BOBBY AND SYNTHIA THIRTY-SIX HOURS KILLER ELECTRONIC PROTO SYNTH MEP111 LP SEALD
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Jul 28, 2017 Sold Date
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KEPT IN PLASTIC SLEEVE PRESERVING CONDITION. HIGH GLOSS NO SCUFF NOT EVEN WITH VERY BRIGHT LIGHT. PHOTOS SHOW MINT CONDITION still in shrink.

Judith Purdy

Courtesy of Judith Purdy

Judith Purdy was in the Toronto band Bobby and Synthia before moving to London. The band’s "BIG TITS" was one of the first music videos to be banned by MuchMusic.

Purdy studied art at Bealart and Fanshawe College. ”I remember buying my first copy of Mad Magazine at the local variety store and reading it until the pages fell out.

“It was as if the writers and artists in Mad had read my mind. I was amazed and reassured by the fact that I wasn’t the only person to see the world the way I did. There were other people — grownups! — who mocked cultural stereotypes, scoffed at hypocrisy and scorned convention,” Purdy writes in Graphic Underground about growing up in Point Edward.

Among her contributions as part of the London ’zine scene was the City Lights Comix series.

Off-stage, she is Lambert’s partner.


As you might guess from the name, Bobby and Synthia were a duo and the music is synth based. They were from Toronto, Ontario and released this 12" EP in 1982. The song "Video Violence" was also on one of the various Flexipop compilations "None Night Of Flexipop Vol. 2". You can also find it on a couple of compilations here. 

Bobby And Synthia - Thirty-Six Hours 12" EP (Dig That Space / The Music Stopped / Queen Street // Chant # 2 / Big Tits / Video Violence) (Modular Music MMEP111, 1982)  WELCOME TO VINTAGE 1 CLOTHING AND COLLECTIBLES. PLEASE VIEW OTHERS LISTED KISS COLLECTIBLES JUST BEGINNING TO LIST. TO SAVE ON COMBINED SHIPPING!!! !.  ORIGINAL PRESSING. NO RING WEAR COVER..

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.please check .RECORD IN PLASTIC SLEEVE TO CONSERVE PRISTINE CONDITION MINT Means possible unplayed> NM means near mint, in other words it's close to perfect no nicks, marks, wear or scratches. Might have a tiny light scuff mark on the record. Plays perfect NO effect to sound quality. EX means that it is in excellent condition. There may be slight wear on the cover, but no seam splits, and not a lot of wear, it still looks great. For the record it means that it may have a few light marks, but nothing feelable, or that would light marks on the record. VG++ means that the cover may have a small seam split, or a lot of wear, but still look good. For the record it means that there may be several light marks on the record, or a couple of feelable marks that could effect the play but would not ruin the record. This could mean a short scratch or 2 on one or 2 songs

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