NØ Rad report

Re-uploaded by request 2/22/2024

We interrupt this program for a brief
Public Service announcement.

 

I just woke up from a dream in which I was a wild animal. For a good minute after I was back from the land of Nod I still knew I was a wild creature, running free in the night. I was a huge black dog. 

Quién es, you dare ask? 

 

Various - Songs from the Animal House, NØ Comps., 2022.

Black Rabbit
Animal Sounds
Mechanical Bull
Black Mambo (stripped)
Tall Lion Down
Albatross
The Misled Bat
Monkey Racket
The Green Frog
Diamond Dogs
Howling
Black Crow
Turtle Rock
Stickleback
Animal Sounds (acoustic)
The Black Dog Runs at Night

1. Prince Fatty & Shniece McMenamin - Don Letts presents Version Excursion
2. Grand National - A Drink & a Quick Decision
3. Dope Lemon - Smooth Big Cat
4. Glass Animals - Zaba (deluxe)
5. Dominique Fils-Aimé - Three Little Words
6. Jah Wobble - Metal Box-Rebuilt in Dub
7. Kim Tak Building - In the Forest & the Field
8. Space Monkeys vs Gorillaz - Laika Come Home
9. Parov Stelar - The Demon Diaries
10. David Bowie - Diamond Dogs
11. Morcheeba - Who Can You Trust?
12. Sad Lovers & Giants - Melting in the Fullness of Time
13. Clutchy Hopkins meets Lord Kenjamin - Music is My Medicine
14. The Ghosts - The Lost Album
15. Grand National - Animal Sounds EP
16. Angelo Badalamenti - Fire Walk with Me OST

Lap it up,
NØ

Hair Hoppers

Basement Beehive: The Girl Group Underground is a two-disc set showcasing 56 songs recorded all across America during the pre-psychedelic 60s.  Rather than the usual novelty heavy offerings of many girl group releases, the content here delivers strong songs sung by powerful voices.  The result is an impressive slice that covers the breadth of the girl group sound, a very strong compilation that stacks as high as a beehive bouffant. 

 

 

Various - Basement Beehive: The Girl Group Underground, Numero Group 075, 2018.
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CD1 -
Will You Be My Love - The Four J's
I'll Never Know - The Chantells with The Aqua Lads
My Fault - The Passionetts
I Gotta Know - The Tonettes
I Wanna Be a Winner - Vickie & the Van Dykes
A Love of Mine - The Vandelettes
I'll Say Yes - The Devilettes
Searching for My Man - Dot & the Velvelettes
Help Me Somebody - Chapells
Same Old Sweet Lovin' - Devotions
My Lover - The Hill Sisters
Find Somebody New - The Soulettes
I Don't Believe - The Mellow Dawns
Never Gonna Cry - The Cineemas
Dum, Dum, De Dip - Judi & The Affections
Come Go with Me - The Para-Monts
Melvin - The Belles
I Believe (The Man Loves Me) - The Petites
Fall in Love Again - The Voices
Unlucky in Love - Charles Pikes & The Scholars
Broken Heart - The Contessas
I Won't Cry - The Shades
Where is Love - The Monzas
Thank You Baby - Toni & The Hearts
From One Fool to Another - The Dreamliners
Baby Be Good (While I'm Gone) - The Rayons
Teenage Dropout - Paulette & The Cupids
Laughing on the Outside - Bernadette Carroll

CD 2 -
You're Acting Kind of Strange - Chapells
Oh My Sweet Love - The Hill Sisters
Never Change Our Love - Toni & The Hearts
I'm Leaving You - The Devilettes
Don't Look - The Chantells with The Aqua Lads
Baby I'm Crying - Vickie & The Van Dykes
He'll Wait on Me - Paulette & The Cupids
The Lonely Fool - The Dreamliners
Lonely Girl - The Petites
My Plea - The Passionettes
My Heart Can Feel the Pain - The Tonettes
I Don't Wanna Lose You - The Para-Monts
For as Long as You Want Me - Dotty McCullum
Tell Me Not to Hurt - The Shades
Ain't it The Truth - The Monzas
Forever is a Long, Long Time - The Voices
You Confuse Me Baby - The Rayons
He's All Mine - The Vandelettes
Devil's Gotten into My Baby - Devotions
Come Back - The Belles
I'm Sorry Baby - The Mellow Dawns
A Crush on You - The Cineemas
Gimme Gimme - The Contessas
What Do You Do - Charles Pikes & The Scholars
The Nursery - The Four J's
It's Alright - The Soulettes
Ain't Gonna Hurt My Pride - Judi & The Affections
The Humpty-Dump - Bernadette Carroll

Enjoy,
NØ

Three Men in a Tub

A fairly recent one, going back down JA way for some early 1980s Bunny Lee productions. 

 

Various - Rubadub Revolution, Pressure Sounds PSCD104,2019.
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Know Yourself Mankind – The Paragons
Lazer Beam (Nuff Stylee 12-inch mix) – Don Carlos & Papa Tullo
I Man Come Again – Johnny Clarke
Every Half is a Fraction – Papa Tullo
Bandulu (12-inch mix) – Cornell Campbell & Scientist
The Right Time (Boogie Down 12-inch mix) – Neville Brown & John Wayne
A Place Called Zion – The Paragons
Part 2 – Papa Tullo
Revolution Fighters – Simple Simon
Too Popular – Trevor Castell
Exterminator – Cornell Campbell

CD 2 -
George William Gordon – Simple Simon
Babylon No Badda Haul & Pull Me – Devon Edwards
People Cruel (12-inch mix) – Cornell Campbell & Errol Scorcher
Lay Down Flat – Devon Edwards
Lay Down Flat version – Professor
Gun Fever – Frankie Jones
Gun Fever version – Donovan Phillips
Spread Out (Purpleman a Go Boom it Up) – Don Carlos & Purpleman
Me & Janet – Badoo
Bawlin – Simple Simon

Enjoy,
NØ

Now the Mask is Off

Covering basically the same time frame (1977-81), 

same bands (X,  The Weirdos,  Germs,  The Randoms,  The Bags,  The Eyes,  Black Randy & the Metrosquad) 

& same songs as the Live from The Masque release that I recently featured, these are studio versions with a slightly (it's punk, after all) more polished, less raw sound. 

Great companion piece to any who enjoyed the previous mentioned offering with enough additional music (The Hollywood Square,  The Zeros,  T.S.O.L.,  The Dils,  Adolescents,  The Urinals, & more) to make it well worth while. 

 

 

Various – Punk 45: Chaos in the City of Angels & Devils, Soul Jazz Records SJR CD329, 2016.
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Out of Vogue - The Middle Class
We're Desperate - X
Disintegration Nation    - The Flesh Eaters
A Life of Crime - The Weirdos
I'm White & Middle Class - The Urinals
I Got a Right - Iggy & the Stooges
Forming - The Germs
Bloodstains - Agent Orange
Trouble at the Cup - Black Randy & The Metrosquad
Ack Ack Ack Ack - The Urinals
Don't Push Me Around - The Zeros
ABCD    - The Randoms
What's Your Problem    - Circle Jerks
Survive - The Bags
Amoeba - Adolescents
Class War - The Dils
Brainless - The Deadbeats
I Like Drugs - Simpletones
World War III - T.S.O.L.
TAQN    - Eyes
Hollywood Square - Hollywood Squares
Final Ride - The Deadbeats

Enjoy,
NØ

Please & Thank You

One thing I know is this release was manufactured by the infamous PDO Company UK. All their releases are prone to disc rot (CD bronzing), so I'm glad I've got this sucka digitized. 

 

Various – If You Can't Please Yourself You Can't Please Your Soul, Some Bizarre SBZCD1, 1990.
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The Only Good Christian is a Dead Christian – Scraping Foetus Off the Wheel
Product Patrol – Cabaret Voltaire
Total Nervous Phenomenon – Test Dept.
Love Amongst the Ruined – Marc Almond
Twisted – Psychic TV
Flesh & Bones – The The
The Wheel – Coil
The Roxy Cut (live) – Yello
Waiting to Fall – Virginia Astley
Wardrobe – Einstürzende Neubauten

Enjoy,
NØ

This Tree is Free, but Noisy

Thor's Rubber Hammer was a record label originally based out of Athens, Georgia that moved its base of operation to Washington, D.C.. It existed from 2006 - 2011. Suprisingly, for a time Athens had a noise scene that not only spawned this label but was able to score an entire compilation.

Deeded to Itself: Athens Southernoise is a compilation put together by Thor's Rubber Hammer label boss Lars Gotrich. Here's what Lars has to say:
     ''Right about the time I was thinking of moving to Washington, D.C., in the summer of 2006, I couldn't help but notice a small noise scene coalescing around Athens, Georgia. It didn't sound like the harsh-wall histrionics coming out of Michigan or the No Fun set of NYC. The sonics were slower and muggier, weighed down by humid summers and the drawl of Southern life

     The CD was released at a big show in February 2007 that I booked at the DIY space Secret Squirrel in Athens. We had two stages set up for a continuous assault on the ears, and went until 3 in the morning. With the exception of Killick, none of these artists exist anymore, but for a little while there, Athens had a Southernoise all it own.''

The title of the release, ''Deeded to Itself'' is a reference to a white oak tree that owns itself located near downtown Athens. In 1832, Colonel William H. Jackson's will deeded the tree possession of itself & all the land within eight feet of its trunk. The original giant oak, estimated around 400 years old, fell over during a wind storm on October 9, 1942. Not wanting the tradition to die, members of the Junior Ladies Garden Club of Athens were determined to replace the Tree. Garden Club members gathered acorns from the site & lovingly began growing a second-generation white oak to replace Colonel Jackson's beloved tree. In just four short years, on December 4, 1946, Junior Ladies members planted the sapling that stands tall today as the Tree That Owns Itself. 

 

 

Various - Deeded to Itself: Athens Southernoise, Thor’s Rubber Hammer, 2007.
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Poem X - Altruizine
Untitled - Orthopedics
Stormdrum - Killick
It's the End of the World (& We Didn't Know It) - Long Legged Woman
Who Will Save Your Soul¿ - Sailor Winters
Speaking Softly - Chartrueses
Heart Skins - Garbage Island
Death & Grieving - Better People
Green Mountain - Telenovela

Enjoy,
NØ

Now I’m Smelling a Distinctive Autuer of Vinyl

This is the 2008 release from LTM Records' acclaimed compilation series ''Auteur Labels''.  Here they cover Manchester imprint Object Music. 

Object Music was active between 1978 & 1981, pioneering Manchester post-punk scene. Object Music was founded by songwriter & deejay Steve Solamar to release records by his own group, Spherical Objects. The label soon began releasing records by other artists, many of them active in the Manchester Musicians' Collective.

Various - Auteur Labels Object Music 1978-1981, LTM LTMCD 2527, 2008.
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The Kill
The Knot – Spherical Objects
Dreams of Desire
Queen of the Sea – Steve Miro & the Eyes
River
Stay Awake
10 Minutes – Grow Up
Façade – Alternomen Unlimited
Martial Time/ Martial Law - Warriors
Up & About
Smiling in Reverse – Steve Miro
Seventies Romance
Sweet Tooth – Spherical Objects
Fascinated by Time?
Nite Time – Contact
Troops Out
My One Request – The Passage
The Cake Shop Device – Manchester Mekon
Insects – IQ Zero
Joanne
Affirmation of Existence/ Swept Away
GGGDADGADADAD – Grow Up
Forewarned – Steve Solamar
The Mutant
Decision Time – The Noyes Brothers
Connections – Alternomen Unlimited

Enjoy,
NØ

I Smell Something Burning

 

Another serving for your Dub plate. Special.

 

 

Various - Burning Sounds: Burning Dub Vol 1, Burning Sounds 2016.
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Jah Children in Style - Page One & the Observer
Burning Dub - Niney the Observer
Caddoe Dub - The Aggrovators & The Revolutionaries
Dub Now - Niney the Observer
African Communication - Phill Pratt
God Bless My Dub - Niney the Observer
Con Man - Phill Pratt
Concert Man - Phill Pratt
Rueben - The Revolutionaries
P.L.A. Dub - The Aggrovators & The Revolutionaries
Simeon & Levi - The Revolutionaries
Benjamin - The Revolutionaries
Africa's Time Now - Page One & The Revolutionaries
Garvey Dub - The Aggrovators & The Revolutionaries
Love Dub - Page One & the Observer

Various - Burning Sounds: Burning Dub Vol 2, Burning Sounds, 2016.

Star Wars - Phill Pratt
Observers Style - Page One & the Observer
Guerilla Dub - The Aggrovators & The Revolutionaries
Swapo Dub - The Aggrovators & The Revolutionaries
Naptali - The Revolutionaries
Tenement Yard View - Niney the Observer
Side Walk Rider - Phill Pratt
Dan - The Revolutionaries
Joseph - The Revolutionaries
Ready for It - Page One & the Observer
Maron Dub - The Aggrovators & The Revolutionaries
New Style - Niney the Observer
Way of Life - Page One & the Observer
Dub 51 - Niney the Observer
Which Clapp - Phill Pratt

Enjoy,
NØ

She Was a Darling

 Re-uploaded by request 2/22/2024

We interrupt these Various productions for this announcement...

Had this in the works for next month's "Fems of February" but with the passing of this grand dame, thought I'd bump it up to today. 

 Veronica 'Ronnie Spector' Bennett...we'll miss you, lady.

The Ronettes were an American girl group from Spanish Harlem, New York. The group consisted of lead singer Veronica Bennett (later known as Ronnie Spector), her older sister Estelle Bennett, & their cousin Nedra Talley. They had sung together since they were teenagers, then known as "The Darling Sisters". Signed first by Colpix Records in 1961, they moved to Phil Spector's Philles Records in March 1963. At that time they changed their name to "The Ronettes". 

 

Phil Spector had crafted his role as a record producer (& pop song scribe) into something iconic & cinematic, building his treasured Wall of Sound aesthetic brick by brick, with wind-swept orchestration, booming steady rhythms, luxuriously multi-layered vocals, & soulful, operatic melodies as his building blocks.

He was the craftsman behind a vast range of tunes: "He's a Rebel" by The Crystals; "You've Lost that Loving Feeling" - The Righteous Brothers; "River Deep-Mountain High" - Ike & Tina Turner; "Let it Be" - The Beatles; "All Things Must Pass" - George Harrison; "Instant Karma" - Plastic Ono Band; "Death of a Ladies Man" - Leonard Cohen; "End of the Century" - The Ramones...this shows the range of his abilities but barely touches his prolific output.

But "Be My Baby" by The Ronettes, featuring the tight choir of these NYC street angels on the Spector-produced song co-written with Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich put the sensual, savvy voice of Ronnie Bennett in the forefront, pushing it beyond the boundaries of the song's complex layers of orchestration. With that song, Ronnie became Philles Records first true "star" greater than Phil himself.

The Ronettes placed nine songs on the Billboard Hot 100, five of which became Top 40 hits. Among their most famous songs are "Be My Baby", "Baby, I Love You", "(The Best Part of) Breakin' Up", and "Walking in the Rain". In 1964, the group released their only studio album, Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica. That year, the Rolling Stones were their opening act when they toured the UK. The Ronettes opened for the Beatles on their 1966 US tour, becoming the only girl group to tour with them. 

 

 

The Ronettes - The Best of the Ronettes, ABKCO 72122, 1992.
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Be My Baby
Why Don't They Let Us Fall in Love
I Wonder
Baby, I Love You
(The Best Part of) Breakin' Up
So Young
When I Saw You
Do I Love You?
You, Baby
How Does it Feel?
Walking in the Rain
Born to Be Together
Is This What I Get for Loving You?
Paradise
Here I Sit
I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine
Everything Under the Sun
You Came, You Saw, You Conquered

R.I.P. Ronnie,
NØ

More Damn Records

Mordam Records was a record distribution company founded by Ruth Schwartz (one of the original co-editors of Maximum RocknRoll) in San Francisco in 1983 as an independent punk distribution outlet.

Mordam was the exclusive distributor for dozens of punk rock & independent record labels throughout the 1980s & 90s, gaining a reputation as one of the more reputable distributors in the indie business. They released numerous samplers showcasing their wide roster of bands. This was their in-store playlist. 

 

 

Various - The In-Store Play Sampler, Mordam Records 1995.
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Magdalene – Alice Donut
Out of Control – Naked Aggression
Sioux City Debutante – Strawman
Hey Shadow – The Humpers
Panic – Bratmobile
Ultimate Violations – Spitboy
Rock & Roll Man – Tit Wrench
Together Dumb – Zipgun
I Left My Flannel in Seattle – Butt Trumpet
We Never Close – The Paper Tulips
Teeny Weeny Man – The Show Business Giants
Addiction – Tilt
Frayed –  Buzzov•en
The Gun & the Bible – Negativland
Not That Way – Ill Repute
Invasion of the Dragon Men – Man or Astro-Man?
Balderdash '93 – Victims Family
I'm so Restless – The Witch Doctors
Nine – Swiz
Windfall – One Man Runnung
I Don't Believe You – Parasite
Bob Says No! – Popdefect
Esta Bien Mamacita – El Vez
Shoe-in – Crackerbash
Rat Bite – Unwound
Wrecker! – The Mono Men
Goodbye to You – Screeching Weasel

Enjoy,
NØ

The Dogs are Barking

Well, I have to believe the title says it all.

Various – Everything You Always Wanted To Know About '60s Mind  Expansive Punkadelic Garage Rock Instrumentals But Were Afraid To Ask

Arf! Arf! AA-041, 1993.
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Ballot Bachs – The Shades
Fusion – Pinocchio & His Puppets
Hang In– ? & the Mysterians –    
Research into the Soul of Psychedelic Sound  – Unbelievable Uglie    
Mind Destruction – Oxford Circle    
Tioga – The American Dream    
You Blow My Mind –     Powers of Blue
Spellbound – Spellbinders    
Wow – Front Office    
Love In (December) – Hal Blaine
Under – Cucumber    
Bubblegum March – Captain Groovy & His Bubblegum Army    
I Want the Rain – The Executioners    
80-96 – Dantes    
69 – Vaqueros    
The Other Side of a Record –     The Sounds Like Us
Ceyladd Beyta – The Ceyleib People    
Pisces –    Sagittarius
The Beginning – The Collectors    
City Jungle Part 2 – The Beautiful Daze    
12 O´Clock, July – The Mussies    
Make Love, Not War – The Arrows    
This is Really the Zoo Plus Two – The Ennd    
Flameout –    
Barrier X-69 –    
A Disappointing Love Affair with a Desensitized Robot – 101 Strings    
Beep (excerpt) – The Calico Wall

Enjoy,
NØ

In da House

"It was summer 1986 and clubs in London are rocking to the sounds of east coast hip hop and Washington Go Go. Meanwhile, dancefloors ´North of Watford´ (especially in Nottingham, Sheffield and Manchester) are crammed with people jacking to a new sound from Chicago called "house", and for two years a north/south divide of a different kind was established.

Summer 1988 reads very differently with the whole nation rapidly becoming one jacking zone. Clubs are now overflowing with people trance dancing to a form of music that they once ignored. Dj's who once dismissed house music as hi-energy are now exclusively playing house and a whole new culture is born.

But what of the north? The jacking continues more fervently than ever, the smileys and ecstasy are evident but its not just acid that's being played but all forms of house. And at the centre of it all is Manchester's Haçienda. For almost three years Friday's Nude Night has been packed, and this album is a direct result of this Friday madness."
                                     from the liner notes, 1988. 

 

Various - North: The Sound of the Dance Underground 2x12", Deconstruction PL 71939, 1988. decryption code in comments

Side A -
Dream 17 – Annette
I Ain't Nightclubbing – T-Coy
Side B -
House Fantaz-ee – D C B
Acid To Ecstasy – ED209
Side C -
Voodoo Ray – A Guy Called Gerald
Megagrip – Masters of Acid
Side D -
Carino – T-Coy
Get On One – Frequency 9

Enjoy,
NØ

Skip Played Guitar

All right, get off that couch & on your feet. Enough chillin'. 

Light up this joint & pump up the volume. 

Sugar Hill Gang in the hizouse, homey. 

 

Various - Still / The Joint : Sugar Hill Remixed, Castle Music NEDCD326, 1999.
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CD One -
The Sugar Hill Suite / Voice Mail (Double Dee & Steinski remix)
The Message (Roots Manuva remix)
I Can't Stop (Wiseguys remix)
It's Nasty (Nightmares on Wax remix)
Scorpio (Plaid remix)
Sugar Hill Groove (Bronx Dogs remix)
Trouble Funk–    Hey Fellas (Red Snapper remix)
The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel (Freedy Fresh remix)
Pump Me Up (Major Force remix)


CD Two -
Break Dance Electric Boogie (Junior Cartier remix)
Funk You Up (Two Lone Swordsmen remix)
That's the Joint (Rae & Christian remix)
Simon Says (Deckwrecka remix)
Pump Me Up (Mark Seven remix)
8th Wonder (Pressure Drop remix)
Scorpio (Coldcut remix)
The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel (Scratch Perverts remix)

Enjoy,
NØ

Why Don’t You Just Chill Out!

After that moshing in yer face punk, thought you might like to chill for a bit. 

Relax. 

Take a load off. 

 

Various - Chill Out Originals, Music Brokers MBB5361, 2007.
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Shining – SD Project
Ocean Jewel – Astrovoid   
Rhodes Chill – Comfort   
Time Traveller – Sandy Parker   
After Midnight – Space Gang   
Mon Amour – Bristol Love
Time Machine – Astrovoid   
Sister Green Eyes – Hypnomusic   
Not Afraid – G-Spliff   
Gimme Love – Blue System   
Linger in My Soul – South Dolphins   
Transport – CCB   
Through Me – Mastercuts
Mombasa – Simon Solo
Tricky Joke – Watching Colours

Enjoy,
NØ

Who’s Behind the Masque?

 

Switching things up...early L.A. punk recorded live at The Masque, a small punk rock club in central Hollywood, California which existed from 1977 to 1978. It was located at 1655 North Cherokee Avenue, between Hollywood Boulevard & Selma Avenue. It is fondly remembered by those who hung out there as the nexus of the Los Angeles punk subculture. 

 

Various - Live from The Masque - Forming, Year One Records 71002-2, 1996.
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Teenage    
Hitman    
Life of Crime    
Solitary Confinement    
Destroy All Music
Neutron Bomb     - The Weirdos
TV Dinner    
Violent Girl    
Animal Call    
Chainsaw    
Survive - The Bags
Let's Pretend    
No God    
The Slave    
Shutdown    
Hang on to Yourself    
Forming - Germs
Building Models    
Incomplete Suicide    
Nervous Breakdown    
Babies    
Victims    
Kill Me, Kill Me - The Skulls 

Various – Live from The Masque - Wewecancandodowhatwhatwewe Wanna Do,

Year One Records 71003-2, 1996.

Government Official    
Take Over the World    
Hillside Strangler    
Out There / Sick of You    
Bad Girl
In A Haze    
Do The Nihil - F-Word
Gimme a Little Pain    
One More Chance to Survive    
Jailhouse Rock    
Nothing Means Nothing - The Alleycats
Year One    
Blue Spark    
We're Desperate    
I'm Coming Over    
Adult Books    
Heater    
Los Angeles - X
Cosmetic Couple    
Lay Off She's Mine
Unidentified    
Nothing - The Zeros

 

 

Various – Live from The Masque - Dicks Fight Banks Hate, Year One Records 71004-2,1996.

Eniwetok
Take That Qaalude Now
Go-Go Bee
The Happy Song
She's Dead
Disneyland - The Eyes
I'm OK, You're OK
Shake & Bake
Shadow Man
Canyon
You Drive Me Ape (You Big Gorilla)
Hideous - The Dickies
Let's Get Rid of New York
Tricia
ABC
Let's Get Rid of L.A - The Randoms
Idi Amin
Randy's intro by Dick Brain
Loner with a Boner
Trouble at the Cup - Black Randy & the Metro Squad

Enjoy,
NØ

Hindsight May Be 20-20, but Foresight is 20-22

The London Calling radio shows that Joe Strummer taped for the BBC got me heavy into Various Artist releases. 

I realized that I've posted up numerous in the past but still have loads more. 

So for January I'm going with the topic of "Various Artist". Decided that I start the whole shebang with some Dub I haven't got around to yet. 

Welcome to the new year. 

 

Various - Veterans in Dub, FM Records LLC, 2016.
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Love Story – Beres Hammond & Gappy Ranks
Story – Marcia Griffiths, Tashina, Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal
Love Transfusion – J.C. Lodge
Bonefide – Maxi Priest
Real Thing Going – Sugar Minott
Woman is Like a Shadow – The Meditation
Little Girl – Glen Washington
Never Have a Love Like This Before – Freddie McGregor
Didn't You Know – Janet Kay
100 Weight Collie Weed – Carlton Livingston
Lick Shot – Michael Palmer
The Handle – Sister Nancy
Murderer – Barrington Levy
No War – Half Pint
Bad Boy a Fire M16 – Sammy Dread

bonus tracks -
How About I Be Me - Sinead O.Connor
One Life to Live - Beres Hammond

Enjoy,
NØ