Bobalouis (First and Second Singles)

Hope all of you are doing well, it's been a while. Sorry the blog hasn't been very active lately; it seems as though I'm apologizing for long absences every time I post something new these days. Unfortunately I just don't have much time anymore and I figure an occasional post is better than quitting all together. Anyway, moving on to the real reason your reading this drivel.....Music Right!
Here's the First and Second singles from Bobalouis; both records are catchy, infectious, Powerpop gems. They seem to have been a UK four piece from Hersham, and I don't believe they released any other records. I couldn't find anything else on them, so if anyone's interested in filling in the blanks, as always it would be most appreciated...Enjoy!

Wea Records 1980

1. Go Ahead
2. Please Please Me

♫♫♫...Life's Not An Easy Ride...♫♫♫


Wea Records 1981

1. Not A Second Chance
2. City Boys



♫♫♫...Don't Ever Say Your Sorry...♫♫♫

Dead Wretched ( No Hope For Anyone Ep + Convicted)

Per Request, (New Rips And Scans) originally posted 8/08/08; since it took me so long to repost this I'm including their second record as well.

Dead Wretched were a foursome from the West Midlands. They released an Ep and a single; both included here. If you'd like to read more about the band; Here's Their MySpace, Enjoy!!

Line Up-

Bill Idiot - Vocals

Mik Doyle - Bass

Bazz Harding - Guitar

Dirty Des - Drums

Tempest Records 1982

1. No Hope For The Wretched

2. Time To Die

3. No Justice

4. Recession

♫♫♫...No Hope For You...♫♫♫
 

Tempest Records 1982

1.Convicted

2. Infiltrator

♫♫♫...Infiltrator...♫♫♫

Epicycle (School Girls / Residential Area Single)

   Epicycle were a Chicago area four piece that originally formed in 1979 and were only around a year or so. During that span they released two Ep's, this single, and a full length all on the Cirkle Records Label which was founded by front man Andrew (Ellis Clark). The band reformed around 1998 with new members; they released three full lengths before calling it quits again in 2008. Even though the sleeve suggests Residential Area is the A side of the single, the vinyl and label have it as the B side, so that's what I went with.
   On a side note I have a new tube preamp and I've been experimenting with Audacity; trying out some new editing techniques. I recently realized my recordings have allot of clipping. Even though the overall volume of this recording may be slightly lower than my usual recordings; I think it's better quality. If it's not too much trouble; I would like to know what you think?

Line Up -

Terry Turner - Guitars, Vocals
Andrew Clark - Guitars, Keyboards, Lead Vocals
Keith Stenberg - Drums, Vocals
Robert Conte - Bass, Vocals

Cirkle Records - 1979

1. School Girls
2. Residential Area

♫♫♫...And Sunday Barbecue...♫♫♫

Transmission (Talking To You Single)

Transmission was a four piece from Stockholm Sweden. They started playing together around 1977 calling themselves Harlequin. At some point, I'm guessing 1978 they changed their name to Transmission and released this, I believe their only single. Not too long after this records release they called it quits. Singer Sebastian Håkansson joined Alien Beat. I couldn't find much info on Transmission so I had to guess a bit; if I got any of this wrong, please feel free to correct me or validate me. Here's a few pages I did find; they didn't tell a whole lot though.

 

Line Up -

 

Sebastian Hakansson - Vocals

Anders Carsbring - Guitar

Anders Holm - Samuelsson - Bass, Vocals

Goran Klintberg - Drums, Vocals

 

Mercury Records 1979

 

1. Talking To You

2. Pushed Around

 

♫♫♫...In My Dreams...♫♫♫

Social Disease (Today E.P.)

 Per Request, Originally posted 2/27/09 (New Rips And Scans)
 Social Disease were a Bristol, England five piece that formed around 1980. They had a demo tape, this Ep and another single that I'm not sure was ever officially released. One interesting thing of note was they had two singers; another is the tracks on this Ep are mixed up and they don't list track Three on the record. I've seen it listed a couple of places as "Tomorrows Burning", so I went with that. I always thought this drummer on this record kicks some major ass; anyway, when I was a kid the track Today found its way onto quite a few of my mixed tapes, hopefully it will find it's way onto a few of yours. ENJOY!!!

Line Up -

Hag - Voxx
Drakes - Voxx
Steve - Guitar
Shaun - Bass
Jim - Drums

Karnage Records 1983

1. Today
2. World At Ransom
3. Tomorrows Burning
4. Bully Boys

♫♫♫...Bully Boys...♫♫♫

Adolescents (Adolescents Lp Original Version)

 (By Request, a repost from 11/30/2009, New Rip)
   The first press of this Lp has different production than later pressings. For some reason, an echo was added to the vocals on later pressings that I never cared for. Kraut did the same thing when they reissued their first record. My uncle bought this recently on cd and the vocals still have an echo. As far as I know this has never been reissued in it's original form.
 The Adolescents were from Fullerton, California. Steve Soto formed the band after leaving Agent Orange in December 1979. The original line-up was led by frontman Tony Cadena, with Steve Soto on bass, Frank Agnew on guitar, John O'Donovan on guitar and Peter Pan on drums. Both O'Donovan and Pan left in June. Later that year, the group released the classic punk single "Amoeba" on Posh Boy Records. The track also appeared on the Rodney on the ROQ compilation, assembled by L.A. DJ Rodney Bingenheimer.
The Band signed with Frontier Records in January 1981 and recorded this Lp, the following month. It quickly became one of the best-selling California punk albums. Despite this success, Rikk Agnew left the band. He was replaced by Pat Smear, formerly of The Germs. This lineup lasted until the end of June, when Smear left.
The Adolescents broke up in August 1981. Cadena formed The Abandoned, Steve Soto and Frank Agnew joined Legal Weapon, Royer formed D.I., and Rikk Agnew joined Christian Death.
Rikk Agnew made his solo album in 1983 then joined D.I. with Alfie Agnew, Frank and Rikk's younger brother.
In 1986 The Adolescents reformed with their original line-up and started to work on a new album. Before recording Casey Royer and Frank Agnew left the band. Royer had wanted to keep D.I. going (until 1995), and Agnew lost interest. Sandy Hansen took Royer's place on drums and Alfie took Frank's place on guitar. They recorded Brats in Battalions in the late summer. The record came out in August 1987 due to the band deciding to produce and release the album themselves with little cash or backing.
At the end of 1986 Alfie went to college and his place was taken by Dan Colburn; by the end of the year Cadena and Colburn left.
In 1988 Rikk Agnew and Steve Soto decided to replace Colburn with Paul Casey and start singing themselves. Casey left after four months and Frank Agnew replaced him on guitar, after touring the band recorded their then-final album Balboa Fun Zone.
The Adolescents broke up in April 1989. Steve Soto, Sandy Hansen and Frank Agnew started Joyride and Rikk Agnew did a couple of solo albums.
The band regrouped to tour for the 20th anniversary of their self-titled album in 2001 and have continued to perform. Live guitarists can vary depending on who is available—their summer 2006 tour had Joe Harrison and Matt Beld in place of the Agnews. They released their first reunion album, O.C. Confidential, in 2005 on Finger Records, a label owned and run by Mel Schantz out of Orange County, California.
In March 2007, bassist Steve Soto confirmed that The Adolescents had begun writing material for their follow-up to O.C. Confidential, which was possibly due for release "by the end of" that year. In late 2007, The Adolescents announced in a MySpace blog entry that they were working on the new album originally expected to released in the spring of 2008. In March 2009, the band announced that they were in the process of writing lyrics to the album and were to begin recording shortly. If you want to read more about the band, here's they're Wikipedia Page.

FRONTIER RECORDS 1981

♫♫♫...Wrecking Crew...♫♫♫

The Rousers (Lp's And Singles)

By Request, Re-Post's from 10/01/2008 and 2/14/2010 (New Rips and Scans, Plus Singles)
I originally started this blog to make music from great bands like The Rousers more available for people to hear. Recently, someone requested re posts of both Lp's; so I decided to post them together and add the singles too. Unfortunately I forgot that my copy of Susans day was warped; I tried to fix it and ruined it like an idiot. Anyway, I recently bought a new copy; when I get it, I'll add it to the post. Additionally, one or two of the other singles had some crackle to them; it's been a long time since I listened to them(I guess It's time to upgrade "Enjoy"!).

The Rousers were a five piece from Broek op Langedijk, Netherlands that started around 1977 and lasted till 1981. During that span they released two full lengths and a handful of singles. Near the end of 1980, vocalist Bonne Zigtema left the band trimming the line up to four. Vocal duties were taken over by Cock de Jong and Wieb Zigtema on the Touched Lp. After the break up the band split into The Thought and The Shavers.

Line Up -

Cock de Jong - Guitar and Vocals
Jan de Jong - Drums
Rob Marienus - Bass
Bonne Zigtema - Vocals
Wieb Zigtema - Guitar and Vocals

Torso Records 1979,1980
Ariola Records 1980

♫♫♫...A Treat...♫♫♫
♫♫♫...Touched...♫♫♫
♫♫♫...Singles...♫♫♫

Justin Trouble (Ponytail Single)

(Per Request, Originaly Posted 9/29/12, New Rips)              Justin Trouble was a NYC four piece that were around in the early Eighties. They released this their first single, and a self titled full length both on Casino Records before parting ways. The flip of this single, "No Love" was produced, and co- written by Johnny Thunders. Justin Trouble changed his name to Justin love and followed up with a number of releases. He's also an accomplished artist with a studio located in Woodstock, Upstate NY. If you would like to check out his Art, as well as his Music you can Click Here. Bass player Brett Wilder went on to bands such as: The Rousers, The Backbones, and The Trick Babys.

Line Up

Justin Trouble - Vocals, Guitar
Louie Louie - Guitar
Brett Wilder - Bass
Tommy Montana - Drums

Casino Records 1980

1. Ponytail
2. No Love

♫♫♫...No Love...♫♫♫

The Henchmen (Death Machine Single)

(By request here's a repost from 9/5/11, New Rips)
   The Henchmen were a Auckland, New Zealand four piece, that formed from the ashes of an earlier outfit called, The Dum Dum Boys. I Believe this was their third single; I'm not exactly sure when it was released, the article linked below says 1985, but I think it was recorded earlier. After numerous line up changes; they eventually moved to Sydney, Australia and changed their name again to Reptiles At Dawn. If you would like to read more about The Henchmen, as well as The Dum Dum Boys, and Reptiles At Dawn, Here's a great article.

Band Members:

Tony Norman - (Guitar)
Tony Collins - (Vocals)
Jeremy Chunn - (Bass)
Billy Williams - (Drums)

Cadaver Records 1985

1. Death Machine
2. Bitch Goddess

♫♫♫...Death Machine...♫♫♫

Musical Chairs (Because It's You Single)

In the near future I'm going to eliminate all of my files from Mediafire; I think I finally found the answer to my fileshare problems with SugarSync, so far I've been very happy. About a year ago I posted The Musical Chairs First Single. As I often do I asked if anyone had any info and as is usually the case I came up empty. Anyway, here's what I think is the bands second single; funny thing is it looks exactly like the first one. The sleeves are identical; however the insert is different, they're on different labels and this single is from a year later. I believe The Musical Chairs were a three Piece from Minneapolis, Minnesota. I found a full Length titled “Fall On Deaf Ears”, that I’ve never heard and this single mentions a second Lp titled "Kilowatt Romance" that I've never heard either, would like to though.....anyone. Here's a  Myspace, and I found this Reverbnation page belonging to a Dave Matthies, who resides in Houston, Tx. In his bio he mentions a band called D.C.Matthies & amp; Co., also containing Don Stanley; so I’m assuming it’s the same guy; but he doesn’t mention The Musical Chairs.

Line up:

Dave Matthies – Lead Vocals, Drums, and Keyboards
Don Stanley – Guitars, and Vocals
George Prescott – Bass, and Vocals

M.C.M. Records 1983

1. Because It's You
2. One Mans War

♫♫♫...Have A Change Of Heart...♫♫♫

Slyk (Even The Girls Don't Know Single)

  Here's another band I couldn't find much info on. Slyk looks to have been from Rhode Island. I think this was self released and probably their only record; I've never seen a copy with a picture sleeve. The only name on the record is Robert Lavalley, so I'm not sure if Slyk were a real band or if it was Robert backed by some friends or studio musicians. This was posted a few years back over at the Sing Sing Blog, but the file doesn't play anymore and they didn't post the B side of the record. If you would like to check out their write up on Slyk you can find it Here. As per usual; If anyone can shed some light on this it would be much appreciated.

 

Slyksongs 1983

 

1. Even The Girls Don't Know

2. Rock 'N' Roll Your Bones

 

♫♫♫...What It Is About Ya...♫♫♫

Hooks (Lipstick On Your Collar/Young And Boring Single)

Hooks were a NYC five piece, that were around from 1978, to 1983. The bands origins began in Hollywood Ca in 1978. Singer Sharon 7 teamed up with Guitarist Jerome Youngman and Drummer Quito Equador to record a demo of the Exciters 60's hit "Tell Him". Afterwards the three moved to New York City where Keyboardist J. Elliot and (although he's not listed on this single) bass guitarist Lew Mazzeo completed the line up. Hooks played clubs such as CBGB's, Max's Kansas City and The Ritz. They Appeared live with bands like: Duran Duran, The Ramones, Iggy Pop, The Heartbreakers, The Speedies and The Beat. Other than this single, Hooks recorded an Lp titled "No Deposit, No Return" that I've never heard. 

 

Line Up -

 

Sharon 7 - Vocals

Jerome T. Youngman - Guitar

J. Elliot - Keyboard

no bass played listed

Quito Equador - Drums

 

Hooks Records 1980

 

1. Lipstick On Your Collar

2. Young & Boring

 

♫♫♫...Hooks...♫♫♫



Spooner (Cruel School Ep + Where You Gonna Run ? Single)



A year or so ago I posted Spooner's second single "Where You Gonna Run" and I always intended on posting their first Ep, but never got around to it. Since that file is no longer available; I figured now is as good of time as any to repost it along with the first Ep Enjoy!

Spooner was a five piece from Madison Wisconsin that formed around 1978. Besides these records, they also have another single, as well as three full lengths to their credit. After Spooner, Doug Erikson, and Butch Vig, went on to form bands such as: Fire Town, and Garbage. Butch Vig produced bands such as: Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, and Sonic Youth, during the early 90's. If you would like to read more, check this site out.

The Band -

Butch Vig - Drums
Dave Benton - Guitar, Vocals
Jeff Walker - Keyboards
Doug Erikson - Guitar, Vocals
Joel Tappero - Bass


Boat Records 1979

1. Dancing Dolls
2. Working Girl
3. Member Of The Family
4. From My Head To My Shoes

♫♫♫...Cruel School...♫♫♫

Boat Records 1980

1. Where You Gonna Run ?
2. You're The Lucky One

♫♫♫...Waiting For Your Call...♫♫♫

The Buzzards (Three On One Ep)

The Buzzards were a three piece from Iowa City that formed in 1979 and were around til 1983. As far as I know this was their only record. If you would like to read more about the band, I found this article on the Iowa Rock-N-Roll Music Association Site.

The Band -

 

Steve Gingerich - Bass, Vocals

Marv Hain - Drums, Vocals

Nick Stika - Guitar, Vocals

 

Rock'n Rok Records 1982

 

1. She's The One

2. I'm Innocent

3. Missing Person

 

♫♫♫...She's The One...♫♫♫ 

The Clerks (Dancing With My Girl Ep)

Here's a charming Ep from a somewhat mysterious Birmingham four piece, The Clerks. From what I gather the band formed in the late 70's; released two classic tracks, ("When The Lights Go Out" and "No Good For Me") on the legendary Rok Records comp "Odd Bods Mods & Sods" the latter was also released as a split single with Hazard both around 1979. This Ep however doesn't appear to have been released until 1984. Although there's no release date on the record; everything I've been able to find points in that direction anyway. I'm not sure why there was such a long lay off between releases or what happened to The Clerks afterwards but one things for sure, these guys had a knack with a hook. 

 

The Band-

 

Paul Day - Guitar, Vocals

Paul Chops James - Drums

Mart Booth - Guitars, Vocals

Martin Poole - Bass, Vocals

 

Puddiscs Records 1984?

 

1. Dancing With My Girl

2. On The Telephone

3. All I Want Is You

 

♫♫♫...All I Want Is You...♫♫♫

The Blazers (Top Of My World Single)

The Blazers were a four piece from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. I guess, I would call this a promotional single; it pairs the two best tunes from their Lp titled, "How To Rock". I don't think this came with a picture sleeve. Band member Rick Miller, (Guitar) changed his name to Parthenon Huxley and went on to have a fairly successful solo career. The rest of the band consisted of: Sherman Tate (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Ronnie Taylor (drums) and Lee Gildersleeve (bass).

 

Moonlight Records 1980

 

1.Top Of My World

2. Don't Worry About It

 

♫♫♫...Don't Worry About It...♫♫♫

The Crackers (What Did I Do? Single)

The Crackers were a five piece from Albuquerque New Mexico that formed in the early eighties. Other than this, they had an earlier single titled "Be Smart b/w I'm Tired Of You, an Lp titled "Guaranteed" which was a Billboard pick hit,and an Ep titled "Contraband". I found this video they made for What Did I Do you can check out and that's about all I could find.

The Band-

 

Brad Aubry - Lead Vocals

Drew DiGregory - Bass

Vince Malkoski - Lead Guitar

Don Patrick - Rhythm Guitar

Jim Steger - Drums

 

Edison Records 1984

 

1. What Did I Do?

2. Tell Me All The Time

 

♫♫♫...What Did I Do?...♫♫♫

Squad (Millionaire Single + Bonus)

Squad were a four piece from Coventry England that formed around the end of 1977. The original line up had Terry Hall on vocals who later went on to the Specials. Terry was replaced by Gus Chambers, as well as many other line up changes. I read that six months after this record was released; none of the original band remained. In all before calling it quits Squad released two singles; Red Alert / £8 A Week, which you can listen to Here and Here, this single, and a cut on the Sent From The Coventry Comp which I included with the download. After Squad Gus Chambers went on to bands such as: 21 Guns, Sons of Damnation and Grip Inc, formed by Dave Lombardo of Slayer fame, and Squad 21 who released an Lp titled "Skullduggery", that had reworks of 21 Guns, The Flasher and Millionaire. Sadly in 2008, Gus Chambers died from an accidental mixture of his medication and alcohol. If you want to read more about the band, you can check Here, Here, and Here.

The Band-

Gus Chambers - Lead Vocals
Danny Cunningham - Guitar, Vocals
Nick Edwards - Bass, Vocals
Rob Hill - Drums

SQS 1979

1. Millionaire
2. Brockhill Boys
3. Flasher

♫♫♫...Take A Look At This...♫♫♫

Boys Life (I Found Her Single)

Boys Life were a Boston four piece that were around in the early Eighties. I read the average age of the band was 16 when they started. In all they release A split single with the Outlets, some comp tracks, An Ep, and this single (that's all I know of anyway). That's all I got, please feel free to add.

The Band-

 

John Surette - Lead Vocals Organ, Guitar

Joe McCormack - Bass

Neal Sugarman - Saxophone

Robert Weiner - Drums, Vocals

 

Seco Records 1981

♫♫♫...I Finally Found Her...♫♫♫

Wire (First Four Singles)

(per request, new rips, and a couple of new scans.)

I wanted to post something from Wire. I couldn't decide which of these I wanted, so I decided to give you their first four singles, which are (in my opinion) their best records.  Wire formed in London around 1976.They've been around in one form, or another to present day. During that span they released at least 11 full lengths, as well as 20 singles. I read in 2011 they plan to release the band's twelfth studio album,titled Red Barked Tree.

                                                                                                             Here's a few sites, where you can find information, news, etc; Pink Flag.com (official site), and Wikipedia.

 

The Band-

 

Colin Newman - Vocals, Guitar

Graham Lewis - Bass, Vocals

Bruce Gilbert - Guitar

Robert Gotobed - Drums

 

Harvest EMI Records 1977,77,78,79

 

♫♫♫...Wire...♫♫♫

The Rooks (Encore Echoes)

Per request, New Rip's -n- Scans)

"Encore Of Echoes" is a compilation that contains the bulk of The Rooks output. For my taste, the cuts from the first lp are the standouts. A couple song's have melodies and harmonies that are so hauntingly sweet, they literally give me chills.

The Rooks were a four piece from NYC that  formed in 1990 out of the ashes of one of Hartford, Connecticut's premier Powerpop outfits, "The Broken Hearts". As far as I know, The Rooks have a couple of full length's, a couple of Ep's, this disc, and an outtakes disk to their credit. Singer  Michael Mazzarella, has a number of solo releases as well. The band had numerous line ups, and I believe they split up around 2005. If you want to check them out further; here's their Myspace.

 

The Band-

 

Michael Mazzarella - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar

Kristin Pinell - Lead guitar, Vocals

Annmarie Gatti - Bass, Vocals

Nancy Leigh - Bass

Ann Benkovitz - Bass

Patrick Yourell - Drums

Richard Heyman - Drums

Kurt Reil - Drums

 

Not Lame Recordings 2000

 

♫♫♫...Better Start Right Now...♫♫♫

Manual Scan (Manual Scan 1 LP)

I'm giving a new file sharing service a try; I would appreciate feedback on what you think of it. If it works out I'm hoping it can be a permanent solution to my Mediafire problem.                                                   (Per Request, New Rip)                                                           Manual Scan were from San Diego Ca. Founders Bart Mendoza, And Kevin Ring, were the mainstays of an ever changing lineup, that formed around 1980, and lasted till the early 90's. The band took it's name from a feature found on a Radio Shack police scanner. I believe this was their lone full length. It was released in the UK on the Hi-Lo Records label. There's a number of great tracks on here, that showcase how great Manual Scan really were. If your interested in learning more about the band, check out this excellent Interview of Bart Mendoza, at Mr. Suave's Mod Mod World. Here's a few other sites worth a visit: The San Diego Reader, and their Myspace. Since 2010, Mendoza and Ring have been with The Shambles.

 

The Band-

 

Bart Mendoza - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar

Kevin Ring - Lead Guitar

Ron Friedman - Bass

Paul Brewin and David Anderson - Drums

 

Hi-Lo Records 1986

 

♫♫♫...Down Lights Down Lights...♫♫♫

The Tapes (Love And Lust Single)

 The Tapes are a NYC four piece that formed in 1981 and I think are still at it to present date. This was the bands first single; another single followed in 1984 with the tunes "Too Many Stars", and "Just Like In The Movies". After the murder of a band member and some other shake ups, the band reformed in 1986 as Bill Popp and the Tapes. I think this side of the sleeve is actually the back; but I prefer it out of the two sides so I figured I would use it. The tapes have a number of full lengths to their credit as well. If you would like to read more about the band you can check out their Myspace, or Bill Popp.Com.

 

The Band  -

 

Bill Popp - Keyboards, Vocals

Dan Cooper - Lead Guitar

Paul Reilly - Bass, Vocals

Steve Baltunis - Drums

 

Panic Records 1982

 

1. Love And Lust

2. Floating On A Teardrop

 

♫♫♫...Only For The Good Times...♫♫♫



Yorks (Figure And A Face Single)

The Yorks were a three piece from NY. I'm not sure if they were upstate, or from the city. I think this was their only record but I'm not sure. I couldn't find too much about them on the net. If you know anything, please feel free to fill in the blanks...

 

The Band-

 

James Colbert - Lead Vocals, Guitar

Bob Wire - Drums, Vocals

Kevin Joy - Bass, Vocals

 

Little Hero Records 1980

 

1. Figure And A Face

2. Sleep

 

♫♫♫...The Yorks...♫♫♫

Spelling Mistakes (Feels So Good Ep)

 (Per request, new rips and scans)  The Spelling Mistakes were a New Zealand four piece that formed in 1979 out of  the remnants of the bands, Get Smart and The Aliens, their Initial bassist, Keith Bacon, was replaced early in 1980 by Nigel Russell.

  Their first recording was Reena, which featured on one side of a single (with The Whizz Kids) on Ripper Records in early 1980. After winning a band talent quest, organised by their manager, they signed to Simon Grigg's Propeller Records label, and released this single, in June, 1980. It peaked at #29. A second single was recorded but remained unreleased for two decades as the band split in September 1980 after finding it increasingly difficult to find bookings because of the nature of their under-age following.
They reformed briefly in 1999 but parted ways for good later that year. In 2004 Feels So Good was re-recorded and featured on an Export Gold advert.
A complete, semi-official, collection of available recordings was released in 2002 as a 2-disc set under the name The Spelling Mistakes: Epileptic Apocalypse 1979 - 1999. It was nominated for 'best rock release' by bNet NZ Music Awards in 2003. If you want to read more about the band here's their Wikipedia Page.

The Band -

Warwick Fowler - Guitar
Julian Hanson - Drums, Backing Vocals
Nick Hanson - Lead Vocals
Nigel Russell - Bass Vocals, Backing Vocals

Propeller Records 1980

1. Feels So Good
2. I Hate The Spelling Mistakes
3. Hate Me, Hate Me

♫♫♫..Feels So Good..♫♫♫