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"Though not released until 1983 the Avengers' self-titled record (aka The Pink Album) features the band's recorded output from 1977-78, from the glorious first wave of punk rock. The Avengers were San Francisco's preeminent punk band, led by Penelope Houston's snarling vocals and Greg Igranham's distorted guitar riffs, and one of the first anywhere to feature a female lead singer. One of punk rock's most important original documents. Classic." "The Avengers were San Francisco's best punk band, in moments the best in the republic: fabulous songs, a snarling, confrontational presence, a primitive sound that could go anywhere." --Greil Marcus. 180 gram vinyl version; double CD released on Water.
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"Though not released until 1983 the Avengers' self-titled record (aka The Pink Album) features the band's recorded output from 1977-78, from the glorious first wave of punk rock. The Avengers were San Francisco's preeminent punk band, led by Penelope Houston's snarling vocals and Greg Igranham's distorted guitar riffs, and one of the first anywhere to feature a female lead singer. One of punk rock's most important original documents. Classic." "The Avengers were San Francisco's best punk band, in moments the best in the republic: fabulous songs, a snarling, confrontational presence, a primitive sound that could go anywhere." --Greil Marcus.
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$18.00
NOT IN STOCK, SPECIAL ORDER
"In the two short years of their existence, The Avengers appeared with the Sex Pistols at Winterland (that group's legendary last show), recorded with Pistols guitarist Steve Jones and headlined dates with the Go-Go's, X and the Dead Kennedys. Now we present a previously unreleased concert from those legendary times, along with some previously unreleased Steve Jones produced out-takes and alternative versions from the band's debut (and only) studio album. Fat booklet of rare and provocative photos including new detailed liner notes by music critic Greil Marcus."
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$15.00
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"This full-length LP, recorded live at the Old Waldorf in San Francisco on June 13, 1979, is one of the last surviving recordings of one of the greatest punk bands to ever walk the earth. Just ten days after this amazing performance, which along with impassioned versions of some of the band's more notorious songs: 'The American In Me' and 'Corpus Christi', also includes three songs that have never been officially released 'Misery' (AKA 'Finger On The Trigger'), 'Zero Hour' and 'Time To Die', the Avengers were no more. Leaving 20 years of dust to collect on these tapes before they were finally discovered by our treasure hunters here at Get Back. Finally available for the first time ever with new liner notes by Avengers front woman and punk legend Penelope Houston."
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