BLACK RANDY & THE METROSQUAD Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie (2009 US exclusive limited edition 24-track 2-LP set; Black Randy was an essential part of the early punk scene in LA in the late 70s, combining the requisite nihilism and disdain with biting satire, provocative deliberately offensive lyrics and an attendant debauched lifestyle, while The Metrosquad churned out a perverse punked up, souled out backing! Between December 1977 and July 1979, they released 3 singles and more...
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BLACK RANDY & THE METROSQUAD Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie (Original 1979 US 13-track LP on the legendary Dangerhouse label, the only long player from this bizarre late seventies LA six-piece that mixed up punk, gross-out humour with a hefty side measure of surrealism. The picture sleeve comes complete with the lyric inner & has no deletion cuts, just the odd small sticker mark in the corner. The vinyl is nice & clean & plays Excellent, despite some faint paper hairline scuffs not more...
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BLACK RANDY Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie (1979 US 13-track vinyl LP, picture sleeve with lyric inner. The only long player from this bizarre late '70s LA six-piece that mixed up punk, gross-out humour with a hefty side measure of surrealism.The sleeve does show a fair amount of foxing and general wear but remains fully intact with all text clearly legible, the vinyl too has some scuffs/hairlines but playtesting reveals no great loss in sound quality - now's your chance to grab a more...
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