4 Rare 80s Albums [Part 21] Post Punk Bands

Here's my pick of some post punk records for collectors of rare 80s albums. Judy Nylon & Crucial - Pal Judy [1982] A1 Information Rain A2 Dateline Miami A3 Live in a Lift A4 Jailhouse Rock A5 Trial by Fire B1 Sleepless Nights B2 Others B3 The Dice B4 Room Without a View Judy Nylon & Crucial: Judy Nylon (vocals), George Oban (bass), Sean Oliver (bass), Chris Joyce (drums), Dan Sheals (drums), Coco Charnel (guitar), Kendall Ernest (guitar), Nick Plytas (keyboards) Jyl - Jyl [1984] A1 Mechanic Ballerina (3:27) A2 Universe (3:55) A3 Computer Love (3:55) A4 Positions (3:55) A5 Dance and Death (3:40) B1 The Computer Generation (4:09) B2 Animation (4:10) B3 Silicon Valley (4:06) B4 Electric Lady (3:15) B5 I'm a Machine (4:06) All songs written and arranged by Ingo Werner Produced by Ingo Werner and Klaus Schulze Lyrics by Jyl Porch except "Animation" by Jyl Porch and Angela Werner and "I'm a Machine" by Angela Wern Virgin Prunes - The Moon Looked Down And Laughed [1985] A1 Heaven A2 Love Lasts Forever A3 I am God A4 Sons Find Devils A5 Alone B1 The Moon Looked Down and Laughed B2 Uncle Arthur's Lonely World B3 "Don't Look Back" B4 Betrayal B5 Deadly Sins Virgin Prunes: Gavin Friday (vocals), Guggi (vocals, 1977-84), Dik (guitar, 1977-84), Haa-Lacka Bintti (keyboards, percussion, 1981), Mary D'Nellon (percussion, 1981-84, guitar, 1984-86), Strongman (bass), Pod (drums, 1977-80, 1984-86), Dave-id Busarus (vocals) Wipers - Youth of America [1981] A1 Taking Too Long 3:05 A2 Can This Be 2:55 A3 Pushing the Extreme 3:15 A4 When It's Over 6:30 B1 No Fair 4:25 B2 Youth of America 10:30 Wipers: Greg Sage (guitar, vocals, bass), Sam Henry (drums, 1977-81), Dave Koupal (bass, 1977-81), Brad Davidson (bass, 1981-87), Brad Naish (drums, 1981-85), Steve Plouf (drums, 1985-present)

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Lanfear (2008-10-16)

Looks interesting, thx!!

th-mach (2009-04-26)

I never heard of the Wipers before I downloaded this -- now I think Youth of America is one of the most incredible albums I've ever heard. Thx to 80zforever!
If you have more of this kind of thing by similar US underground/punk bands, I'd love to hear it.

smurphyzeke (2011-03-04)

Thanks