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DAMGOOD 514LP
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"Johnny Moped's first album since 2016's It's A Real Cool Baby! Time flies! It's three years since the band's last album, It's A Real Cool Baby, but the band have been busy in the meantime. Following the amicable departure of founding member Dave Berk, they welcomed Marty Love as their new drummer. Since then the band have had successful tours of the UK, Germany, Holland and Scandinavia. They've had prestigious slots at Blackpool's famous Rebellion Festival, recorded radio sessions for Marc Riley's BBC 6Music Show, and played a storming set at Damaged Goods 30th Anniversary show at London's Koko last September along with touring with The Damned and a headline Christmas show at The Lexington. A biography of the band is currently being written. More details to follow on that nearer to publication date. There's even talk of gigs in the US and Japan in the not too distant future. Fingers crossed eh So what can we tell you about the new LP? Well it has 14 tracks including recent sold out single 'Catatonic'. There's a guest appearance from none other than Captain Sensible, a longtime friend and champion of the band. The original Mopeds Johnny and Slimy Toad have been joined by long time members, Jacko Pistorious, Rock N Roll Robot (also know as Rob from legendary Ska/Punk band 'Case') and Marty Love for the new album. It was recorded at Panther Studios, Reigate and produced by longtime associate Dick Crippen."
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DAMGOOD 499LP
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Triple LP version. "How did Billy come to be? Holed away in the distant inter tidal marshland of mid-70s Kent, breaking rocks in the hot sun as a teenage dockland stonemason, undiagnosed dyslexia and general insubordination denying him the educational path he might have taken, Childish took the punk gospel Malcolm McLaren and the Sex Pistols preached in 1976 as revealed scriptural truth. Forty-two years later Childish is the last man standing, the most enduring, uncorrupted and prolific of the class of '77. And some heroic fool has now tried to sum him up in a mere forty-eight songs, from the thousand or so he has recorded. This compilation provides tiny tasters of each of Childish's phases, and some snippets of short-lived side-projects too. Administered correctly, it will make an addict of you. You have been warned. Here's a field guide to the many faces of Billy Childish."
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DAMGOOD 499CD
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"How did Billy come to be? Holed away in the distant inter tidal marshland of mid-70s Kent, breaking rocks in the hot sun as a teenage dockland stonemason, undiagnosed dyslexia and general insubordination denying him the educational path he might have taken, Childish took the punk gospel Malcolm McLaren and the Sex Pistols preached in 1976 as revealed scriptural truth. Forty-two years later Childish is the last man standing, the most enduring, uncorrupted and prolific of the class of '77. And some heroic fool has now tried to sum him up in a mere forty-eight songs, from the thousand or so he has recorded. This compilation provides tiny tasters of each of Childish's phases, and some snippets of short-lived side-projects too. Administered correctly, it will make an addict of you. You have been warned. Here's a field guide to the many faces of Billy Childish."
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DAMGOOD 498LP
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"Holly Golightly is back... With her first full band album since 2015's Slowtown Now! Do The Get Along features 12 songs performed by the perfect Holly Golightly band line-up of Bruce Brand (drums), Matt Radford (double bass), Ed Deegan (guitar) and Bradley Burgess (guitar). Alongide nine original tracks there are three choice covers - 'Satan is His Name' by Steve King & The Echelons, 'Love (Can't You Hear Me)' by the Knight Bros., and 'I Don't Know', originally recorded by Ruth Brown. Holly first came to musical prominence as a member of Thee Headcoatees, a Billy Childish/Thee Headcoats all-girl splinter group in 1991. Four years later she broke away from the garage punk scene with the release of her debut solo album The Good Things, which featured a mix of folk, early electric blues, & '60s beat influenced rock 'n' roll. It's a template that she's honed over the course of 13 solo albums, along the way impressing celebrity fans such as Jim Jarmusch (Holly's track 'Tell Me Now So I Know' featured as the main title theme in his Broken Flowers movie), and most notably Jack White who duetted with Holly on 'It's True That We Love One Another', the final track on the classic White Stripes album Elephant. Holly's been busy over the last decade as half of blues/Americana duo Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs (The Brokeoffs being multi-instrumentalist Lawyer Dave). The pair have released a string of well received albums, and undertaken many tours on both sides of the Atlantic."
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DAMGOOD 500CD
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"Seems like only yesterday but it's 30 years since the first Damaged Goods release! As part of the anniversary celebrations we're releasing this compilation bringing together a selection of top tracks, deep cuts, lost gems and personal favourites. Punk, garage and indie are all well represented, with artists including Thee Headcoats, Holly Golightly, Johnny Moped, Manic Street Preachers, Cowbell, Pete Molinari, Fabienne Delsol, Thee Dagger Debs and many more! The past is a foreign country and there's certainly been many changes in the musical climate since 1988. Formats have come and gone (and returned!). Online, digital and streaming music were all pure science fiction then. But good music is as they say timeless. With this in mind we bring you some of the best music Damaged Goods Records has released since its humble beginnings in Ian Damaged's front room. With 500 releases to date it was difficult to whittle this collection down onto two pieces of vinyl and one shiny compact disc but we're happy with the result. As a handy best-of or taster for further investigation we hope you'll enjoy this selection. Place it on your turntable, crank up the volume and enjoy!"
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DAMGOOD 500LP
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Double LP version. "Seems like only yesterday but it's 30 years since the first Damaged Goods release! As part of the anniversary celebrations we're releasing this compilation bringing together a selection of top tracks, deep cuts, lost gems and personal favourites. Punk, garage and indie are all well represented, with artists including Thee Headcoats, Holly Golightly, Johnny Moped, Manic Street Preachers, Cowbell, Pete Molinari, Fabienne Delsol, Thee Dagger Debs and many more! The past is a foreign country and there's certainly been many changes in the musical climate since 1988. Formats have come and gone (and returned!). Online, digital and streaming music were all pure science fiction then. But good music is as they say timeless. With this in mind we bring you some of the best music Damaged Goods Records has released since its humble beginnings in Ian Damaged's front room. With 500 releases to date it was difficult to whittle this collection down onto two pieces of vinyl and one shiny compact disc but we're happy with the result. As a handy best-of or taster for further investigation we hope you'll enjoy this selection. Place it on your turntable, crank up the volume and enjoy!"
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DAMGOOD 096LP
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"**Finally Out Of Moth Balls!** **Reissue Of Thee Headcoats' 1996 Classic Lp Featuring Some Of Their Finest Cuts!** Thee Headcoats were mainly Billy Childish (Git/Vox) Bruce Brand (Drums) and Johnny Johnson (bass), they formed in 1989 after Billy's previous band Thee Mighty Caesers gave up the ghost. By 1992 they had already released something like 6 albums and 15 singles. Lots more releases followed including this great LP In Tweed We Trust, originally released in 1996, the follow up to the equally great Conundrum. Thee Headcoats carried on touring and releasing records in every corner of the world until mid-2000 when they called it a day. During the '90's I must have seen them 60 times, I even went over to Japan with them in 1993. There was something really natural about them, no bullshit. We did the 'We hate The Fuckin' NME' single after NME journo Johnny Cigarettes walked out of their gig in Archway after insisting that he should get in for free as he was from the NME and then reviewing Thee Headcoatees by saying there were no girls in the band (he left before they came onstage!!)."
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DAMGOOD 496LP
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"Medway garage upstarts! Debut LP! The Shadracks are a three-piece rock n' roll group hailing from Medway, Kent, with Babylonian overtones. Drawing lyrics from the forgetfulness and lost hope the group aims to play 40 years in the past, but with modern precision. The origins of the group date back over 6 months when Huddie Shadrack and Ellisa Abednego had a brief encounter in deserted park land. With a sheared an interest in incompetent punk and beat music it became paramount that they form a group, and quickly. At that very moment they heard the dulcet twang of old onion strings being plucked in the near versinity. Scouring the herbaceous borders the two friends happened upon Elle Meshack, harp in hand. Could she fix them into shape? The answer was 'yes!' So via a frosty garage in upper Strood The Shadracks' sound came into being. After just two rehearsals the cocky kids decided it was high time they recorded a debut LP. And so it came to pass."
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DAMGOOD 492LP
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"Back with a new LP! Featuring the Masonics! Miss Ludella Black is back with brand new LP Till You Lie In Your Grave, her follow up to 2008's From This Witness Stand. Yes, 10 long years but well worth the wait! Here's some words from the lady herself: 'How nice it is to once again say a big hello my darlings and to invite you to partake in my latest musical feast of succulent delights. Whatever your tastes, I hope your appetite will be fully satisfied by these 14 new dishes arranged before you here. Nothing would give me more pleasure than to know that you enjoyed experiencing them as much as I did creating them for you. Upon this smorgasbord of emotive offerings, your lugholes will surely be drawn to notice the unmistakable hint of Masonic. This piquant ingredient includes John's stirring bass lines, Mickey's drizzling guitar and Bruce's pounding drums (and other spicy additions) all mixed together into a heady blend of rhythm and beat, beautifully crafted and prepared. Here it is, garnished, ready to be consumed and devoured. So sit up straight -- elbows off the table please -- till we meet again.' 'Of all the creatures, man alone has ears on his stomach.' "
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DAMGOOD 493EP
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"The A-side is an alternate version of a track from the band's recent Brand New Cage LP. The B-side is a cover of the Creedence Clearwater Revival classic exclusive to this release. 'My interest in music is very much of when it was a vaudeville tradition, before it turned into rock... When I'm writing lyrics either I get an idea from the outside world or the world of rock 'n' roll - we reference things quite openly which most people don't do.' --Billy Childish, July 2017"
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DAMGOOD 484LP
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"Prior perception is a right 'nause, especially when it comes to The Galileo 7. This Kentish quartet have now been kicking out keen psych-pop nuggets since 2010, over the course of four albums and several 45s, but vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Allan Crockford's illustrious past and parallel present, as bassist with a roll call of the greatest British bands of the past 30+ years -- The Prisoners, The James Taylor Quartet, The Prime Movers, The Solarflares, Graham Day & The Forefathers -- seems to have, weirdly, done 'em no favours. And in an age when peeps of a certain age are going goo-goo googly-eyed over the XTC back catalogue, rediscovering all manner of 60s psych-pop and garage treats, and lionising such modern combos as Thee Oh Sees and Tame Impala, that The Galileo 7 haven't reaped comparable plaudits seems just plain stoopid."
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DAMGOOD 478LP
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"The Buff Medways long deleted album, originally on Graham Coxons 'Transcopic' record label, back on vinyl."
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DAMGOOD 477LP
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"The Buff Medways long deleted album, originally on Graham Coxons 'Transcopic' record label, back on vinyl."
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DAMGOOD 487EP
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" 'We're like a cherry tree in the garden that nobody can be bothered to scrump cos it has slightly undersized fruit which has not been standardized for a supermarket. But we're the real thing and the jays and the crows like us.' --Billy Childish, July 2017. Featuring alternate versions of two tracks from the band's recent Brand New Cage LP. Both versions are exclusive to this release."
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DAMGOOD 485LP
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"For one week in July this year Billy Childish & CTMF had the unique distinction of airing radio sessions on both Marc Riley and Gideon Coe's BBC 6Music shows. The songs broadcast during the week of Billy Two Mates (as it became known) is now available on a limited edition 10" vinyl LP."
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DAMGOOD 486EP
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"The A-side is an alternate version of a track from the band's recent Brand New Cage LP. The B-side is exclusive to this release. 'There's a plaque to Mick and Keith at Dartford station saying 'here they formed the Rolling Stones.' To his great credit Bill Wyman is pretty pissed, you can see him on YouTube saying it's nonsense and that Brian formed the group.' --Billy Childish, July 2017"
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DAMGOOD 482LP
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"Thee Headcoatees Punk Girls reissued after 20 years, it's one of their best and meanest records. The opener, 'Punk Girl', is Kyra at her most defiant. She's had people walk all over her and abuse her and she's not taking shit from anyone anymore. She's out for blood and it shows. Ludella is equally spiteful on 'Don't Wanna Hold Your Hand'. This is really a great angry album. Best version of 'Teenage Kicks' after the original. Screw The Raconteurs. Jack White knows who ripped off who. Of course closer, 'Ca Plane Pour Moi' is the Thee Headcoatees on fire. Not a bad song on here. The Headcoatees were Holly Golightly, Ludella Black, Kyra Rubella & Bongo Debbie, they released seven studio albums, a singles compilation and a split live album with Thee Headcoats. Thee Headcoatees played live along with Thee Headcoats from 1990-1999 when they split followed a year later by Thee Headcoats. Holly Golightly has gone on to release 13 solo albums and too many singles to mention, plus notable guest appearances on records by Rocket From The Crypt, The White Stripes and Mikabomb. Ludella Black was a founder member of legendary Medway band the DelMonas and has also released two solo albums with another planned for 2008 and is currently out on tour with The Masonics. Kyra Rubella released one solo album and singles on quite a few labels in the 1990s, she also did a single with Armitage Shanks in 1996. Kyra is currently in The A-Lines along with Debbie and Julie from The Musicians Of The British Empire. Bongo Debbie is currently in various bands including The Buffets, The A-lines, & Dutronc and before that was also in The Would Be Goods, Honey & The Hucksters, Baby Birkin and probably a lot more besides."
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DAMGOOD 479LP
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"Britpop? Monged out berks in kagouls peddling poor rehashes of Rutles tunes and/or a lone JB beat? *blows raspberry* Meanwhile, down in Kent, 'tween 1999 and 2003, much more interesting tuneage was afoot. Former Prisoners/Prime Movers cohorts The SolarFlares had further distilled the myriad pleasures of hard-edged, soulful 60s beat-psych, powerhouse guitar/organ instrumentals, and world class (but never wanky) riffage into a classy package, replete with memorable, groove-heavy tunes with knockout harmonies and that big, bad beat. It's fair to say that messrs Graham Day (guitar, vocals), Allan Crockford (bass, vocals), Wolf Howard (drums, vocals) and, latterly, Parsley (organ, vocals) deserve more acclaim, even from diehard fans of The Prisoners and their many other combos, which is where these three most welcome reissues come in... Psychedelic Tantrum, originally issued by Anglo-German label Twist in 1999, is an invigorating, intoxicating mix of suss and strut, hitting yer lugholes running with the searing 'Mary' and running through the dancefloor-friendly instro 'Apollo Go-Go' to the tripped-out 'Shadow of the Past' and a mighty take on The Misunderstood's 'Find a Hidden Door'. To say it's quite a debut is a bit of an understatement, and as with the rest of their output, it sounds gloriously rich and timeless, like it could have been recorded at any point since late-1966..."
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"Britpop? Monged out berks in kagouls peddling poor rehashes of Rutles tunes and/or a lone JB beat? *blows raspberry* Meanwhile, down in Kent, 'tween 1999 and 2003, much more interesting tuneage was afoot. Former Prisoners/Prime Movers cohorts The Solarflares had further distilled the myriad pleasures of hard-edged, soulful 60s beat-psych, powerhouse guitar/organ instrumentals, and world class (but never wanky) riffage into a classy package, replete with memorable, groove-heavy tunes with knockout harmonies and that big, bad beat. It's fair to say that messrs Graham Day (guitar, vocals), Allan Crockford (bass, vocals), Wolf Howard (drums, vocals) and, latterly, Parsley (organ, vocals) deserve more acclaim, even from diehard fans of The Prisoners and their many other combos, which is where these three most welcome reissues come in... That Was Then... And So Is This, their sophomore set, came out on Twist in 2000 and features less gloriously distorto production but don't let that fool ya into thinking it's a slouch -- no sir. The album's expanded, richer and more defined (dare I say, cinematic?) sonic palette encompasses kinetic acoustic riffery ('Miles Away'), fuzztastic beaters ('Sucking Out My Insides') and the obvs Gerry Anderson-inspired ('Angel Interceptor') - tis a stone pleasure, indeed!"
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DAMGOOD 448LP
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"Brand new album from Billy Childish's CTMF! Wild Billy Childish & CTMF are back with their fifth album in five years. Brand New Cage follows the critically acclaimed SQ1 album from 2016. It features ten new Billy Childish songs along with two by bassist Nurse Julie. Subjects include lost landmarks of '70s Chatham, the true revolution of punk, spirituality, lost loves and the sidelining of Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones."
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DAMGOOD 473EP
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RSD 2017 release. Butcher Boy's first set of recordings since 2011's Helping Hands (DAMGOOD 373CD). It's a three-part story told from three perspectives and was recorded in Glasgow with long-time collaborator Brian McNeill. The songs feature guest vocals from Anna Miles, Moog synthesizers, a choir, a string quartet, and a weather radio.
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DAMGOOD 475CD
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Keeping the spirit of '78 alive, Cyanide Pills' mix of punk blasts and melodic power-pop has never sounded better. With razor-sharp twin guitars, a pounding rhythm section and unmatched lyrical barbs, Sliced And Diced is one of the best albums you'll hear in 2017. Since their last LP, 2013's Still Bored (DAMGOOD 411LP), the band have gigged alongside some of the biggest names in punk including Buzzcocks, UK Subs, Johnny Moped, The Lurkers, and many more.
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DAMGOOD 475LP
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LP version. Pink vinyl; Edition of 700. Keeping the spirit of '78 alive, Cyanide Pills' mix of punk blasts and melodic power-pop has never sounded better. With razor-sharp twin guitars, a pounding rhythm section and unmatched lyrical barbs, Sliced And Diced is one of the best albums you'll hear in 2017. Since their last LP, 2013's Still Bored (DAMGOOD 411LP), the band have gigged alongside some of the biggest names in punk including Buzzcocks, UK Subs, Johnny Moped, The Lurkers, and many more.
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DAMGOOD 471EP
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Another in a long line of punk single reissues from Damaged Goods, this time it's the 7" released on Toadstool Records by the band Slime. Slime was Slimy Toad from Johnny Moped's solo adventure into a recording studio during a bit of downtime in Johnny Moped's career in 1978. Long-lost punk classic reissued on limited edition color 7".
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DAMGOOD 461EP
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Punk classic reissued on limited edition color 7". First ever reissue of Lockjaw's debut single, originally released in late 1977. Lockjaw began life in Crawley Sussex, first as The Guernsey Flowers and then as The Amazing Doctor Octopuss. This is the first of two singles they recorded for Cambridge-based Raw Records. Their continued claim to fame is that Simon Gallup was later in the band before going on to join The Cure, and it was his older brother Dave who wrote "Radio Call Sign". Bo Zo - vocals; Micky Morbid - guitar; Andy Septic - bass; Oddy Ordish - drums.
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