Ron Rude Rare OZ Post Punk LP Borders of disgrace VG+ ’79 LO-Fi DIY KBD RUD001
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Ron Rude Rare OZ Post Punk LP Borders of disgrace VG+ ’79 LO-Fi DIY KBD RUD001
Ron Rude
The borders of disgraceMega Rare OZ LP released in 1979 on Private pressing, Unforgettable Records. Cat: RUD001. Comes with lyric insert which has a few light age spots and is in Excellent condition. Have uploaded a few tracks via Youtube to listen to.
Recorded on a Teac 4 track in Belgrave, Victoria and 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: Films of ecstasy/ Truly Julie/ Sixteen in Melbourne/ Digging my grave/ Orgasm on a Saturday night/ Take my life/ Leda’s myth/ Child of love/ Silver city/ At least I’ve got you.Labels are nice and clean with only a few light spindle marks. Record has some light scuff marks that cause some light crackles and a few light pops and is in VG++ condition. Cover has light ring wear, very minor scuffing on corners and a few tiny surface tears on bottom right corner and around edges and is in Excellent condition.
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