The Business - In And Out Of Business LP Punk Oi Skinhead LINK
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The Business - In And Out Of Business LP RARE!!!
Original Release Date 1990
Release Information UK LP 1990 Red Wax! (Link - LRMO 01) Ultra rare mail order collectors Album only featuring rare tracks very limited this was number 032! In Great Ex/Vg+ maybe better
A1 Get Your Tits Out
A2 Tina Turner
A3 Do A Runner
A4 None Teen
A5 Out In The Cold
A6 Never Been Taken
A7 Outlaw
A8 Coventry
B1 Lunatic Fringe
B2 Never Say Never
B3 Foreign Girl
B4 All Out Tonight
B5 Chasing Rainbows
B6 Sweet Salvation
B7 In The Shadow Of The Morning
B8 Fire Down Under
The BUSINESS were formed towards the end of the seventies in UK with a line-up consisting of Micky Fitz-Steve Kent-Martin Smith and Nick Cunningham. Their first apperance on vinyl came in 1981 on the VU Records compilation 'Sudden Surge Of Sound' with the track 'Out in the cold'. The album also featured the UK SUBS and Laura Logic, formerly X-RAY SPEX. The Business track did not fare too well with the music press and one critic described it as "an angry bastard version of Status Quo". The group next turned up on the 'Carry On Oi!' LP which featured two songs by them.
A month later they released their debut single 'Harry may' which reached the top ten in Sounds independant chart, and is now quite hard to find. The original line-up split soon after it's telease and the last track they recorded was 'Step Into christmas' for the 'Bollocks to Christmas' EP(Dec.'81). Also released in December was the '1980-81 Official Bootleg' on Syndicate Records. This mixed live and demo recordings from the first incarnation of the band.
Micky Fitz wasted no time in re-forming the band with the help of Steve Whale, Mark Brennan, Graham Ball(ex-Conflict) and John Fisher(later to join Combat 84). The band only survived long enough to play one gig and Ball and Fisher left. Kev Boyce was drafted in to fill the vacant drum-stool and recorded an EP 'Smash The discos' with the band in March '82. The single spent six weeks in the indie chart peaking at number one spot by Pigbag's quarter of a million selling 'Papa's got a brand new Pigbag'. Before the release of the band's delayed first album, they appeared on two compilations in 1982. 'Total Noise' EP featured a studio version of 'Loud proud and punk' and the secret Records 'Oi Oi that's yer lot' LP inclued 'Real Enemy'. The business debut album 'Suburban Rebels' was finally released in May 1983 and reached number 37 in the national charts.
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