DICKS These People LP ALTERNATIVE TENTACLES 1985 US orig+insert KLAUS FLORIDE
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1985 US ORIGINAL PRESSING on ALTERNATIVE TENTACLES Records. SINGLE COVER + INSERT. The cover is in VG+ condition: normal wear BUT surface discolouration on/near corners, round red sticker on front (top left), left spine is fully readable; please for details see photos. Vinyl is in EX condition (barely played).
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DICKS
One of the Texas hardcore bands from the early '80s, alongside the Big Boys, were the national scene's voice from the Lone Star state. Formed in Austin in 1980, the Dicks released their first and most famous single; Hate the Police, shortly thereafter. The track, which would later get a most reverential treatment by quasi-grunge hucksters Mudhoney, is considered one of the best from the heyday of American hardcore.
"THESE PEOPLE"
1985 LP ALTERNATIVE TENTACLES RECORDS VIRUS 43
PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. ORIGINAL PRESSING
SINGLE SLEEVE WITH INSERT
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Barcode: none
Catalog on cover: VIRUS 43
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): A VIRUS 43 A1 "Tim's adjusting his ayump (amp)" L-20825
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): A VIRUS 43 Bı L-20825-X
On labels: (Side A only) All Songs © 1985 the DICKS except "Dead in a Motel Room" © 1980 the DICKS
On Back Cover: Tracklist + Credits + Produced by Klaus Floride
Manufactured and Distributed by: Alternative Tentacles Records.......San Francisco, CA 94101
tracklisting: for tracklist see pictures
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RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
1985's These People was Dicks' second and final full-length album, and it features the all-new lineup that founding vocalist Gary Floyd surrounded himself with after moving from Austin, Texas, to San Francisco a year earlier, with the spartan production of Dead Kennedy's Klaus Flouride...(AllMusic)
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