THE DIODES RARE CANADIAN PUNK CBS 82681 DEBUT NEW WAVE
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Mar 22, 2010 Sold Date
Mar 12, 2010 Start Date
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A RARE SELF-TITLED DEBUT LP

THE DIODES

RELEASED ON CBS 82681

RECORD COMES COMPLETE WITH IT'S ORIGINAL INNER SLEEVE

RECORD EXCELLENT CONDITION

INNER EXCELLENT

SLEEVE SLIGHT SIGNS OF AGE

The first Canadian punk band signed to a major label, the Diodes are best-remembered for their moody, head-banging hit "Tired of Waking Up Tired" and their hard-hitting interpretation of the Paul Simon-penned tune "Red Rubber Ball." With vocalist Paul Robinson backed by guitarist John Catto, bassist Ian MacKay, and drummers John Hamilton and, later, Mike Lengyell, the Toronto-based band roared with unabashed intensity.

Signed by Columbia, the Diodes released their debut self-titled album in 1977. Columbia released their second album, Released, on its Epic subsidiary two years later, but poor sales of both albums led the label to drop the band's contract.

Although they relocated to England after releasing their third album, Action/Reaction, on the independent Orient label, the move came late to save the band. They disbanded shortly after, releasing an album of outtakes and demos, Survivors, in 1982.



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