Greater Manchester Punk VOL1 & VOL 2 | LTD ED | Coloured Vinyl | Inc Fanzine New

	£		35
	$		46

Various Artists | Greater Manchester Punk 

Coloured Vinyl LPs | Each a Limited Edition of 300

Complete with Protective PVBC Sleeve & Punk Fanzines About the Bands 

- both titles are also listed for sale individually

They are New Records - they were not sealed as new but come with protective reusable sleeves

For the track listing please see below

Label : Vinyl Revival

Cat No : VR007 & VR009

Condition

Vinyl : Mint

Sleeve : Mint 

Professional vinyl record mailers used for postage

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Tracklist

Greater Manchester Punk 1977 – 81

A1 V2 (5)      Nothing To Do        

A2 The Reporters (3) Office Staff   

A3 Elti Fitz*          Going Straight

A4 Pure Product        Rejection      

A5 The Panik           Modern Politics        

A6 The Enigma (2)    Play With Fire

A7 Steroid Kiddies     Accidents      

B1 The Hoax (5)       Storm Trooper        

B2 The Critics (4)      Without You  

B3 The Change (7)    Where Were U        

B4 Armed Force       Popstar        

B5 The Still (2)         9.5    

B6 Fast Cars            Kids Just Wanna Dance      

B7 The Things (5)     Pieces Of You

Greater Manchester Punk TWO Now We Are Heroes 1978 - 82

A1 The Hoax (5)     Now We Are Heroes

A2 Freudian Slip      Hideaway     

A3 Slight Seconds   Chameleon Lens     

A4 Vibrant Thigh     Wooden Gangsters 

A5 The Enigma (2)  I Don't Like  

A6 The Filth (7)      Hypocrite     

A7 Untermensch (2)          Ashfield Valley Headkick   

B1 The Colours Out Of Time*       I'm Never Cool In My Room        

B2 Fast Cars  Images of You        

B3 The Change (7)  No Hope      

B4 Foreign Press     Behind The Glass    

B5 The Reducers*    We Are Normal      

B6 Emergency ( Foreign Press )    X-Ray Sight  

B7 V2 (5)      That's It

Release Info / Hype 

After being unavailable for years this is a very Limited Edition repress on AQUAMARINE vinyl of the Greater Manchester Punk 1977-81 compilation.

The album brings together fourteen rare and previously unreleased punk and post punk tracks from the more obscure original Manchester bands of the time.

The majority supported established acts such as the Buzzcocks and Joy Division and some went on to form legendary bands in later eras (MIKE JOYCE, THE HOAX).

In the spirit of the DIY ethos of the punk era, most were recorded in small studios and released in limited pressings and have

become a must have for the discerning punk collector.

On it's initial release In 2015. GMP was a compilation of the week on Lauren Lavern's BBC6 music show.

“Ranging from The Still's crunchy power-pop to the Class Of '77-esque nihilism of Mike Joyce's pre-Smiths combo The Hoax, the music contained

within is always solid, though sometimes predictable. Pure Product's angular, XTC-ish Rejection and V2's genuinely edgy

Nothing To Do have, however, retained the ability to genuinely startle”.  ( Record Collector )

After being unavailable for years this is a very Limited Edition repress on CLOCKWORK ORANGE vinyl of the

Greater Manchester Punk Vol 2 : Now We Are Heroes 1978-82 compilation.

More rare and previously unreleased punk / post punk gems from the cellars of Greater Manchester.

This compilation delves into the archives and focuses on the lesser well known bands of the time and shows the various styles of punk recorded between 1978-82.

Some were recorded in studios and some recorded on a portable four track. None of these bands reached the status of bands like The Buzzcocks,

Joy Division and The Fall but were an integral part of the Manchester music scene of this period.

“It was a great time to be in a band in Manchester and something of that joy, as well as the obligatory angst and artiness, comes through here. Relive then those heady days-days

infused with the DIY ethic and the allure of limitless possibilities”. (Mark Radcliffe)