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Unlike The Go-Go's, The Bangles earliest phase got put on tape. The Bangles association with the other bands of L.A.'s so-called Paisley Underground (named for it's open fetishization of sixties-ness in defiance of punk's "never trust a hippy" doctrine) is fully justified by the swirling vocals and ringing guitars on these early tracks. This boot compiles up their first indie single from 1981 on Downkiddie Records, their debut e.p. from 1982 on Faulty Products and a few stray, uncollected B-Sides from later on.
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Thanks for posting this. I have enjoyed the Bangles music for a long time. This is the first time I have seen this. Great stuff!!!
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ReplyDeleteMuch as I love the Bangles, I still think that the definitive version of "How Is The Air Up There?" was done by New Zealand band the La De Das in 1966
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff. Looking forward to listening.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post! It's great to get The Bangs single. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethanks for posting - The Bangles always had a spark missing from so many 80s bands.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever come across Debbi Peterson's post-Bangles release (the self-titled Kindred Spirit from 1995) with the excellent Siobhan Maher from 'River City People' please post.
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I had a major crush on Michale Steele back in the day
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Great blog. Haven't heard this in a long time.
great post - thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey thanks to the wave of comments, Bangles fans rule!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for this for a while. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAs always- I love the selections on this blog- easily one of my favorite sites on the internet.
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They were great even that early on, thanks for posting it!
ReplyDeleteI love The Bangles! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAlways love those gurls. First LP was one of mys fave Dover beach always do me such thrills ... Thanks
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Thankyou so much for this. I've loved the Bangles forever and have recently got back into listening to them so this brings back many happy memories.
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ReplyDeleteEstuve buscando el multitrack stems de bangles, y de casualidad encontre este rarities, bajado, gracias.
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