RON RUDE borders of disgrace 1979 OZ POST PUNK LO-FI private press KB

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RON RUDE borders of disgrace 1979 MEGA RARE OZ POST PUNK LO-FI private press KB

AUSTRALIAN RECORDING AND PRESSING
Unforgettable Music (RUD-001)
1979
stereo
with lyric insert

Recorded on a Teac 4 track in Belgrave, Victoria ans pressed in very small quantities by Astor records in Clayton, Victoria. Late 70s Australian lo-fi, post punk/garage.
Ron Rude was one of the first Australian indie musicians to self record and release their own material, which he did with the release of his first album 'The Borders of Disgrace' in 1979 and is considered to be a pioneer of DIY recording. Rude was also part of the post punk "little band scene" that flourished in Melbourne in the late 1970s - 1980s, and is probably best known (to the general public) for staging a hunger strike in the window of local record shop Missing Link and the demand that local radio station 3XY play his records, threatening to drown himself in a bucket of water if they did not.

TRACKS
A1) Films Of Ecstasy
A2) Truly Julie
A3) Sixteen In Melbourne
A4) June Classical Guitar
A5) Digging My Grave
A6) Orgasm On A Saturday Night
B1) Take My Life
B2) Lada's Myth
B3) Child Of Love
B4) Silver City
B5) At Least I've Got You

LP Record

Cover Condition 1-2 (light corner wear)
Disc Condition 1-2
(1: near mint, 2: very good, 3: fair, 4: pretty darn worn)

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