DO THE POP REDUX VOL 1 AUSSIE 52TK PUNK GARAGE COMP 2CD

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VARIOUS ARTISTS – Do The Pop!: Redux Part One. Shock Records DTP-RE1. Australian release. NEW 2-CD SET. Based on the 2002, 2-CD set, Do The Pop! , this is not a reissue of that compilation. This is the first volume of a planned three volume set (each to be a double CD) covering 70s/80s Australian punk & garage rock featuring loads of rarities and previously unreleased tracks along with non-album and EP tracks, many of which mark their CD debut with this release. Some of the highlights include a rare live Radio Birdman track from 77, a 1974 demo of (I'm) Stranded by the Saints going as Kid Galahad & The Eternals, and a track from Deniz Tek's pre-Birdman outfit TV Jones, and unreleased tracks by the Lipstick Killers, Hitmen, and much more. Comes with a massive 32-page informative/photo insert booklet. TRACKS, DISC 1 : Radio Birdman – Do The Pop (original version), The Saints – Wild About You, The Psycho Surgeons – Horizontal Action, Babeez – Dowanna Love, The Reals – Nothing To Say, The Geeks – I’m Looking For You, The Victims – (I’m) Flipped Out Over You, Last Words – Animal World, The Saints – This Perfect Day, Radio Birdman – New Race (live at Paddington Town Hall), Johnny Kannis – Pushin’ Too Hard, The Survivors – Undecided (77 demo), The Leftovers – Cigarettes & Alcohol, Johnny Dole & The Scabs – Living Like An Animal, The Numbers (aka The Riptides) – Sunset Strip, The Orphans – Heard It On The Radio, Rocks – You’r So Boring, X – Home Is Where The Floor Is, The Chosen Few – There’s A Lot Of It Going Around, Razar – Stamp Out Disco, The Lipstick Killers – Sockman, The Hitmen – No Clue (78 demo), The Scientists – Frantic Romantic, The Manikins – Premonition, Fiction (aka Little Murders) – Take Me I’m Yours, X – Good On Ya Baby, The Scientists – Pissed On Another Planet, The Rockets – Mean Mistress, and The Manikins – Love At Second Sight. DISC 2 : The Saints – Call It Mine, The Passengers – Girlfriend’s Boyfriend, The Visitors – Brother John, The Lipstick Killers – Shakedown USA, The Fun Things – Lipstick, The 31 st – Time Moves Fast, Me 262 – Gonna Die, Shy Imposters – She Can’t Win, Surfside 6 – Can’t You See The Sign, The Hitmen – Tell-Tale Heart, The Lipstick Killers – Mesmerizer, The Sunnyboys – The Seeker, Flaming Hands – The Stranger, The Saints – Gypsy Woman, The Dagoes – I Do It For Mama, The Lonely Hearts – Last Kiss, New Race – Haunted Road, Angie Pepper – Frozen World, New Christs – Waiting World, Slaughterhouse 5 – I Stop Tonight, and The End – Just Skin. BONUS TRACKS : TV Jones – Skimp The Pimp and Kid Galahad & The Eternals (aka The Saints) – (I’m) Stranded (74 garage tape). DESCRIPTION: Shock/Savage Beat, who produced 2002's acclaimed collection Do The Pop! The Australian Garage Rock Sound 1976- 87, return with the release of the first of a three volume series titled Do The Pop! Redux . Like the original collection - which received substantial acclaim internationally, including a full page feature review in Mojo and a rave review from David Fricke in American Rolling Stone - the new set differentiates itself from other Australian punk and post-punk collections by following the unique high energy rock'n'roll sound that spewed forth there in the late 70s and 80s, following the lead of Radio Birdman and The Saints. The new project will be spread over three double discs and is set to feature over 150 tracks, none of which appeared on the original set in 2002. Do The Pop! Redux Part One opens up with compilation inspiriters Radio Birdman and The Saints. Punk era acolytes include tracks from the Psycho Surgeons, The Survivors, The Victims, Johnny Dole & The Scabs, The Leftovers, The Numbers (aka The Riptides), Rocks, and Razar follow, as do X, perhaps the only Australian band of the original punk era whose reputation rivals that of Birdman and the Saints in some quarters. Part One then proceeds to revel in the rock'n'roll spirit that took hold in Australia at the turn of the decade, at the very time the rest of the post-punk world was proclaiming rock dead; The Scientists, The Fun Things, The Sunny... read more

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