THE DESPERATE BICYCLES New Cross, New Cross EP (1978 UK 6-track 7" vinyl EP featuring Holidays, The Housewife Song, Cars, (I Make The) Product, Paradise Lost & Advice On Arrest, picture sleeve. The thin picture sleeve show some inevitable light creasing and ringwear but is free of rips or tears and is graded Excellent, the vinyl has a few light cosmetic hairlines which do not effect play and is also graded Excellent RR3) more...
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THE DESPERATE BICYCLES Occupied Territory (Rare 1978 UK Refill Records 7" single by the Dalston DIY legends, with each 45 financing the next. Also features Skill, housed in a paper picture sleeve. The delicate sleeve shows some light edgewearandminor storage marks, whilst the vinyl shows only the lightest signs of play RR4) more...
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THE DESPERATE BICYCLES Remorse Code (Rare 1979 UK 10-track vinyl LP, the sole longplayer from the short-lived art punks who famously published every cost involved with making their debut '45 [so you could do the same], it's a wonderful lo-fi/D.I.Y. affair that compares favourably with Swell Maps, Televsion Personalities, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve is in its opened price-stickered shrinkwrap and the vinyl is Near Mint RR6) more...
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THE DESPERATE BICYCLES Smokescreen (1977 UK 7" single in no-frills mono, the debut 45 by one of the first bands to seriously aspire to the DIY recording ethic that punk sent into overdrive. Also features 'Handlebars', playing the same two tracks both sides. The flipback picture sleeve opens from the top & is blank on the back [the Side B label is also blank]. The delicate sleeve has a little corner creasing & age yellowing around the edges with no tears or writing & the vinyl is Excellent with very few signs of play RR1) more...
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THE DESPERATE BICYCLES Smokescreen (Rare 1977 UK 7" single in no-frills mono, the debut 45 by one of the first bands to seriously aspire to the DIY recording ethic that punk sent into overdrive. Also features Handlebars - playing the same two tracks both sides, housed in a flipback paper picture sleeve which is blank on the reverse [the Side B label is also blank]. The delicate sleeve [VG] has a 3" seam split along one edge, with some general edgewear and a little discolouration.The vinyl has a few light surface scuffs and a little spindle wear, but remains in excellent condition RR1) more...
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THE DESPERATE BICYCLES The Medium Was Tedium (1977 UK 7" vinyl single, a cult DIY classic with the memorable line "it was easy, it was cheap – go and do it!" a massive wake-up call, kickstarting the whole of the do-it-yourself indie trend in Britain. Also features Don't Back The Front & plays the same two tracks both sides for maximum cost-saving effect. The thin & light picture sleeve shows some inevitable ring wear with no splits or writing, the vinyl is Excellent with minimal signsof play RR2) more...
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THE DESPERATE BICYCLES The Medium Was Tedium (Rare 1977 UK 7" single, a cult DIY classic with the memorable line "it was easy, it was cheap – go and do it!" a massive wake-up call, kickstarting the whole of the do-it-yourself indie trend in Britain. Also features Don't Back The Front - plays the same two tracks on both sides for maximum cost-saving effect. The thin & light picture sleeve [VG] has a small tear at the top of the left side seam, plus some general edgewear and a little discolouration. The vinyl has a few light surface scuffs and a little spindle wear, but remains in excellent condition RR2) more...
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