Tag Archives: EP

Record Review: November Group

Posted on January 7, 2016 by postpunkmonk

November Group: November Group US EP [1982] Shake It Off Flatland Pictures Of The Homeland We Dance The popular Front How I remember mail order ads for this EP in the back pages of Trouser Press back in the day. … Continue reading →

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Record Review: The Human League – The Dignity Of Labour

Posted on September 7, 2015 by postpunkmonk

The Human League: The Dignity Of Labour UK EP [1979] The Dignity of Labour Pt. 1 The Dignity of Labour Pt. 2 The Dignity of Labour Pt. 3 The Dignity of Labour Pt. 4 Flexi Disc Today, as a special … Continue reading →

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A Young Person’s Guide To: B-52s – Mesopotamia [pt. 1]

Posted on September 3, 2014 by postpunkmonk

  I had been a fan of the B-52s from the point of finally hearing/seeing them on Saturday Night live after being taunted by the splendor of their debut album cover for six months in the record store. I [finally] … Continue reading →

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The Great B-Sides: Elvis Costello – Just A Memory

Posted on July 16, 2014 by postpunkmonk

A big chunk of what makes me the person that I am is that I eventually learned about the ins and outs of record collecting, though it was an arduous trek on my own in the wilderness with no other … Continue reading →

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The Jam: Absolute Beginners US EP

Posted on June 30, 2014 by postpunkmonk

The Jam: Absolute Beginners US EP [1981] Absolute Beginners Tales From The Riverbank Funeral Pyre Disguises Liza Radley This morning at the gym I chanced to hear “A Town Called Malice” and it served to remind me that from some … Continue reading →

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