LAST MAN IN EUROPE 7" A Certain Bridge 1981 + 72 Page ROUGH TRADE zine 2001
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Please read properly to avoid confusion: We're having a clear out of the Organ office, most of these CDs and records have all been played to review and then carefully stored away, so they're pretty much as new, some of them are still sealed (sometimes more than one turn up here), some of them may have promo stickers on then, please check the photos and description (we always use photos of actual item for sale and not ebay stock photos). Obscene that these CDs are all sitting here never to be played again (we're busy listening and covering new stuff and we need to pay the bills to keep on doing what we do, so we're clearing out)..Please see "general notes" at the foot of information for more on how we work here
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LAST MAN IN EUROPE 7" A Certain Bridge (1981) + 72 Page ROUGH TRADE /ARTROCKER zine 2001
the 7" single is a bit of a classic from the post punk / synth pop early 80's, in the nature of The Cure or Siouxsie And The Banshees
"This is a nice 7" from the UK which sounds a bit like early Cure/Siouxsie at times -- in a good way of course"
This is a bit of a strange package, I guess if must have been sent in here at some point, you get the mint condition Last Man in Europe single, a 72 page seven inch single sized publication of what looks to be an early incarnation of Artrocker magazine that's dedicated to documenting Rough Trade the shop and the label. It looks like it dates from 2001 and the 25 birthday celebrations of Rough Trade. You three gloss postcards from the time and there's also a cassette tape that, as far as i recall has never been played. No idea what's oN the tape. I tall some in a sealed 7" plastic cover
The single is in mint unplayed condition, the magazine and the whole package is mint/new condition. I assume the package was put together by the Rough Trade shop and they chose to send us a copy when it came out...
DETAILS
Last Man In Europe ?– ... A Certain Bridge
Label: Cocteau Records ?– COQ 2
Format: Vinyl, 7", 33 ? RPM, 45 RPM
Country: UK
Released: 1981
Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop
Alternative Rock, Synth-pop, New Wave, Post-Punk
TRACKLISTING
A A Certain Bridge
B1 T.V. Addict
B2 Complications
Producer – Bill Nelson
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