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Moskitokatalog-39-Punk-Oi.Pdf A GRO-SP 01 33 rpm THE CAROLOREGIANS Super Bikini 3:19 PUM Nicolas Leonard / Moskito Music PUM PPRODUCTIONS UM PPRODUCTIONS UM GRO-SP 09 A A GRO-SP 07 45 rpm 33 rpm ‘The Italian Job’ Mr. T-BONE meets the CAROLOREGIANS PAT KELLY with the MOON INVADERS 1. Quando Quando 1. Your Love ( Pat Kelly) 2. Quando Vedrai La 2. Your Dub ( Pat Kelly) Mia Ragazza Cherry Bomb / Generation Nowhere 15,95 (KO) LP+CD 2nd album by LPs: Punk & Oi! powerful german westcoast style punk band Abwärts / Europa Safe 13,95 (Cargo) new album by german punk Clash / On Broadway Outtakes 12,95 (SKR) 14 demos & outtakes, incl. veterans; 13 tracks, incl. download code some rare stuff Adicts / Live Goes On 15,95 (PLY) 2009 album by long running punk Cliches / Monkey See, Monkey Do 11,95 (Randale) reissue of 2009 album veterans; still in the original line-up! by swedish oi!punks Adicts / Sound Of Music 14,95 (Taang) re-issue of 1982 punk classic on Cliches / Street Rock For The Working Class 12,95 (Randale) '11 hard- coloured vinyl hitting bootboy anthems' by swedish oldschool oi! punks; gatefold sleeve Agent Orange / Living In Darkness 12,95 (Gift Of Life) re-issue of 1981 Cock Sparrer / Back Come 21,95 (Pirates Press) 2-LP; 2003 live + studio ADICTS ‘Sound Of Music‘ orange county skate punk classic recordings, soundtrack of the 'What You See Is What You Get' DVD, limited edition on 2 x 180g colored vinyl Agrotoxico / XX (20 Years) 13,95 (Dirty Faces) new album by 20 year running brazilian punk band; cardboard gatefold + inner sleeve Cock Sparrer / Back In S.F. 2009 22,95 (Pirates Press) 2-LP+DVD unreleased live album and professionally recorded DVD from legendary oi! Allin, GG & The Murder Junkies / Terror In America 16,95 (Alive) live Band, limited 2x180g colored vinyl with poster 1993; after listening to this, you'll understand why the 'Terror In America' tour was the most violent tour in the history of rock'n'roll Cock Sparrer / Guilty As Charged 13,95 (Pirates Press) reissue of 1994 album, remixed + remastered, limited edition on 180g colored vinyl Ambrose Slade / Beginnings 18,95 (Morgan Blue Town) limited reissue of the first Slade album from 1969 Cock Sparrer / Runnin' Riot Across The USA 21,95 (Pirates Press) 2-LP recorded live during their first U.S. tour in 2000, limited edition on 2 x 180g Anti-Nowhere League / Road To Rampton 19,95 (Randale) 2-LP; vinyl colored vinyl version of their 2007 album with 2 bonus tracks Cock Sparrer / Runnin' Riot In '84 + Live And Loud 21,95 (Pirates Press) 2- Antipati + Last Rough Cause / Split 10,95 (Randale) limited 10” split mini LP; their 2nd studio album combined with their 1st live album recorded shortly BLITZ ‘Time Bomb‘ album, 3 tracks by each band afterwards, limited edition on 2 x 180g colored vinyl Argy Bargy / Dreams, Hopes, Lies & Schemes 11,95 (Randale) great new Cock Sparrer / True Grit Outtakes 14,95 (Pirates Press) all of the tracks, 14 track album in gatefold sleeve by uk oi! band they recorded for their debut on Decca, remixed + remastered, limited Arrested Denial / Our Best Record So Far 10,95 (Mad Butcher) LP+mp3; edition on 180g colored vinyl 2nd album by german band, 13 energy-filled songs, ranging from Cock Sparrer / Two Monkeys 13,95 (Pirates Press) reissue of their 5th full melancholic street punk hymns to uptempo melodic punkrock length studio album from 1997, limited edition on 180g colored vinyl Artless / Artless 13,95 (Teenage Rebel) LP+mp3; first ever full length Cockney Rejects / East End Babylon 12,95 (Randale) the rejects are back album by german early 80s punk band who reunited last year rd with a new 10 track album which makes you feel like being back in 1980 Baboon Show / People's Republic 15,95 (Kidnap Music) LP+mp3, 3 Cockney Rejects / Unforgiven 11,95 (Randale) the latest studio album by album by Swedish garage/pop/punk band UK oi! punk heroes, finally avail. on vinyl. incl. lyric sheet Bad Brains / Live At CBGB 1982 15,95 (CBGB) limited edition coloured Control / Ballad Of A Working Man 12,95 (Randale) 3rd album by UK BUSINESS ‘Saturday Heroes‘ vinyl; contains audio tracks from the DVD release skinhead oi! band; 15 tracks Bad Brains / Rock For Light 13,95 (Metrotube) vinyl reissue of their great Control / Punk Rock Ruined My Life 11,95 (Contra) 15 brand new powerful 2nd album; incl. lyric sheet streetpunk anthems Bad Co. Project / Mission Mohawk 15,95 (Knock Out) 13 new melodic Cotzraiz / Fehlpressung 12,95 (Sunny Bastards) 3rd album by german punk punk'n'roll tracks by ex Oxymoron rock band; LP is lim. to 500 cps in green vinyl Bad Religion / True North 23,95 (Epitaph) 180g LP + CD, new album by Cotzraiz / Fehlpressung 13,95 (Sunny Bastards) 3rd album by german punk U.S. punk pioneers, stripped down & sonically charged band; vinyl is lim. to 500 copies Bakers Dozen / The Wolves Within The Walls 11,95 (Randale) 12 track Crisis / Surrey University 13,95 (Hardcore) 12 tracks recorded live 1980; album by UK oi!punk heroes Frustration, Kanada Kommando, Holocaust etc. Battalion Of Saints / Second Coming 16,95 (Taang) early 80s California Cute Lepers / Adventure Time 13,50 (Damaged Goods) great 3rd album by punk; reissue, 500 copies on coloured vinyl Seattle based pop punk heroes DEATH OR GLORY Birds Of Prey / Birds Of Prey 12,95 (Randale) Jenny Woo with backing Cute Lepers / Smart Accessoires 13,50 (Damaged Goods) great 2nd album ‘Can‘t Stop Me‘ band; great 70s style mod punk sound by Seattle powerpop/punk/mod revival band Bite / In My Town 11,95 (Daily) debut album by barcelonian band; LP D.Y.S. / Brotherhood 16,95 (Taang) american hardcore classic; reissue, features 12 tracks, an explosive cocktail of punk´77, mod revival and 500 copies on coloured vinyl powerpop Daltonz / Suedehead Rock 17,95 (UVPRV) UK style street punk / Oi!; LP Blaggers / On Yer Toez 9,95 (KO) anarchist punk/oi!; reissue of their 1989 with extra CD debut album with 3 bonus tracks Death Or Glory / Can't Stop Me 11,95 (Skuds) LP+CD; great 77 Clash / Blitz / Time Bomb 13,95 (Radiation) 23 tracks, all their No Future Gang Of 4 style punk rock with reggae & dub influences by french trio singles and rare demo tracks; essential Decibelios / Oi! 17,95 (Munster) the title says it all. one of the pillars of the Blitzkid / Apparitional 14,95 (IUTFPLY) long running U.S. horror punk / spanish oi! music scene, originally released in 1985 gothic rock band with their latest album Detectors / Deny 14,95 (True Rebel) LP+MP3 2nd album by german punk Bloodlights / Stand Or Die 15,95 (PLY) 3rd album by Captain Poon of band; lim. vinyl & poster & download code DROPKICK MURPHYS Gluecifer fame and his band Detonators / My World 15,95 (Destiny) debut album by Serbian folk punk ‘Signed And Sealed In Blood‘ Bombardiers / Saraba Nakama 17,95 (UVPRV) new album by french band Clash-style streetpunk band; gatefold sleeve + CD Die Punkroiber / Prepare To Revolt 12,95 (Contra) new album by long- Bonecrusher / Blvd Of Broken Bones 20,95 (Longshot) LP+CD, U.S. running german punk band version, red vinyl, gatefold sleeve; 13 new tracks by reunited west coast oi! punk band Die Skeptiker / Aufsteh'n 15,95 (Destiny) comeback album by legendary east german punk band Booze & Glory / Always On The Wrong Side – picture disc 13,95 (84 Records) debut album by fast rising London Oi! 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The Upper Class 12,95 (True Rebel) 2nd album by Hamburg Broilers / Santa Muerte Live Tapes 25,95 (PLY) limited edition 3-LP set, 31 streetpunk band; finally on vinyl tracks recorded live in Leipzig, Bremen & Dortmund Eisenpimmel / Bau keinen Scheiss mit Bier 19,95 (Kaputte Jugend) 'Ein Business / Saturdays Heroes 12,95 (Daily) re-issue of their 2nd album Tribut zu Eisenpimmel (von sich selbst)' – lim.
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