3LPs Fast Product The First Year Plan GangOfFour Mekons Imaginary Records Pixies

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3 LPs - these are very rare & hard to locate punk & new wave Compilations:  incl  Gang Of Four Mekons Jesus & Mary Chain, Pixies New Order Morrisey Mission
All are in really EX condition throughout, & are nearer EX+  including playback   - they have had minimal play / use

- Fast Product `The First Year Plan FII` EMI  EMC 3312 LP 1979 incl  Gang Of Four, Mekons, Human League EX/EX throughout incl playback
- Outlaw Blues LP V/A 1992 Imaginary Records UK  ILLUSION 014   Rare LP  Red Vinyl     A tribute to Bob Dylan's songs incl Anastacia Screamed, Boo Radleys EX/EX throughout Cover EX very clean, no marks , no wear  Vinyl EX    shiny, one very small light mark playback EX  

- `Product 2378` LP 1990 Telstar / BMG STAR 2378 16 Track Featuring Wonder Stuff,new Order,jesus And Mary Chain,wedding Present,  Happy Mondays, New Model Army, Weather Prophets, Morrissey, Siouxsie, Pixies, Inspiral Carpets, Crazyhead, Throwing Muses, All About Eve And Mission (star2378) EX/EX throughout playback EX   i very small cosmetic surface mark  album compiled in association with 4.A.D., Mute, Factory, WEA, EMI, BMG & Polygram


============ Fast Product was an Edinburgh-based independant label started in late 1977 by Bob Last. Whilst it was easy at the time to find second-division punk bands keen to make records, the label distinguished itself by discovering previously unknown acts who were making much more interesting music, usually with a left-field political slant. Primary amongst these influential and diverse talents were The Human League and The Gang Of Four, both of whom released their first records on the label. Last also gave Californian scene-leaders the Dead Kennedys their first UK release, and included Joy Division on one of his compilations, Earcom 2. In later years he established the "Pop Aural" label, which included the Fire Engines on its roster.
Compilation of single releases, licensed to EMI, so also has cat no EMC 3312
The Mekons Never Been In A Riot 1:43 –The Mekons Heart & Soul 2:39 –The Mekons 32 Weeks 1:38 –Scars (2) Adult/ery 3:06 –Scars (2) Horrorshow 2:59 –The Human League Being Boiled 3:45 –The Human League Circus Of Death 4:47 –2.3 All Time Low 2:33 –2.3 Where To Now? 4:04 –Gang Of Four Love Like Anthrax 3:18 –Gang Of Four Armalite Rifle 3:03 –Gang Of Four Damaged Goods 3:34 –The Mekons I'll Have To Dance Then (On My Own) 3:15 –The Mekons Where Were You 2:43 ===================== Imaginary Records was an independent record label based in Heywood, Greater Manchester, England, which specialised mainly in indie rock and post-punk. It was started in 1985 by Alan Duffy, known for his lyrical contributions to Porcupine Tree's first two albums, On the Sunday of Life and Up the Downstair, and Andy Hopkins.[1][2][3]
The label released many albums by the Chameleons and related bands, including the Reegs, and Mark Burgess' Zima Junction. ============= `Product 2378` A1 The Wonder Stuff – Who Wants To Be The Disco King? A2 New Order – Vanishing Point  A3 Jesus & Mary Chain – Head On  A4 Wedding Present – Kennedy  A5 Pop Will Eat Itself – Can U Dig It?  A6 Happy Mondays – Mad Cyril  A7 New Model Army – Brave New World  A8 Weather Prophets – Almost Prayed  B1 Morrissey – The Last Of The Famous International Playboys  B2 Siouxsie & The Banshees – Peek-A-Boo  B3 Pixies – Monkey Gone To Heaven  B4 Inspiral Carpets – Joe  B5 Crazyhead – Baby Turpentine  B6 Throwing Muses – Dizzy  B7 All About Eve – December  B8 The Mission – Tower Of Strength (Bombay Mix) 1990  Product 2378 Telstar STAR2378