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I believe that’s the blue or grey swirl. SST released colored version of many of their releases in the early 90s. I tend to doubt the veracity of the dates indicated for these on Discogs. As far as I can tell, SST did not release limited first issue...
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I bought the 2016 Newbury gold/black splatter. What’s the point if they go and issue another run four years later. People buy these because they think they are collectable. Bad move by Newbury.
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“Back then” there was a clear distinction between Punk, Post-Punk, Industrial and New Wave. Those terms were used and fans actively indentified with them, except New Wave which was considered a record industry marketing term.
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I think that’s the harmonium, humming, humming, maybe, maybe, could it be?
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Mine is not auto-coupled and I can not find any two tone release that is not auto-coupled.
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The lyrics to The Pefect Kiss are idiotic and ruin a great song and what I think is the best music video ever.
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I think he already wrote it himself, didn’t he? Check it out
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New Wave was term invented by Sire Records Seymour Stein because he thought punk was not a good term to sell records. It’s a marketing term.
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Mine was slightly warped but sounds fine, no pops or crackles. Percussion sounds especially crisp and vibrant.
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Some of these come with a patch not sure how many
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This record has such an 80s vibe. Bob Welsh was ahead of his time on this one.
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Great record, Great songs. Bob Welsh was a master musician.
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Of course you know they don’t press their own records but use the same plants as every other label. In fact, RTI, which pressed the original release, is considered to be one of the best.
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Buddysrecords: Considering hardcore started in So Cal, whether other parts of the country knew of Middle Class is not very relevant. They influenced the influencers.
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Why erase Bob Welch from the history? Five good records, a handful of timeless FM classics.
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Five solid albums with Bob Welsh and he’s not inducted with the band into the Hall of Fame. Not that it matters much, but symbolically an inexcusable omission.
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FM became a pop rock band for 5 albums with Bob Welsh. Hits like Sentimental Lady and Hypnotized being prime examples of their sound. Amazing period of Fleetwood Mac before the cocaine and qualudes took over. They should all be ashamed that Bob Welsh...
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It was mastered by Ken Perry as per the listing
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