DOGS - The Melodies Massacre Years LP Vinyl Garage Punk France Heartbreakers NEW
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I am happy to combine postage
1 x Vinyl LP Album
NEW / SEALED, SHIPS FAST! PACKAGED STRONG!
A must for fans of all music, but especially Eddie & The Hot Rods, the early Scientists, the Flamin’ Groovies, and the Heartbreakers. Rouen, France got that Dog in ‘em – now you can as well!
DOGS "The Melodies Massacre Years" LP.
This absolutely killer record compiles Rouen Frances DOGS first and fiercest recordings on the Melodies Massacre label. Officially licensed and remastered for the first time with extensive liner notes by Melodies Massacre owner Lionel Herrmani and never before seen photos of the band.
It took Rouen, France over five-hundred-years to find an act as fiery as the execution of Joan of Arc, but they finally found one in the Year Of Our Lord 1977: Dogs. The absolute picks-of-the-litter and best-in-French-new-wave-rock-show, Dogs (no ‘the’), over the course of nine albums, two dozen singles and EP’s left behind an undeniable legacy, none fiercer than on their first recordings for the Melodies Massacre label. This collection compiles Dogs’ earliest releases: the ‘Charlie Was A Good Boy’ 45 and ‘Go Where You Want To Go’ 12 inch maxi-single.
Fully and officially licensed from Melodies Massacre for the first time, including notes from Melodies Massacre founder Lionel Herrmani and featuring many never-before-seen photos from the band’s halcyon days, this compilation serves as the definitive portrait of the artists as young Dogs.
Label: Reminder Records – REM 18
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: US Released: 26 Jun 2023
A1 No Way
A2 19
A3 Charlie Was A Good Boy
B1 Teenage Fever
B2 Go Where You Want To Go
B3 Here Comes My Baby
B4 My Life
B5 You're Gonna Loose Me
NEW SEALED ONE ONLYThis absolutely killer record compiles Rouen Frances DOGS first and fiercest recordings on the Melodies Massacre label. Officially licensed and remastered for the first time with extensive liner notes by Melodies Massacre owner Lionel Herrmani and never before seen photos of the band.
It took Rouen, France over five-hundred-years to find an act as fiery as the execution of Joan of Arc, but they finally found one in the Year Of Our Lord 1977: Dogs. The absolute picks-of-the-litter and best-in-French-new-wave-rock-show, Dogs (no ‘the’), over the course of nine albums, two dozen singles and EP’s left behind an undeniable legacy, none fiercer than on their first recordings for the Melodies Massacre label. This collection compiles Dogs’ earliest releases: the ‘Charlie Was A Good Boy’ 45 and ‘Go Where You Want To Go’ 12 inch maxi-single.
Fully and officially licensed from Melodies Massacre for the first time, including notes from Melodies Massacre founder Lionel Herrmani and featuring many never-before-seen photos from the band’s halcyon days, this compilation serves as the definitive portrait of the artists as young Dogs.
A must for fans of all music, but especially Eddie & The Hot Rods, the early Scientists, the Flamin’ Groovies, and the Heartbreakers. Rouen, France got that Dog in ‘em – now you can as well!
NEW / SEALED, SHIPS FAST! PACKAGED STRONG!see pictures as they form part of the description
All individually listed records (non-lot and not sealed) are shipped with vinyl out of jacket, with both vinyl & jacket in clear poly protective cover
Guaranteed as described and winner is obligated for shipping cost
HAPPY TO COMBINE POSTAGE
IF YOU PURCHASE MORE THAN ONE ITEM
PLEASE NOTE THAT I USE THE GRADING USED BY THE UK MAGAZINE RECORD COLLECTOR.
All The Best..... Clinton
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