different. Maybe John Waddington (ex-Pop Group, link to our 'Sons & Daughters Of The Pop Group' mission) had a strong influence on this. The Reggae and Dub elements are spiced up with more jazzy sax and Waddington's free form guitar playing. Especially "Crunch", "Shock absorber" and "Hoggs might fly" sound rather Pop Groupey. "No speed limit" is a fine example of Sherwood Dub production.

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Nervos - Die Moderne Form (1982)

German New Wave, Pop Rock, Ska, Only one album in 1982

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