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“Motor Bike Beat,” released in January 1980, is a zany pop single by The Revillos, featuring Fay Fife and Eugene Reynolds, previously of The Rezillos. Although it captures some retro charm and attempts to replicate the band’s unique style, it…
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The record “At The Edge,” produced by Doug Bennett and released by Chrysalis on 08/02/80, features energetic vocals and a thrashing sound. It includes live B-sides “Running Bear” and “White Christmas,” noted for their humour. The content reflects a continued…
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“I Want My Woody Back” by The Barracudas, released on 31/08/79, features a surf-inspired A-side and an engaging B-side, “Subway Surfin’.” The band blends Anglo-Canadian garage wit with a novelty charm, appealing for airplay to reach the charts. With a…
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Her Name Is Melody, a raga psychedelic gem by Bernie Schwartz, released in 1966 under the pseudonym Adrian Pride, features captivating vocals and an enchanting melody. The B-side is a dreamy cover of The Kinks’ ‘I Go To Sleep.’ Despite…
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Hand In Glove A-Side: Hand In GloveB-Side: Handsome Devil (live recording) Record label: Rough Trade RT 131Producer: The Smiths Released: 14/05/83Purchased: 10/12/83 Just as was ready to slip the noose around the quite limp neck of that wicked child molester…
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“This Charming Man,” a single by The Smiths, features Morrissey’s captivating lyrics and Johnny Marr’s jangly guitar work. Released in November 1983, it showcases Morrissey’s charm and wit, complemented by a solid band line-up. The song reflects themes of identity…
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“Rock ‘N’ Roll High School,” released on 07/09/79 by Sire, features the Ramones’ energetic punk sound with a more tuneful approach on the A-side. The B-side includes a live version of “Do You Wanna Dance?” and notable tracks like “Rockaway…
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The Bucaneers’ single “You’re Never Gonna Love Me Anymore,” released in August 1966 by Amigo, features folk punk elements and stood out for its energetic sound. The B-side, “I’m A Fool,” showcases garage punk style, highlighting the dynamics of love…
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“Rowche Rumble,” released on 30 July 1979 by The Fall, showcases the band’s unique take on pop, blending anger and cynicism. Comprising a strong A-Side and a Velvet Underground-inspired B-Side, the record reflects the group’s evolving sound and rebellious ethos.…
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The Rezillos’ single “I Can’t Stand My Baby,” re-released by Sensible FAB 1, showcases the band’s energetic punk-pop style, highlighted by Fay Fife’s distinctive vocals. The record, accompanied by the B-side “I Wanna Be Your Man,” resonates with fans and…
