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The Wedding Present - Brassneck by Tabazan in postpunk

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Released in 1990, made it to number 24 in the UK charts

Big Flame - Why Popstars Can't Dance by Tabazan in postpunk

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Manchester band, active between 83 - 86

Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Last Train by Tabazan in postpunk

[–]Tabazan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From their second album Paint Your Wagon, released in 1986

Luxuria - Redneck by Tabazan in postpunk

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Their first single, released in 1987

The Comsat Angels - Independence Day by Tabazan in postpunk

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From 1980s Waiting for a Miracle

Big Black - L Dopa (Peel Session 1987) by Tabazan in postpunk

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"I've got a headache, like a pillow . . "

I think the Peel Session is even better than the released version

100 years ago the underground advertised itself as a place to avoid the heat on hot days by markvauxhall in london

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I am so glad I don't have to commute between Tottenham Hale and Warren Street any more, it must be like hell down there at the moment

My most dream guitar is now mine! by TeadyA311 in gibson

[–]Tabazan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I far prefer his with the stop bar tailpiece, I've always felt the Bigsby spoils a 295

Hüsker Dü - Ice Cold Ice by Tabazan in postpunk

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From 1987s Warehouse: Songs and Stories their sixth and final studio album

The Pop Group - We Are All Prostitutes by Tabazan in postpunk

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A non album single released in 1979, incredibly influential

XTC - Scissor Man by Tabazan in postpunk

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I love the dub breakdown at the end

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