THE POP GROUP * Y * Radarscope LP + Poster 1979 Ex
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£ 29 Sold For
Sep 4, 2009 Sold Date
Aug 28, 2009 Start Date
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THE POP GROUP
Y
LP

RECORD SALE TIME - MOST AT CREDIT CRUNCHING LOW START!!

If you are looking for a top copy of this - look no further! Both record and sleeve are in very collectable condition. You won't be disappointed.

The record is excellent with hardly a mark and the sleeve is VG++ or better. Includes original huge poster!

Review: The Pop Group are admittedly an acquired taste, yet for those of whom they're the right flavour, they're one of the greatest bands of all time. They yelled and screamed of injustice and frustration, they spat on the world in disgust, they ranted and raved about Cambodia and The Bomb, and their music was an ungodly, falling-apart mix of dub, Funkadelic, Beefheart and some sort of barely contained dada-esque noise. If you can find the original vinyl, which ain't easy, snap it up quick because it comes with an awesome, and mighty huge, collage poster with their lyrics and various chilling images of the time (Cambodians, Vietnam Vets, various UK/Irish atrocities) and the curious front cover featuring an African tribesman with the band name messily scrawled to the side of him.

I should say that I hope it's the intention of every band that makes a record that they should make a record like this. By that I don't mean it should sound anything like it, but rather that any truly great album should stand up against the test of time, be capable of being picked up years later by a curious potential fan and bowl them over in the process. Y sounds like a late '70's post-punk record, but it doesn't sound dated; its themes, its rhythms, its sense of anger, despair and frustration are timeless. And no, it's not "depressing"; on the contrary the ultimate statement it makes is of a desire to lift its head above the misery it speaks of.

Gareth Sager / Bruce Smith / Mark Stewart / Simon Underwood / John Waddington

LABEL: Radarscope RAD 20
ISSUED: 1979
RECORD CONDITION: Excellent. NO scuffs, scratches.
SLEEVE CONDITION : VG++/excellent - NO rips, creases or writing.


Side 1:
1. Thief Of Fire
2. Snowgirl
3. Blood Money
4. Savage Sea
5. We Are Time
Side 2:
1. Words Disobey Me
2. Don't Call Me Pain
3. The Boys From Brazil
4. Don't Sell Your Dreams
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