RICHARD HELL & VOIDOIDS / NEON BOYS Don't Die 7"EP SHAKE 1980 US orig TELEVISION
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RICHARD HELL + THE VOIDOIDS (Part III) - THE NEON BOYS

One of the most important and original bands to emerge from the first wave of New York punk in the '70s, Richard Hell & the Voidoids had a relatively brief run and didn't enjoy the lasting success of fellow punk pioneers the Ramones, Blondie, or Patti Smith. But the dark bohemian smarts of Hell's lyrics and the jagged, bracing attack of lead guitarist Robert Quine gave them a sound and a point of view that set them apart from their peers, and their small body of recorded work is among the strongest the CBGB's scene produced.

 In 1972, Tom Miller joined Richard in New York; they wrote a book of poems together under the name Theresa Stern, and Miller, who was an accomplished guitarist, proposed that they form a band. Miller persuaded Richard to get a bass guitar and learn to play; Tom then adopted the stage name Tom Verlaine, and Richard became Richard Hell. With the addition of drummer Billy Ficca, Verlaine and Hell's band became the Neon Boys. The Neon Boys attracted little attention, but in 1974, with the addition of guitarist Richard Lloyd, they evolved into Television and landed a Sunday night residency at a new club on New York's Bowery, CBGB...(AllMusic)

"DON'T DIE"

tracklist

Side A: TIME - DON'T DIE

Side B: THAT'S ALL I KNOW (RIGHT NOW) - LOVE COMES IN SPURTS
1980   7"EP     SHAKE RECORDS     SHK 101 EP

PRINTED IN U.S.A.    ORIGINAL PRESSING

SINGLE COVER

NOTES: Side A: Recorded at Chelsea Sound Studios NYC [Automatic Music (BMI)]

Side B: Remixed at Big Apple Studios NYC [Automatic Music/Double Exposure Music (BMI)]

Love Comes In Spurts is a 1973 version

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LABEL: SHAKE - GOLD LABEL w/LOGO on TOP - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: none

Catalog on labels: SHK 101 EP

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): SHK - 101 - A "NY RULES"  HW  (Stamped):  MASTERDISK

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): SHK - 101 - B

On labels: ? © 1980 Shake Records 186  5th Ave., NYC 10010

On Cover: Artists + Titles + Credits

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RECORD EX but  (please, read above description)

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