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Big A Little a
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Rocky Eyed
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What Did You Know?
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Reality Whitewash
01:58
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Don't Get Caught
02:31
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Mother Earth
02:37
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Mother Love
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Neo Fascists
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Smash the Mac
03:24
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Bata Motel
02:37
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Darling
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Sentiment
02:28
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Nineteen Eighty Bore
01:52
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No Authority
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Do They Owe Us A Living?
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Banned From The Roxy
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G's Song
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Shaved Women
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Securicor
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The Bus Station Loonies Plymouth, UK
4, 5 and 6-piece stinking cabaret punk rock combo from Plymouth in Devon, UK.
Formed 1995 and never taken the hint since.
Home of Ruptured Ambitions Records.
Fund raisers and rabble rousers since 1989.
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Rudimentary Peni - Derby 1993
by Rudimentary Peni
supported by 15 fans who also own “Last Gig - Aberdare 11 July 1984”
An amazing set from the enigmatic 'deathpunk' band, the only live performance of theirs I've found. The moment the whole crowd sings along to '1/4 Dead' has to be heard to be believed.
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Crisis Point
by Subhumans
supported by 12 fans who also own “Last Gig - Aberdare 11 July 1984”
Ha! Subhumans very great band. i like so so much. This album is so good. i remember in 83 at Palikao in squat at Paris in live with D and V and "Berurier Noir" good french band...Excellent concert.. so for me Subhumans comme Crass, Dirt, flux, conflict....grands groupes. vive l'alternative. No passaran!
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Mandemic
by Culture Shock [ska-punk UK]
supported by 11 fans who also own “Last Gig - Aberdare 11 July 1984”
Culture Shock. Nuf Sed!
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The Gallows
by Pawns
Brutal dark punk from the excellent New York group Pawns fuses razorlike riffs with pitch-black vocals to chilling effect.
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Contagious Life MLP
by Permission
Frantic anarcho-punk from London’s Permission, boasting battering-ram guitars and scraped-up, maniacal vocals.
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Lost Familiar
by Plaster of Paris
Jittery, sharp-edged post-punk with disco elements from Melbourne post-punk trio Plaster of Paris.
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Crass at The Leadmill
by sheffieldtapearchive
supported by 11 fans who also own “Last Gig - Aberdare 11 July 1984”
Saw Crass a number of times, still to me, the most important punk band ever. I was also at the last ever gig, Miners Benefit in South Wales, therefore the last song they ever played was "Do They Owe Us A Living?" which appears as the last track on "Best Before 1984". So buried somewhere in the mix is me shouting along to the song. Not much of a claim to fame but it'll do for now!
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