RADIATORS FROM SPACE TV Tube Heart LP CHISWICK 1977 FRA orig 940 555 The Pogues
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THE RADIATORS FROM SPACE
Had Phillip Chevron in the band before they split up and he went on to found the Pogues.
This Irish band had a couple of good singles like the one below Television Screen / Love Detective (1977 Chiswick)
and Enemies / Psychotic Reaction (1977 Chiswick ). Eventually became the Radiators
and had their sound smoothed and mellowed by Toni Visconti....
"TV TUBE HEART"1977 LP CHISWICK RECORDS 940 555
MADE IN FRANCE ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING
LAMINATED SINGLE SLEEVE
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LABEL: CHISWICK - WHITE/MAP LABEL - BLACK & RED(rim) TEXT
Catalog on cover: (front) 940 555
Catalog on labels: N° 940.555 A / N° 940.555 B
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): O0 BLY 940555 A (Etched): CHP
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): O0 BLY 940555 B
On labels: ? 1977 Chiswick Records
SACEM SACD SDRM SGDL (boxed)
Prod. by Roger Armstrong
Arr. by M. Megaray & The Radiators
rim text reads "Tous droits.......Made in France"
Rights Society / Publishing: SACEM, SACD, SDRM, SGDL
On Back Sleeve: Recorded and Mixed Dublin 1977
All songs written and produced by Killing Joke
Distribution CPF Barclay
1977 Chiswick Records
Carto Print Made in France
tracklisting
Side A: TELEVISION SCREEN - PRISON BARS - GREAT EXPECTATIONS
ROXY GIRL - PRESS GANG - CONTACT - SUNDAY WORLD
Side B: ELECTRIC SHARES - ENEMIES - RIPPED AND TORN
NOT TOO LATE - BLITZIN' AT THE RITZ - PARTY LINE
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RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description)
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Predating many English punk records by nearly a year, TV Tube Heart is a tuneful mess of crash-and-bash
full-throttle punk rock. Better than a lot of the more hyped bands of the time (like The Cortinas!),
The Radiators pull out all the stops and came up with a winner first time out. Sadly, they couldn't repeat
the excitement of this record. Still and all, this is a great artifact of the era...(AllMusic)
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