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Latest f50 1980 tracks
The Fall - Totally Wired
THE VINYL VILLAINFollow “mp3 : The Fall – Totally Wired This is the first time in this series that I’ve put the song…” on Jul 18th, 2021 →
The Fall - Rowche Rumble
THE VINYL VILLAINFollow “The time immediately after the second single was filled with touring as well as the recording and release of the…” on Jun 27th, 2021 →
Public Image Ltd. - Careering
Crying All The Way To The Chip ShopFollow “Originally published September 2013 If you’re a reader of David Hepworth’s excellent blog (2019 update: or read his also excellent…” on Mar 26th, 2019 →
The Fall - How I Wrote Elastic Man
27 LeggiesFollow “Ann Cole was a raucous soul singer from Newark, New Jersey who had a few medium-sized hits in the R&B…” on Jan 25th, 2018 →
The Damned - Smash It Up
THE VINYL VILLAINFollow “The Damned, thanks to New Rose on Stiff Records in October 1976, may have released the first punk rock single…” on Sep 28th, 2017 →
The Ruts - West One (Shine On Me)
THE VINYL VILLAINFollow “The Ruts debut 45 In A Rut in January 1979 brought them to the attention of both John Peel and Richard Branson,…” on Jun 12th, 2013 →
the fall - totally wired
best foot forwardFollow “Currently reading the Mark E. Smith autobiography. And a right good read it is too. Almost as entertaining as when…” on Oct 14th, 2011 →
Killing Joke - Requiem
bomarr blogFollow “killing joke – “requiem” (download) Killing Joke’s first single ever. From their debut self-titled LP, released in 1980.” on Aug 22nd, 2011 →
The Ruts - West One (Shine On Me)
ACIDTEDFollow “For something different, some indie stuff on Saturdays. To start us off, The Ruts’ classic West One from 1980. Babylon’s…” on May 28th, 2011 →
Public Image Ltd - Careering
cows are just foodFollow “ever arrive in work on a delightfully horrible sunny spring morning and realise (although really you’ve always known) with ballshrinking…” on Mar 19th, 2009 →