Category: 1970s
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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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“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…
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“War Stories,” a single by The Starjets, was released on 3rd August 1979 under Epic Records. Produced by David Batchelor, it features an energetic and catchy melody reminiscent of classic soldier comics. Critics praise its infectious beat and vibrant sound,…
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The Jam’s single “When You’re Young,” released on 17 August 1979, showcases their signature sound and skillful songwriting. While the track offers a familiar brilliance, critics note its safe approach compared to earlier efforts. Nevertheless, Paul Weller’s mastery shines through,…
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The single “I’m Alive” by 999 features energetic tracks marked by tight arrangements and Nick Cash’s distinctive vocals. Although it has strong commercial appeal and reflects the evolution of punk into its second wave, critics note a lack of memorability…
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The single “She’s A Windup,” released by United Artists in 1977 and produced by Nick Lowe, features a fast-paced critique of a flirtatious woman. While the A-side showcases strong R&B vibes, the B-side “Hi-Rise” is an average instrumental. Overall, it’s…
