Two Test Pressings in my collection: The Correct Use Of Soap (2018 UK 10-track White Label vinyl LP Test Pressing, originally released in 1980 and produced by Martin Hannett, including A Song From Under The Floorboards and a version of Sly And The Family Stone's Thank You [Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again]. Pressed in small quantities purely to test the sonics, this has plain white labels, within a hand annotation plain die-cut card sleeve. New and unplayed condition. Real Life (2018 UK 9-track White Label vinyl LP Test Pressing, originally released in 1978, their classic debut album featuring Shot By Both Sides and The Light Pours Out Of Me. Pressed in small quantities purely to test the sonics, this has plain white labels, within a hand annotation plain die-cut card sleeve. New and unplayed condition
Him pretending to eat dog food on stage reminds me of what must have been my first exposure to punk rock...a segment on a tv show called Real People. It was like a talk show that featured reports on funny or bizarre stories around the US.
ReplyDeleteAnyway...at one point during the segment they showed these pots and pans full of the most disgusting concoctions. I'm sure now it was a put on but, as a really little kid...it was horrifying. Those pots and pans are the image that comes to my mind every time I think of Punk Rock. Every time. Ha.
Fortunately Erik - HD refrained from actually doing this in the end. The idea was to bait Slaughter and the Dogs who were there at the time.
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