RODNEY ON THE ROQ Posh Boy PBS 106 Pink Label 1st Press BLACK FLAG Circle Jerks
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Description
RODNEY ON THE ROQ
Various Artists
Used Vinyl Record
Sleeve/Vinyl: VG+/VG+
Record Label: Posh Boy PBS 106 (Pink Label - First Press).
Original 1981 US Posh Boy Records. Compiled By and Liner Notes written by Rodney Bingenheimer.
Condition: Record jacket has heavy ring wear. Corners are dull. Spine top and bottom all have shelf wear with spots of chipping. There are no splits. Vinyl has paper scuffs and light hairlines. Plays fine save for an occasional surface noise/crackle.
Side One
1. Brooke Shields - Introduction
2. Adolescents - Amoeba
3. Circle Jerks - Wild In The Streets
4. U.X.A. - Tragedies
5. Klan* - Pushin' Too Hard
6. Black Flag - No Values
7. Rik L. Rik - The Outback
Side Two
8. The Crowd - Right Time
9. David Microwave - I Don't Want To Hold You
10. The Nuns - Wild
11. Fender Buddies - Furry Friend
12. Vidiots - Laurie's Lament
13. Simpletones - T.V. Love
14. New York - Surprise! - Is That All There Is?
Review: After arriving in L.A. during the height of the swingin' '60s, Rodney Bingenheimer soon became ensconced in the music scene by being Sonny and Cher's assistant doing publicity for various bands and working for the L.A. Times. He went out on his own eventually, opening Rodney Bingenheimer's English Disco and holding court with the likes of Led Zeppelin, Suzi Quatro, Iggy Pop, and T. Rex. Next was a spot on KROQ in 1976, where Rodney helped introduce L.A. to the punk sounds coming out of New York and London. His championing of punk continued through the '80s, as he played a mix of early hardcore, retro-psychedelia, rockabilly, and pop at the station.
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