Have some Cult for a change. Probably my favourite Cult track and its always better when its a longer version. It also takes longer to rip,takes up more of my time and generally is a pain in the neck to do!
Another Mojo freebie from 2005. Again I've never played it,again click on the 2nd cover for the tracklist because again, I really can't be arsed to type it out. 
I've never actually played this CD so its a new one on me as well. Obviously I know some of the songs on here well (Siouxsie,Wire,The Fall,Essential Logic,Kleenex to name but 5 but some of the newer stuff I dont. Click on the 2nd cover for the tracklist because I can't be arsed to type it out,never mind play the damn thing.
Another UK Subs single. Another new line up. Another different record label. And the 2nd track jumps once! Not the greatest thing they ever did by a long way but the UK Subs are a British institution. At 65,Charlie Harper continues be a great example to us all.
Staying with the Subs, this one came a year and a couple of singles later. Always prefered the B side of this one. By this time,Alvin had joined the band and Steve Roberts had took over on drums.
A real rarity this......a BLACK vinyl Warhead! (Where the f**k has my brown one gone?) Oh well,at least its signed. Warhead has re-recorded and released last year on a 5 track CD single.
And staying down under,have this long lost Saints single from 1980. Its a double A side and to be honest, its not their best. I prefer In The Mirror out of the two songs.
This Midnight Oil record is from the heady days of 1986. I like the B sides to this as well especially Kosciusko. Just good old fashioned rock! Posted for all the Aussies who visit here.
My sister will kill me for this but sod it. This is the first and I'm pretty sure the only Hysteria demo ever put onto tape and has been kindly converted into mp3 format by my mate Graham who also did the artwork. Cheers mate,you really are a star for doing this one.
Not to be confused with their debut 12'' (One Of The Lads) this is John Lydon's little bruver's 4 Be 2 (Jimmy Lydon) and is produced by John (according to the cover anyway but there has been some dispute about that) Theres definately a PIL influence in there especially on the extra song "Bitch" Its good stuff. Listen to the bass and tell me I'm not wrong.
This sounds more Guns 'n' Roses ballad than 68 Guns on A New South Wales but I like it and the other double A side is more U2 than erm......68 Guns as well! I'm sure some of our Welsh friends might like it but then again, they might not.
The epic 8 minute plus version of Toyah's Ieya. Needless to say its crackly This,along with the Sheep Farming In Barnet EP was probably the best thing Toyah did in my humble opinion. Oh and the B side jumps once but don't worry about it because its not much kop anyway.
Another soulseek find, this was the Biscuits collabaration with the fellow Merseysider,Margi Clarke. Its very catchy and works well and is one of my most played over the last couple of weeks.
A top 40 hit in the UK,this time from '79. I used to hate this but I like it nearly 30 years later. This one came on white vinyl (if you were lucky)
Its crackly and skips once on track 5 but what do you expect from one of my rips. If you like these tracks then buy the proper CD compilations which are cheap enough and contain lots lots more. Posted for Anon.
This one came with the long lost The History Of Eater Volume One LP which I've still got as it happens on blue (or is it purple) vinyl. All the songs on that album and the 2 tracks on this 7'' have all re-appeared on the various Eater compilation CD's which have been issued since. There were only 5,000 of these singles and it didn't come with a picture cover.
