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Trouser Press ARTIST TITLE SECTION ISSUE V; America Underground 88 Valves Green Circles 24 Frankie Valli Green Circles 17 Vampire Bats of Lewisham Green Circles 76 Vancouver scene America Underground 87 Vanda/Young letters 19 See also Australian rock, Easybeats Van der Graaf (Generator) article, discography 21 Godbluff 13 Quiet Zone in the Pleasure Dome 24 Vital 33 Van Duren Are You Serious? 28 Van Dykes No Man Is an Island 79 Vanessa Across the Channel 20 Vangelis China Outer Limits 42 Beaubourg Hit and Run 34 See also Jon and Vangelis Van Halen incl 63 live 83 II Hit and Run 40 Women and Children First Hit and Run 52 Fair Warning Hit and Run 65 Diver Down 76 1984 Hit and Run 96 Cherry Vanilla incl 43 Venus d’Vinyl 42 America Underground 46 Vapors article 60 incl 59 New Clear Days 54 Magnets 64 Green Circles 52, 62 VARIOUS ARTIST ALBUMS A Bunch of Stiff Records (Stiff) 20 Ace Story Vols. 1 & 2 (Chiswick) Hit and Run 38 A Compilation (tmi) 85 Aces International (Greensleeves) 88 A Christmas Record (ZE) 72 Acid Visions (Voxx) 91 A Fresh Selection (Fresh) 75 Africa Dances (Authentic) 80 The Akron Compilation (Stiff) 32 Alive! Rock City (Gammon) 65 American Youth Report (Invasion) 81 The Apprentice’s Dance (Sounds Interesting) 67 A Random Sampler (Random Radar) 26 Artifacts Volume 1 (Artifacts) America Underground 39 A Splash of Colour (WEA) 73 Attack of the Killer B’s (Warner Hit and Run 90 Bros.) Avon Calling (Heartbeat) 48 A Wicked Good Time (Modern Method) 67 A Wicked Good Time Vol. 2 (Modern Method) 73 Bandits at Ten O’Clock (101/Polydor) 58 Bat Cave (London) 91 Battle of the Garages (Voxx) 71 The Beat Merchants (UA) 20 Beat of the Beach (Arista) 75 Best of Baltimore’s Buried (Balto-Weird) 55 Best of British Rockabilly Vol. 1 (Sonet) 42 Best of Ralph (Ralph) 83 Best of Sun Rockabilly (Charly) 32 Best of Your Secret’s Safe With Us (Statik) 87 Beyond the Groove (Polydor) 60 Bezerk Times (Beserkley) 33 Big Apple Rotten to the Core (SIN) 85 Big Hits of Mid-America Vol. 3 (Twin\Tone) 42 Bionic Gold (Big Sound) 22 Birth of the Y (Y) 83 Boston Incest Album (Sounds Interesting) 60 Bowling Balls From Hell (Clone) 51 Bowling Balls 2 (Clone) 65 Britannia Waives the Rules (Secret) 81 Bullshit Detector 2 (Crass) 83 Burning Ambitions (Cherry Red) 85 Business Unusual (Cherry Red) 39 Busted at Oz (Autumn) 71 Cajun Cruisin’ Vols. 1, 2 (Sonet) Hit and Run 54 California USA (Columbia) 71 Capitol Rockabilly Originals (Capitol) 32 Catch This Beat: The Rock Steady Years (Island) 56 California Jam II (Columbia) Hit and Run 32 Cash Cows (Virgin) 59 CBS Rockabilly Classics (CBS) 32 C81 (Rough Tapes) 67 Chess Rockabillies (Chess) 32 Cincinnati Rock’n’Roll (Lee) 47 Circus Royale (Rhino) Hit and Run 45 City Lights (Jupiter) Hit and Run 45 Class of ’81 (Upper Class) 63 Club Ska ’67 (Mango) 56 Concerts for the People of Kampuchea (Atlantic) 63 Connected (Limp) 89 Creation Rockers Vol. 1, 4 (Trojan) 56 Crucial Reggae (Mango) 88 Cruisin’ Ann Arbor (AAMP) 89 Dance Craze (Chrysalis) 63 Declaration of Independents (Ambition) 55 Detroit on a Platter (AutoMotive) 72 Deutschland Deutschland Hit and Run 80 (Cachalot) Devotees (Bomp) Hit and Run 48 Dirt Compilation Vol. 1 (Dirt) 83 DIY Album (DIY) 75 E(gg)lectic 1 (Fried Egg) 65 Electric Sugar Cube Flashbacks 1&2 (AIP) 91 Endless Beach (Epic) Hit and Run 76 English as a Second Language America Underground 94 (Freeway) Europe in the Year Zero (S/Phonograph) 81 Experiments in Destiny (Bomp) 63 Farewell to the Roxy (Lightning) 32 Fast Product (PVC) 51 First Edition (Editions EG) 79 Four From the Underground America Underground 52 (Subterranean) 499 2139 (Rocket) 48 415 Music (415) 55 Four Rock and Roll Legends (Harvest) 32 Frank Johnson’s Favorites (Ralph) 67 From the City That Brought You America Underground 56 Absolutely Nothing (Out of Print) Fruit of the Original Sin (Crepuscule) 71 The Future Looks Bright (Posh Boy) 67 Gems (Gems) 71 Hardcore Takes Over (Dirt) 89 Heat From the Street (Charisma) 65 Hell Comes to Your House (Bemisbrain) 72 Heroes and Cowards (Stiff) 33 Hicks From the Sticks (Rockburgh) 56 History of Bell UK (Arista) 18 History of Latino Rock (Zyanya) 96 History of Surf Music (Rhino) 80 History of the Mersey Era Volume 1 (EMI) 18 Hits Greatest Stiffs (Stiff) 24 History of the Mersey Era Volume One (EMI) 18 Hit Toons for Hip Teens (El Mocambo) 73 Homegrown Album Vol. 2 (Basement) 58 Homegrown Album Vol. 3 (Basement) 67 Honkers and Screamers (Savoy) Hit and Run 47 Honky Tonk Demos (Oval) Hit and Run 45 Hope & Anchor Front Row Festival 29 (Warner Bros.) Hot Ribs (Rib) 55 Hours (Plurex) 79 Hudson Rock (MCE) 81 Imperial Rockabillies (UA) 32 Indipop Compilasian (Virgin) 80 Intensified! Original Ska ’62 - ’66 (Mango) 56 IRS Greatest Hits Vols. 2/3 (IRS) 63 Just Another Pop Album (Titan) 55 The King Kong Compilation 65 (Mango) Keats Rides a Harley (Happy Squid) 71 Kings of Rockabilly Vols. 1 & 2 (Ace) 57 Labels Unlimited (Cherry Red) 51 LA In (Rhino) 51 LA Rockabilly (Rhino) 87 Land That Time Forgot (Open) 81 Last Compilation (Stiff) 54 The Last Pogo (Bomb) 42 Laughing at the Ground (Propeller) America Underground 84 The Legendary Sun Performers (Charly) 32 Let’s Stomp! (Edsel) 83 Life in the European Theatre (WEA) 73 Life in the European Theater (Elektra) 81 A Little Light Relief (Polydor) 85 Live at CBGB (Atlantic) America Underground 18 Live at Le Disque (Jump) 75 Live at the 101 (101 International) 89 Live at the Rat (Rat) America Underground 20 Live at Raul’s (Raul’s) 57 Live at the Vortex (Vortex) 28 Living Room (Big Bubble) 89 Local Heroes (WRVU) America Underground 96 Long Shots, Dead Certs and Odds Hit and Run 30 on Favorites (Chiswick) Loose Ends (Union Pacific) 11 Los Angelinos (Zyanya) 96 Lost Soul (Epic) Hit and Run 75 Machines (Virgin) 59 Made in Britain (Polydor) 57 Made in Pittsburgh Vols. 2, 3 (Bogus) 63 Maiden Australia (A&M) 92 Mandatory Music (Tremor) 77 The Master Tape (Affirmation) 83 Max’s Kansas City 1976 (Ram) America Underground 18 Medium Rare (Polydor) 23 Meet the New (Punk) Wave (EMI-Bovema) 33 Mercury Rockabillies (Phillips) 32 Mersey Survivors (Raw) Hit and Run 41 Methods of Dance (Virgin) 71 Miniatures (Pipe) 59 Mods Mayday ’79 (Bridgehouse) 44 Mondo Montage (Dolphin) 85 Monsters of Rock (Polydor) 59 Moonlight Tapes (Danceville) 57 More Intensified! Original Ska ’63 - ’67 (Mango) 56 Move Groove and Nightclubbing (Polydor) 83 Music From the 21st Century (GNP) 71 Music and Rhythm (PVC) 79 My Generation (EMI) 18 New Music From Antarctica (Antarctica) 89 New Wave (Vertigo) 22 New Wave Hits for the ’80s (Max’s Kansas City) 65 New York Thrash (ROIR) America Underground 79 N.O. Experience Necessary (Oblique) 55 No New York (Antilles) 36 No Nukes (Asylum) Hit and Run 48 No One With a Bullet (Endurance) 73 No Pedestrians (Chameleon) 67 Northern Lights Playhouse (no label) 79 Not So Quiet on the Western Front 83 (Alternative Tentacles) Nova Vega (Warm) Hit and Run 38 No Wave (A&M) 37 Nuggets (Elektra) 18 Oh No It’s More From Raw (Raw) Hit and Run 33 Oi! the Album (EMI) 59 Okeh R&B, Okeh Soul (Epic) Hit and Run 73 Permanent Wave (Epic) Hit and Run 47 Perspectives and Distortion (Cherry Red) 69 Pillows and Prayers (Cherry Red) 85 Playboy Street Rock (Nightflight) 75 Pleasantly Surprised (Klark) 85 Presages (4AD) Green Circles 58 Propaganda (A&M) Hit and Run 44 Propeller (Propeller) 72 Psychedelic Unknowns Vol. 1 America Underground 39 (Calico) Punk and Disorderly (Posh Boy) 77 Punk and Disorderly: Further 81 Charges (Sounds Interesting) Raiders of the Lost Dub (Mango) 77 Rainy Day (Llama) America Underground 94 Rare Rockabilly Vol. 2 (MCA) 32 Rare Rockabilly Vol. 4 (MCA) 47 Rare Stuff (Harvest) 42 Rare Tracks (Polydor) 15 RAR’s Greatest Hits (RA Records) 57 Rat Music for Rat People (Go!) 83 Recommended Records Sampler (Recommended) 79 The Recorder Vol. 2 (Bristol Recorder) 65 Recorder Vol. 3 (Bristol Recorder) 69 Red Snerts (Gulcher) 67 Red Spot (Subterranean) 77 Rising Stars of San Francisco (War Bride) 63 Rodney on the ROQ (Posh Boy) 60 Rodney on the ROQ Volume 2 (Posh Boy) 72 Rokk i Reykjavik (Hugrenningur) 79 Room to Move (Energy) Green Circles 57 Roots of Rock’n’Roll: The Shouters Hit and Run 50 (Savoy) Saturday Night Pogo (Rhino) 33 Savoy Sound Wave Goodbye 72 (G.O.) Seattle Syndrome (Engram) 71 Seattle Syndrome 2 (Engram) 87 Secret Life of Punks (Secret) 83 The Secret Policeman’s Ball: The Music (Island) 57 The Secret Policeman’s Other Ball (Island) 73 Segments (Sirius) America Underground 79 Seize the Beat (ZE/Island 67 Sent From Coventry (Koventry) 56 Sex Sweat and Blood (Beggars Banquet) 81 Shake to Date (Shake/Albion) 71 Sharp Cuts (Planet) 52 Silly Not To/Terpsichore (EMI) 69 Singles (ROIR) 83 Slipstream (Beggars Banquet) 71 Smithsonian Collection of Classic 67 Country Music (Smithsonian) Solidarnosc Rock for Poland (Erect) 81 Some Bizzare Album (Some Bizzare) 63 The Songs Lennon and McCartney 42 Gave Away (EMI) Sound d’Afrique (Mango) 73 Sound d’Afrique II (Mango) 80 Sound of Kinshasa (Original) 95 Sound of the Gulf Coast (Ace) 57 Sounds of Asbury Park (Thunder Road) 57 South Specific (Brain Booster) 58 Southend Rock (Sonet) 49 Stars of the Streets (Egg) Outer Limits 52 Stars of the Street Encore America Underground 75 (Cachalot) Start Swimming (Stiff America) 65 Stiffs Live (Stiff) Hit and Run 29 Street to Street Volume 2 (Open Eye) 69 Streets (Beggars Banquet) 26 Submarine Tracks and Fool’s Gold (Chiswick) 23 SubPop (Sub Pop) America Underground 74, 80 Sunsplash ’81 (Elektra) 80 Sun—The Roots of Rock (Charly) 32 Surf City Underground (Bluebeat) 55 Survival (Survival) 87 The Tango
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