8 thoughts on “ Voice Of The Young (Demo) - Subculture (12) - The Early Years (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Subculture - The Early Years at Discogs. Complete your Subculture collection. Voice Of The Young (Demo) Better Than You: Give Up Boys: Stick Together Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; CPR Subculture (12) The Early Years ‎ (LP, Comp) Common People Records 5/5(3).

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2. Issued under license from Dean Tyrrell. All tracks recorded by the band in their first years (included Demos), with the 3 tracks that includes “Loud & Clear” EP (), “Give Up Boys” recorded at the same session that “Loud & Clear” EP, “Stick Together” anthem taken from “Oi!5/5(1).

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3. CPRSubculture "The Early Years" Pressing Info: Vinyl: LP 12" "Subculture show a lot of promise for the future " and "the sort of band you could see yourself raving about after seeing them a few times” Despite being labelled "young Cockney Rejects sound-a-likes”, they didn't see it as such a bad thing at the time. (Demo) 7. Voice Followers: K.

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4. Both of these performances will be available separately on gram vinyl on October The first, EARLY JONI - will be released as a single LP on gram vinyl for $ Like several of Mitchell's past albums, the cover for EARLY JONI features a self-portrait and marks her first new art in many years.

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5. FRANK SINATRA - Sings For Only The Lonely, Ltd Import G COLORED VINYL LP New! $ 7 left. Frank Sinatra - Come Fly with Me [New Vinyl LP] THE EARLY YEARS VOLUME TWO LP [] VG++. $ $ shipping. Watch. SEALED NEW LP Frank Sinatra - Ring-A-Ding-Ding! $ Frank Sinatra Songs For Young Lovers VG RARE 10” ORIG. $

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6. CPRSubculture "The Early Years" Pressing Info: Vinyl: LP 12"-Copies: ( black vinyl/ red vinyl)-Released: Label: Common People Records. Subculture was formed by school friends Dean Tyrrell (Guitar) and Phil Parker (Bass) in late After some months find Nigel Kimberly (as drummer) and the singer Tom Hipkin.

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7. Heaven and Hell vinyl has more meaning than ever, and it’s safe to say that this is the best sounding vinyl record released during the early 80s. The instruments appear more precise, the vibes are in traditional Sabbath style, but Dio’s voice is what makes this piece of art so unique, so transparent.

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8. A couldn’t-have-been-foreseen new archival release by the late, great Lee Hazlewood is about to come out. Sourced from an unlabeled tape that was recently discovered (!), Miles From L.A. is a set of demos Hazlewood recorded when he was just starting out. These are intimate and revealing recordings of the young Lee—and Dangerous Minds has a preview.

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