THE MICE 1985 - FOR ALMOST EVER - Mint Condition SUPER RARE CLE POWER POP
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SUPER RARE CLEVELAND POWER POP PUNK: THE MICE - FOR ALMOST EVER - 1985 - MINT CONDITION!
As-new 12" vinyl E.P. by THE MICE titled FOR ALMOST EVER. 1985 Herb Jackson Records ?– HJR-4707.
This was a second copy in my collection that was likely played only once, and was always double wrapped in a sleeve.
SONGS: Downtown; Felicia; Rescue You Too; Not Proud Of The USA; Pharooah; Down In The Catacombs.
The Mice were a young Cleveland-based power-pop trio active in the mid-80s.
This 6-song EP was made on the Herb Jackson Record label called "For Almost Ever", recorded in 1985, containing the song "Not Proud of the USA", which would receive considerable airplay on freeform station WFMU during the Bush presidential administration.
The Mice played numerous Cleveland venues, performing a mix of their own songs as well as covers from The Who, The Beatles, The Ramones, and others. After touring the Midwest, they broke up when lead singer/songwriter/guitarist Bill Fox left the band, leaving behind the half-finished Canterbury Bells LP (which never saw a release) and canceling plans for a European tour.
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