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Subject: Re: Recommended groups
From: mcirvin@husc8.harvard.edu (Matt McIrvin)
Date: 25 Jan 93 20:55:37 GMT

praxis@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu (Laura L Perkinson) writes:

>	I mean, I love TMBG, but my taste is music otherwise bears no
>similarities to their style. (Top artists: Concrete Blonde, Talking Heads,
>Midnight Oil, Paul Simon...)

Various people upon hearing TMBG for the first time have claimed to
hear a similarity to the Talking Heads.  As a rabid Heads fan turned
severe TMBG fan I suppose there is a certain common element: strange
noises, a twisted sense of humor (more occasional for the Heads than
for TMBG), accordion rock, nonsense lyrics.  Their sound, though, 
isn't really that similar at all--  and the Talking Heads seemed to
take themselves somewhat more seriously most of the time.  I suppose
that what they really have in common is they're weird bands that got
popular enough to be known to the general population.

This may sound a little sacrilegious to some, but the band TMBG
reminds me of the most is the Beatles-- in one of their sillier
moods, doing songs like "Octopus's Garden" or "Wild Honey Pie."
-- 
Matt McIrvin
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From: icklinck@cayley.uwaterloo.ca (Ian "Rhys" Klinck)
Subject: Recommended groups
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:07:43 GMT

OK, here are a couple good groups that TMBG fans might find interesting:

Moxy Fruvous: A Toronto-area a capella group, which has, to the best of my
knowledge, only one EP out so far.  This includes "King of Spain", IMHO their
best, a rendition of "Green Eggs and Ham", and a few other good ones.
Classic line(s): "Once I was the King of Spain / A palatial palace that was my
home / Once I was the King of Spain / Now I vacuum the turf at SkyDome"

The Hooters: far more "mainstream" than TMBG, but still pretty good - there
are quite a number of lyrical gems and some really bizarre imagery in their
stuff.  They have an indy release that I've merely heard about, and wish I
had some way to get (hint, hint?) and 3 commercial albums: "Nervous Night"
(their first, and, again IMHO, the best of the three, by a little bit), "One
Way Home", and "Zig Zag".
Classic line: "You can't get to heaven on the Frankfurt-L / 'Cause the
Frankfurt-L goes straight to Frankfurt" ("Beat up Guitar" on "Zig Zag")


btw, does anyone else get the impression that "Spider" is the theme song from
the old Spiderman cartoon, translated to Japanese by an English-speaker, and
translated back by a Japanese-speaker?


Ian.
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From: kenm@maccs.mcmaster.ca (...Jose)
Subject: Re: Tiny toons
Organization: Department of Computer Science, McMaster University
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 15:27:37 GMT

In article <1993Jan21.054122.21648@cronkite.ocis.temple.edu> wisdom@picasso.ocis.temple.edu (Robert Wisdom) writes:
>
>	I agree with the rest (!) that "I. (not C.)" was the better of the
>two.  "Particle man" was too far off my image of what the "plot" of the
>song is.  Does anyone know how much input "The Johns" had in the stories? 
>I would have guessed not too much, since they didn't seem to fit the song
>lyrics too well and had only one level of meaning (who ever heard of
>ANYTHING the Johns did that only had one level of meaning?).

	When TMBG were in Toronto this past spring (for the "Don't-Tread-on-the
Cut-Up-Snake Tour", not the later Apollo 11 date), a friend of mine asked J&J
about the TTMTV videos: apparently, they hadn't even seen them, or anything
else to do with TTA.  John F. did seem mildy amused when told "you were a pig."


				...Jose


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From: mclemens@blueberry.ucs.indiana.edu (Mike Clemens)
Newsgroups: alt.music.tmbg
Subject: Re: Tom Lehrer (was Re: Recommended Groups)
Date: 24 Jan 93 03:27:12 GMT
Organization: Indiana University, Bloomington

In article <1993Jan23.171901.1@eagle.wesleyan.edu> bcimmet@eagle.wesleyan.edu writes:
>In article <1993Jan23.054127.26420@cronkite.ocis.temple.edu>, wisdom@picasso.ocis.temple.edu (Robert Wisdom) writes:
>> 	TOM LEHRER!!!! - If you don't know this guy, go find him NOW!!  He
>> was writing songs about boy scouts smoking "reefer" in 1957.  Some of the
>> jokes are dated, but anyone who can put the periodic table to a Gilbert &
>> Sullivan tune and write a march for "Smut" can't be all bad.  Lines from
>> "New Math": You can't take 3 from 2/ 2 is less than 3/ so you look at the
>> ...

> ...

He's a little obscure, since he did most of his stuff around
(*gasp*) 1954, then later in 1957 and the *early* "squeaky-clean"
60's.  The jokes are a tad dated on some songs, but there is enough of
a sardonic, black humour to most of the songs that keeps me tormenting
friends and pets time after time... cherished little numbers like
"Poisoning Pigeons in the Park", the aforementioned "The Elements" and
"Smut", and (a Dr. Dimento favorite, I am told) "The Vatican Rag".
Mr. Lehrer only released/compiled 3 albums, though one of them was
released in two forms (studio and live performace).  There was once a
(Broadway?!) show, "Tomfoolery", and, for those of *my* generation
(70's babies), you probably remember "L-Y" and "Silent E" from "The
Electric Company".  The three albums have been recently re-released
(at least in the U.S.) on CD, a boon to those who us who had to deal
with cheap tapes made off of scratchy albums...

But I have wasted enough bandwidth already...
- Mike
From: mcirvin@husc8.harvard.edu (Matt McIrvin)
Newsgroups: alt.music.tmbg
Subject: Re: "It's Not My Birthday"=="MacArthur Park"?
Date: 26 Jan 93 19:22:15 GMT

spinuzzi@ponder.csci.unt.edu (Spinuzzi Clay "not spinzunni") writes:

>In Dave Barry's column Sunday, he describes the song "MacArthur Park" as
>sung by Richard Harris, and it sounds remarkably like part of "It's Not My
>Birthday."

The lines "when this gray world crumbles like a cake / I'll be hanging
from the hope / That I'll never see that recipe again" are a clear 
reference to "MacArthur Park."  The stuff on Misc. T contains a number
of quotes of this variety; besides the maniacal instrumental version
of "The Lady Is A Tramp,"  there's the brief Gloria Gaynor homage in
"The Biggest One" ("No no not I, I will survive, right down here on my
knees") and the mutated Mr. Ed theme lyrics at the beginning of 
"Mr. Klaw."  Also, the series of references to "The World's Address,"
"Rabid Child," and "Chess Piece Face" in "Hey, Mr. D.J., I Thought You Said
We Had A Deal" could be interpreted as a metareference to the Beatles'
"Glass Onion."   
-- 
Matt McIrvin
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From: hellmann@cs.scarolina.edu (Doug Hellmann)
Subject: Re: Recommended groups
Organization: USC  Department of Computer Science
Date: 22 Jan 93 18:04:19 GMT

Also a group TMBG fans would like is the Barenaked Ladies.

They are from Toronto, I think, and their sound is just slightly more
mainstream than TMBG.  They just put out an album called "Gordon".
Excellent.

-Samantha
From: lightnin@parker.WPI.EDU (Reality's Comic Relief)
Newsgroups: alt.music.tmbg
Subject: Re: Tom Lehrer (was Re: Recommended Groups)
Date: 27 Jan 93 04:37:53 GMT
	<1993Jan23.054127.26420@cronkite.ocis.temple.edu>
	<1993Jan23.171901.1@eagle.wesleyan.edu>
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In-reply-to: mclemens@blueberry.ucs.indiana.edu's message of 24 Jan 93 03:27:12 GMT

Mike = mclemens@blueberry.ucs.indiana.edu (Mike Clemens),
who on 24 Jan 93 03:27:12 GMT, said:

Mike> "Silent E" from "The Electric Company".  The three albums have
Mike> been recently re-released (at least in the U.S.) on CD, a boon
Mike> to those who us who had to deal with cheap tapes made off of
Mike> scratchy albums...

Mike> But I have wasted enough bandwidth already...  - Mike

Not nearly enough, yet, you haven't.  Just a few more questions:

1) What are these album titles?

2) Who has released them?

3) Where can we find them?

When these have been answered, then, AND ONLY THEN, will you have
wasted enough bandwidth.  Right?

-lightnin

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From: chrisley@oxford.ac.uk (Ronald L Chrisley)
Newsgroups: alt.music.tmbg
Subject: singles & such
Date: 21 Jan 93 12:10:15 GMT
Organization: School of Cognitive & Computing Sciences, Univ. of Sussex


Thanks for the b-sides lyrics.

I noticed that Cabbagetown and Siftin are listed as being on the US "I
Palindrome I" single.  But they are on my UK "The Guitar" single
(along with a UK single edit and a remix).  So, if I want the three
songs that are on the US Guitar single, should i get the US guitar
single?  Or are those songs on the UK I P I single?  Perhaps there are
tracks that are UK only?  Any ideas?


--
Ronald L. Chrisley  ronc@cogs.susx.ac.uk
COGS, University of Sussex
Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9QH, UK
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From: hakin@willamette.edu (Heather L. Akin)
Subject: Re: Particle Man
Organization: Willamette University, Salem OR
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 19:07:22 GMT

	Well, as there has been much controversy over Particle Man, I
shall throw in my 2 cents....
	My sister got me into TMBG about 5 months ago, and when she played
Particle Man for me, I was really curious to find out what it meant. 
*She* said that *a friend of hers* said (just so you know this is 3rd
hand) that this friend of hers had read an interview of the two Johns, and
in the interview they explained that Particle Man had to do with Nuclear
Power.  This is the most plausible theory I've seen for it yet.  For instance:

"Particle Man"  = atom
"Person Man"    ... guess
"Universe Man"  = the one who gets all the excess radiation when Triangle
	Man and either Person Man or Particle Man have a fight
"Triangle Man"  = PLUTONIUM-POWERED STUFF, the one who always wins the
	fights....  This is true....  Whenever a bomb blows up it kills 
	the people involved and transforms Particle Man....

If there are any more people involved I can't remember them off the top of
my head at the present moment... This is just a for instance and I
recommend hearing the song again from this point of view.  (Although other
theories may be plausible too, but this is the best I've heard....)

-Heather
From: wisdom@picasso.ocis.temple.edu (Robert Wisdom)
Newsgroups: alt.music.tmbg
Subject: Re: Recommended groups
Date: 23 Jan 93 05:41:27 GMT
Organization: Temple University
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Ian "Rhys" Klinck (icklinck@cayley.uwaterloo.ca) wrote:
: The Hooters: far more "mainstream" than TMBG, but still pretty good - there
: are quite a number of lyrical gems and some really bizarre imagery in their
: stuff.  They have an indy release that I've merely heard about, and wish I
: had some way to get (hint, hint?) and 3 commercial albums: "Nervous Night"
: (their first, and, again IMHO, the best of the three, by a little bit), "One
: Way Home", and "Zig Zag".
: Classic line: "You can't get to heaven on the Frankfurt-L / 'Cause the
: Frankfurt-L goes straight to Frankfurt" ("Beat up Guitar" on "Zig Zag")

: Ian.

	I live in Philadelphia, The Hooters hometown.  If you liked their
"commercial" albums, you will LOVE "Amore".  That is their first "indie"
release.  My copy was stolen, but I can probably find a copy around if you
offer to pay for it and shipping (e-mail for details).  Maybe I could even
find copies of singles that never made it to album ("Walkman" is a great
song talking about how stupid people who walk around with walkmen on are. 
I'm _stunned_ it never made it to commercial release. :-) )
	I may have noted some of these bands before but lets go to the
record collection and see what I can recommend.
	Uncle Bonsai - very funny into songs about relationships
"Billboard Love", "Boys Want Sex In the Morning" "Fat Boys (a love song)"
and "Penis Envy" are just a few titles.  One verse is "Boys want/someone
unconscious/somebody not just/ waiting for a thrill... /Boys want/sex with
surprises/sex with sunrises/someone on the pill. 
	The Daves - have broken up (Phila. Local) but are LOTS of fun. 
Titles "Sit on my ...", "Where will I live when I die"  Verse "Once upon a
younger Saturday/ I was light/ I could float upon the week/ Now I'm thick
and it's Saturday/I am dense/ I give in to gravity.
	TOM LEHRER!!!! - If you don't know this guy, go find him NOW!!  He
was writing songs about boy scouts smoking "reefer" in 1957.  Some of the
jokes are dated, but anyone who can put the periodic table to a Gilbert &
Sullivan tune and write a march for "Smut" can't be all bad.  Lines from
"New Math": You can't take 3 from 2/ 2 is less than 3/ so you look at the
4 in the 8's place [didn't I warn you this was in base 8? ...  Sorry] /Now
that is really 4 8's/So you make it 3 8's/ regroup/ change an 8 to 8 1's
/and you add it to the 2 and you get 1 2 base 8 which is 10 base 10 and
you take away 3 that's 7/ Got that? ...
	More later (maybe)
				Robert
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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 17:46:29 EST
From: <MJO109@psuvm.psu.edu>
Newsgroups: alt.music.tmbg
Subject: Once and for all, Triangle Man

Hello Friends, Being new to the netnews thing here, I happened across this
lovely alt.music.tmbg section where I noticed there was a bit of controversy
as to _exactly_ what the meaning of "Particle Man" is (no, it's not about
religion or the bomb, although admirable guesses).  Several years ago, among
my friends and I, we figured out that triangle man, /\ , or Delta, was the
                                                   /--\
universal scientific symbol for *change* and that triangle man, thus change,
wins over all.  All except the Universe (Man).  Particle Man is then simply
the atom which comprises the matter and material objects which have existed
throughout time, and Person Man is all of the living species present today,
now predominantly human.  So, both matter and life forms are always subject to
change, and are consequently always changing, whereas the Universe is outside
of, and contains it all.

i don't want the world, i just want your half.
                                             -who else?
   - Michael Oatman
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From: acskjc@UMASSD.EDU
Subject: Stump the band
Reply-To: acskjc@UMASSD.EDU
Organization: UMASS DARTMOUTH, NO. DARTMOUTH, MA.
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 03:16:08 GMT

Someone recently mentioned that They did a Gloria Gaynor tune for their
"Stump the Band."  This got me curious:  When I say TMBG this summer,
They said that they wouldn't do the same song twice.  So what song(s)
did They do when you saw them?

At the Avalon in Boston, TMBG performed "Disco Inferno" and "We Got The
Beat," and at their URI show (where they picked a song off the radio)
they did a really good version of "Fly Like An Eagle" by Steve Miller.

---
Kieran
acskjc@umassd.edu
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From: st923459@pip.cc.brandeis.edu
Subject: Re: Recommended groups
Reply-To: st923459@pip.cc.brandeis.edu
Organization: Brandeis University
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 18:24:22 GMT

Another group ya'll might wanna try is Ed's Redeeming Qualities.
I'll send their album to anyone that wants to pay for the blank tape and
postage.  They're really hilarious.

Also, listen to the Dr. Demento show.  It's on Sunday nights, 11 pm to 1 am.
Check your local radio stations for which station carries it, but it's
on the Westwood One Radio Network.  I only know the stations for those 
living in Albany, NY (WPYX 106.5 FM) and Boston, MA (WZLX 100.7 FM).
There's a 900 number you can call to find out the station in your area
but I've forgotten it; I listen tonight and post it tomorrow.
Dr. D plays "Weird records and outrageous tapes from yesterday, today, and
tomorrow."  He's great and I love him and so do the Johns; they've been on
his show a few times.

Enjoy, all!

Happy Trails,

Todd @ Brandeis
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From: osa@wilbur.unh.edu (Bart Simps.. er.. Oktay Ahiska)
Subject: Re: Recommended groups
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Ian "Rhys" Klinck <icklinck@cayley.uwaterloo.ca> writes:

=> The Hooters: far more "mainstream" than TMBG, but still pretty good

How interesting -- I've first listened to TMBG on a tape I borrowed from a
friend. It was _Flood_, and on the other side, was _Zig Zag_, by The
Hooters. 

--
...so the whole story is completely untrue... big hoax! ha ha ha....
From: lmn52210@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Ramona)
Newsgroups: alt.music.alternative
Subject: Re: Long live KENNEDY
Date: 27 Jan 93 05:41:53 GMT
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana

I'm not sure as to how much more lucrative a job
situation the girl can procure.  She didn't go 
to college.  


				     Ramona
				     (who's not ashamed of 
				     not liking Kennedy)
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From: d0np@leda.sun.csd.unb.ca (Godzilla)
Subject: Re: Soundgarden
Organization: University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB, Canada
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 16:10:36 GMT

In article <C1FJ9s.Dvr@news.cso.uiuc.edu>, gershbei@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu (Michael Gershbein) writes:
|> 
|> Hey.  Does anyone else think that Soundgarden sounds a little too much like
|> (ugh) Whitesnake to be fully enjoyed?
|> --
|> *******************************************************************************

  Uhh, sorry can't quite make the connection.  Care to elaborate, any particular
song that feels Whitesnakish.

                                       Alliz Dog
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From: neil3475@mach1.wlu.ca (james neilson 9301 a)
Subject: Re: Long live KENNEDY
Organization: Wilfrid Laurier University
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 23:01:02 GMT

In article <26JAN93.15384948.0048@MUSIC.TCS.TULANE.EDU> EN61AFU <EN61AFU@MUSIC.TCS.TULANE.EDU> writes:
>I think Kennedy is the best VJ MTV has had to date.  Not only
>is she witty, smart and talented but she is a vision of beauty
>to boot (she also graduated the same year I did, maybe that's
>part of my bias,[nostalgia]).  Heard she got married a month or
>so ago, too bad.  The only bad part about her being on MTV is that
>she seems to have groomed herself for a much more lucritive job-
>situation.  Anyone else agree that Kennedy is the reincarnation
>of mythical goddess' of the past?...Long live Kennedy!


You've got to be kidding pal, in the grand scheme of things, she's a
definite 30 watt bulb.  The only thing dumber than Kennedy is a VJ on
Canada's Muchmusic name of Ziggy Lorenc.  
	My sled dogs would make better VJs than Kennedy


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From: kschnitz@encore.com (Kevin Schnitzius)
Subject: Re: What's a Kennedy(was: Re: THE PIXIES)
Organization: Encore Computer Corporation
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:45:09 GMT

snordgr@eng.clemson.edu (scott nordgren) writes:
>> BTW who or what is kennedy ? 

>Kennedy is the worst thing on MTV.  
>[...ranting deleted...]
>Does anyone else share my distaste for this vile creature?

I think the same things about Martha Quinn.

Why does MTV even use VJs?  Don't the videos stand up for themselves?
I think that if they just flashed some current info about the band
(touring dates, studio status) before each video, they could improve
the ratings and cut the costs.

But, then again, when does MTV ever show videos?
--
Kevin Schnitzius
kschnitzius@encore.com
From: skydive@ac.dal.ca
Newsgroups: alt.music.alternative
Subject: FORGET THE REST, ONLY SUGAR COUNTS
Date: 25 Jan 93 16:19:53 GMT
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

In article <Nils.Pharo.5@bibhs.no>, Nils.Pharo@bibhs.no (Nils Pharo) writes:
"Copper Blue" by Sugar is the album of the year. Not enough can be said
about this album. Get it if you don't have it because everything else
is just music. "Copper Blue" is gold.
Organization: Penn State University
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 19:05:31 EST
From: <MNS103@psuvm.psu.edu>
Newsgroups: alt.music.alternative
Subject: I'm Waiting for the Band

Once again, the music industry has shortchanged alternative music by failing to
recognize the genre in the 1993 Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame.  For the second year
in a row, The Velvet Underground has been passed over in favor of more
conventional bands like Creedence Clearwater Revival, Cream, and The Doors.
Although these bands are certainly deserving, they cannot approach the
historical significance of the VU.  It's amazing how the rock press hold the VU
in the same reverence as they do Dylan, the Stones, etc. yet when it comes time
to formally recognize the band, it doesn't happen.  Given how the industry
is currently whoring alternative music, it seems logical that they would at the
very least acknowledge the band that gave birth to the genre.  After all these
years, I guess the VU still scares people.  In a characteristic deadpan moment,
Lou Reed commented, "Do we have to campaign?"  Rock historians write how it
took the rest of the music world ten years to catch up with the Velvet
Underground.  I sure hope history doesn't repeat itself.
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From: malcolm@wrs.com (Malcolm Humes)
Subject: Re: Red Crayola discography 
Organization: Wind River Systems, Inc.
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 18:09:22 GMT

bc629@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Jeff Wright) writes:
>I don't have any Red Crayola records but I do know that 
>'Transparent Radiation' is from the first RC album _Parable of
>Arable Land_, which came out sometime in the mid-late '60s.
>The second LP was called _God Bless the Red Crayola and All Who
>Sail With Her_ (or something like that).  I've seen these two
>LPs available on a single CD, but can't recall what label did
>the re-issue.  The _Soldier-Talk_ LP that Malcolm Humes mentioned
>was a late-'70s 'comeback' LP.  Don't know what LP the Galazie
>500 cover is from.  Hope that helped. . .

I'd forgetten their roots went back so long - here's the discography info I 
was able to dig up, which doesn't seem to list the 2nd lp mentioned above
but covers 22 years of recordings: 

 RED CRAYOLA
 THE PARABLE OF ARABLE LAND
 1967       UK        RADAR                     RAD 12 (RI 78)

 RED CRAYOLA
 (WITH ART & LANGUAGE) CORRECTED SLOGANS
 1976       UK        ACORN/RECOMMENDED         1848 (RI 1982)

 RED CRAYOLA
 (7-INCH) WIVES IN ORBIT / YIK YAK
 1978       UK        RADAR                     ADA 22

 RED CRAYOLA
 (12-INCH) MICRO-CHIPS & FISH / THE STORY SO FAR
 1979       UK        ROUGH TRADE               RT 026

 RED CRAYOLA
 SOLDIER TALK
 1979       UK        RADAR                     RAD 18
 
 RED CRAYOLA
 (7-INCH) BORN IN FLAMES / THE SWORD OF GOD
 1980       UK        ROUGH TRADE               RT 054

 RED CRAYOLA
 (WITH ART & LANGUAGE) KANGAROO?
 1981       US        ROUGH TRADE               ROUGH US 12

 RED CRAYOLA
 (WITH ART & LANGUAGE) BLACK SNAKES
 1983       UK        ALCR                      ALCR 1849

 RED CRAYOLA
 THREE SONGS ON A TRIP TO THE UNITED STATES / BISMARCKSTRASSE, 50
 1983       GER       PURE FREUDE               PF 36 CK 18

 RED CRAYOLA
 MALEFACTOR, ADE
 1989       UK        GLASS                     GLALP 035

   - malcolm 
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