Tracklist Hide Credits
A1 | –Ramones |
Judy Is A PunkProducer – Craig LeonWritten-By – Ramones |
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A2 | –Dead Boys* |
Sonic ReducerProducer – Genya RavanWritten-By – Cheetah Chrome, Dave Thomas* |
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A3 | –Patti Smith |
Piss FactoryProducer – Lenny KayeWritten-By – Smith*, Sohl* |
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A4 | –New York Dolls |
Personality CrisisProducer – Todd RundgrenWritten-By – JoHansen*, Thunders* |
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A5 | –The Runaways |
HollywoodProducer – Earle Mankey, Kim FowleyWritten-By – Fox*, Jett*, Fowley* |
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A6 | –Skyhooks |
Horror MovieProducer – Duke WilsonWritten-By – Macainsh* |
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A7 | –Richard Hell & The Voidoids |
Love Comes In SpurtsProducer – Richard Gottehrer, Richard HellWritten-By – Hell* |
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A8 | –Little Bob Story |
All Or NothingProducer – Sean TylaWritten-By – Lane*, Marriott* |
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B1 | –The Boomtown Rats |
Looking After No 1Producer – Robert John LangeWritten-By – Geldof* |
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B2 | –Talking Heads |
Love Goes To Building On FireProducer – Tony BongioviWritten-By – Byrne* |
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B3 | –The Damned |
New RoseProducer – Nick LoweWritten-By – James* |
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B4 | –Ramones |
Suzy Is A HeadbangerProducer – Tom Erdelyi, Tony BongioviWritten-By – Ramones |
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B5 | –Dead Boys* |
All This And MoreProducer – Genya RavanWritten-By – Zero* |
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B6 | –The Flamin' Groovies |
Shake Some ActionProducer – Dave EdmundsWritten-By – Wilson*, Jordan* |
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B7 | –The Runaways |
Cherry BombProducer – Kim FowleyWritten-By – Jett*, Fowley* |
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B8 | –New York Dolls |
Who Are The Mystery Girls?Producer – Shadow Morton*Written-By – JoHansen*, Thunders* |
Companies, etc.
- Copyright (c) – Phonogram Ltd. (London)
- Pressed By – Phonodisc Ltd.
- Printed By – Robert Stace
Credits
- Compiled By – Alan Cowderoy
- Photography By – Peter Kodick
- Sleeve – Dennis Walden, Sue Dubois
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7199 005 | Various | New Wave (Cass, Comp) | Vertigo | 7199 005 | UK | 1977 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7299 662 | Various | New Wave (Cass, Comp) | Philips | 7299 662 | Germany | 1977 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6300 903 | Various | New Wave (LP, Comp) | Vertigo | 6300 903 | Australia | 1977 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6475 044 | Various | New Wave (LP, Comp) | Philips | 6475 044 | Greece | 1977 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6300 278 | Various | New Wave (LP, Comp) | Philips | 6300 278 | Germany | 1977 | Sell This Version |
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Bradx
August 13, 2018
edited over 2 years ago
A companion album to Various - The Sire Machine Turns You Up, which came out at around the same time. Two different labels but sharing some of the same artists. (Ramones, Patti Smith, Dead Boys, Richard Hell & Faming Groovies appear on both). Never quite figured why that was.
Money was tight around 1978 so these two samplers served an important purpose.
It was great to hear The Ramones, Dead Boys, Richard Hell and Patti Smith from the US axis.... plus The Damned from the UK.
Like the Sire comp it's got a rare Patti Smith track on there and that has stood the test of time I think.
You've got your token Aussie band, an RnB French outfit and an earlier 70s, but influential, throw-back (Dolls).
Some of it's unessential, but in those days we took what we could get.
Those 'punks' on the back sleeve always looked a bit suspect to me. Did they come from central casting?
Money was tight around 1978 so these two samplers served an important purpose.
It was great to hear The Ramones, Dead Boys, Richard Hell and Patti Smith from the US axis.... plus The Damned from the UK.
Like the Sire comp it's got a rare Patti Smith track on there and that has stood the test of time I think.
You've got your token Aussie band, an RnB French outfit and an earlier 70s, but influential, throw-back (Dolls).
Some of it's unessential, but in those days we took what we could get.
Those 'punks' on the back sleeve always looked a bit suspect to me. Did they come from central casting?
pobbard
December 4, 2019