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The Boys

The Males were perhaps punk’s saddest casualty. They could — certainly, should — have already been tremendous. Certainly these were among the finest live functions around, but nonetheless these were to languish in comparative obscurity, with actually their Continental achievement seemingly operating against them. A whole lot worse, when their …

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Robert Hazard

Robert Threat didn’t even sing on his biggest strike. In 1982, Cyndi Lauper protected Hazard’s “Young ladies Just Want Fun,” a monitor that he originally composed and documented on a 1979 demonstration. Hazard’s edition was hardly ever released. Hazard’s follow-up, the 1981 brand-new wave traditional “Escalator of Lifestyle,” became a …

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Peter Godwin

Peter Godwin (vocals) seemingly appeared away from nowhere when he released the one “Pictures of Heaven” in 1982. Nevertheless, by that point he had recently been documenting music for over fifty percent ten years. He started as an associate of an organization known as Metro, who documented its self-titled debut …

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Duncan Browne

As a youngster, Duncan Browne designed to follow his dad, an Air Commodore (British exact carbon copy of a one-star Air Force general), in to the Royal Air Force, but his illness even while a youth precluded this as a chance. Instead, he thought we would pursue his passions as …

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