The late 70ties/early 80ties view on Art Rock with a range of synths, computers, and keyboards. Complex arrangements, punchy beat. Mixable and honestly it fits partly to french house-DJ-sets of today. Digital Retro.
EMI 1 C 064-46 170
1980 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
NDW Rock 80ties
Ariola 26 472 XOT
1978 Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Punk NDW
Starving Missile ST 102
Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg+
Blue Cover
Hardcore
Jet 191
1980
Media: vg+
clear plastic sleeve with two stickers, white vinyl, free Girl-patch
Punk No Wave
Alternative Tentacles, Statik VIRUS 28, STAT 27-12
1982 Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Org. Alternative Tentacles catalogue insert
Hardcore
Straight forward Avant Punk with many instruments and strong N.Y. Noise influences. Male and female vocals. Rec. 1981-83. One track with slow down Reggae Progressive Rock part. One, two tracks are pure N.Y. Avant Noise. Often loads of different parts per song. Sounds japanese in a way.
Punc N10006 1311
1990 Czecheslowakia
Media: m- / Cover: m
Punk Avantgarde
CBS 83136
1978 Germany
Media: vg / Cover: vg-
+ Insert (illustrations and lyrics)
Punk NDW
Glam Punk. Rare pressing.
Mercury 6398 004
1973 France
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
In your face german NDW Punk, raw and rocking, their best album. The „Radioshow“ flexisingle is rare, came with the magazine „Musikexpress“, not with the LP.
CBS 32369
1980 Germany
Media: m / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve + Musikexpress Magazine-flexidisc 7” w/ 3 tracks and Interview (g, bended)
NDW Punk
Prospective PRLP 532
1989 USA
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Punkrock, Hardcore
One side 70ties Electronic-Kraut style. Other side cool digidrum NDW-Wave-Disco with vocoder vocals
Polydor 811 997-7
1983 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Electronic Disco Psychedelic
Starving Missile SM 057
1990 Germany
Media: m-
Released without cover
Punk
1st side Punk: XTC, Motors, Penetration a.o. (incl. kinky underground smasher “Oh Bondage” from X Ray Spex);
2nd side 70ties Avantgarde: feat. Can, Captain Beefheart, Ashra, Steve Hillage, Peter Baumann;
3rd side Reggae/Dub: feat. U-Roy, Mighty Diamonds, I-Roy, Delroy Washington a.o.;
4th side weird collage Avantgarde between Ska, Punk, Noise: feat. Slapp Happy, Mallard, Roogalator, Elkie Brooks a.o.
Virgin VD2508
1978 Great Britain
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Complete! Luminious glow in the dark vinyl + huge poster, foldout sleeve
No Fun NF 002
1979 Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: ex
Punk NDW
Very rare. Got 2-colour handstamped label. Sounds like typical late 70ties Brit-Punk, well played jump around style.
Teenage Rebel TR 01
1988 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
+ insert
Punk
Noise Punk quartet with Marc Chung and FM Einheit from Einstürzende Neubauten
Mercury 6435 155
1982 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg
Foldout sleeve
Punk No Wave
Noise dilettantism Avantgarde Punk. Split single. Kerl Fieser later became member of the group “Mutter”.
Private. Arm 00002
Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Selfmade cover with glued on images
Noise Avantgarde Punk
Quotation: ”Also: Wer meint, seine Deutschpunksammlung ist vollständig und richtig gut, sollte jetzt nachsehen, ob sich die Junge Front (aus Frankfurt am Main) im Plattenregal befindet. Zu ersteigern ist eine der genialsten und wahrscheinlich unterbewertetsten EP’s aus Germany (liegt meiner Meinung nach daran, dass das Teil maximal 300-400 mal gepresst wurde). Bandname und Cover sind eher lächerlich, aber entscheidend sind einfach die vier Abräumer auf der A und B Seite. „Straßenkampf“ und „Politick“ auf der A-Seite erinnern unweigerlich an Schleimkeim und da meine ich nicht die weichgespülten remasterten LP Aufnahmen. Hammer! Auf der 2. Seite legen die netten Jungs mit „Plattenregale“ los, einer der 10 besten Deutschpunkknaller aus dieser Ära (meiner Meinung nach), gefolgt von „Hey, hallo Papa“, der vielleicht bekannteste Song (war auf dem BRD Pogo Tape vertreten) steht 100% auf wenigen Suchlisten, weil’s einfach keine Sau kennt! Essentiell, für Fans und Sammler des guten alten Deutschpunk …”
Zweckfrei ZK 02
1984 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg- (light ringwear and back side opening got little paper damage)
Punk Hardcore
Dutch org. pressing
Mercury 6336 280
Netherlands
Media: ex / Cover: vg
Glympunk
Finnish Band. Private. Retro Stooges-Psych goes MC5/Ramones/Cramps-Punk-a-billy. Rec. In Finland, mixed in Sweden. Recommended.
Come Back CB 008 (Private)
1989 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Foldout sleeve with metallic print
Neo Psych Punk-a-billy
Chrysalis 6307 661
1979 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
With original fan club sheet
Pop
Spiegelei Intercord 125.600
1978 Germany
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Punkrock
No Fun NF 007
1980 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: ex
Punk NDW
Peking PEP 00190
1990 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Punk Hardcore
SPV 08-3543
1989 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Punk
Virgin Rec. America VUSLP 19
1990
Media: ex / Cover: ex
Org. inner sleeve
Punk Rock
6 tracks. Weird electric Synth Punk meets classical music (sometimes with opera vocals).
Virgin 206 702
1984 Germany
Media: ex / Cover: vg- (vg+, but 7cm spine break)
Punk
Glam Punk. Pretty rare.
Ubiquitous Day Glo 2
1985 Great Britain
Media: ex / Cover: vg+
Punk
Secret RR 9945
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg+
Org. inner sleeve
Punk
Not really rare, but compared to the 10″” version you don’t see this one too often. And: perfect condition!
Reflektor Z 0040 234
1982 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: m-
NDW
Mercury 6310 960
1979 Netherlands
Media: m- / Cover: m-
Org. inner sleeve
80ties No Wave
70ties Punk Sampler with The Exploited, UK Subs, Angelic Upstarts, Cockney Rejects, Stiff Little Fingers and others
Pronit 0036
Poland
Media: m- / Cover: vg
Punk
Subway
1990 Germany
Media: m- / Cover: vg+
Punk
Noise Punk, related to Genesis P. Orridge / Psychic TV
Crystal CLP 01
1979 Great Britain
Media: vg+ / Cover: vg- (ringwear)
Punk No Wave