X-RAY SPEX Germfree Adolescents.1200 only Yellow with Blue-Green splatter. NEW

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The One and Only LP Release from X-Ray Spex and Its Irrepressible Frontwoman Poly Styrene, Germfree Adolescents Is One of the Key Albums of the Early (1978) British Punk Movement
Deemed by Everybody from Greil Marcus to Robert Christgau to Spin to Mojo as One of the Greatest Punk Albums Ever Made
Real Gone’s Vinyl Reissue Reproduced the Inner Lyric Sheet Offering Poly’s Trenchant Observations about the Plastic, Corporate Nature of Modern Society.

Real Gone Music is proud to present Germfree Adolescents, one of the signature albums of the early (1978) British punk movement, in the format (vinyl!) it belongs and in a colour mix (yellow with blue-green splatter!) it demands. The one and only LP release from X Ray Spex and its irrepressible frontwoman Poly Styrene has been deemed by everybody from Greil Marcus to Robert Christgau to Spin to Mojo as one of the greatest punk albums ever made, and for this reissue, we’ve done it right; Besides the coloured vinyl, we’ve reproduced the inner lyric sheet, where you can read Poly’s brilliant observations about the plastic, corporate nature of modern society. All of which she sings in a passionate yowl all of her own (with Lora Logic among others backing on saxophone); this is not only one of the most penetratingly observant punk records, it’s also one of the most passionate, and, surprisingly enough, catchy.
 

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