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An early Riot City record. Great plodding British punk, just right for a pogo. From the magic year of '82.
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3 comments:
You're right. I've posted that one recently as well.
Your blog is excellent!
The question on everyone's lips is how come that year produced so much good shit? I wonder was it the glue or the cider...? :)
I wonder if it had anything to do with Crass. They had the song "punk is dead" which was about the originality and shock of the first punks being gone, but a lot of bands around '82 were like "we'll show you punk ain't dead".
Also, maybe out age had something to do with it. I was 13 when I heard my first punk song "Hurry Up Harry" by Sham 69, on Top of The Pops in 1978. Four years later in '82 I was 17 and had some money to buy a guitar and start a punk band.
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