MYSTERY OF SIXES BLACK BANNED I DON'T KNOW YOU 7 INCH EP OZ PUNK KBD 45
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SONGS ARE ==I DON'T KNOW YOU /SKULL IN MY CAVE / BLACK BANNED / SOMETHING MECHANICAL,, ,, VINYL HAS SOME VERY LIGHT SCUFFS,HOWEVER DONT SEEM TO EFFECT PLAY, PLAYS EXCELLENT, COVER HAS LIGHT WEAR, CORNER BUMPS BUT IS INTACT AND EXCELLENT CONSIDERING THE STYLE OF THE DESIGN,JUST A LITTLE CREASING RECORD LABEL HAS EXTREMELY TINY NAME WRITTEN SMALL IN PEN ( SEE PHOTO ), ,VINYL HAS VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF LOSS OF GLOSS ,THIS WAS A PRIVATELY RUN PRESS,EXTREMELY LOW NUMBERS OF THIS RECORD PROBABLY EXIST,SAY 50 TO 200 ,),,I THINK THAT GIVES YOU A GOOD INDICATION JUST HOW RARE THIS BRISBANE BANDS RELEASE IS,ALSO,I HAVE SEEN THIS GROUPS NAME ON MANY A PUNK COLLECTORS ONLINE WANT LIST, AND IM NOT SURPRISED,THE SONGS ARE AMAZING!,,,,HERES A QUOTE FROM Wikipedia...
The Mystery of Sixes self titled song Mystery of Sixes received substantial airplay on 4ZZZ. Jello Biafra, (Dead Kennedys) reviewed their EP's songs as such, "this Brisbane band is a little more on the post-punk side. They definitely live in their own world, especially when the Arabic , style vocals on the title song are taken into account. The lyrics have Satanic overtones." Reminiscent of Black Flag, they pumped out their tough music with dark but forceful insight to their hardcore audience. Bez Jobson, their vocalist, diversified their sound by adding percussion to some of their songs. The Mystery of Sixes supported the Dead Kennedys in Brisbane in 1983; however they broke up in 1984.= ==SONGS ARE ========I DON'T KNOW YOU /SKULL IN MY CAVE / BLACK BANNED / SOMETHING MECHANICAL
all items mailed in professional record crucifix record mailer with padding...........with record out of cover to protect from seam splits ====== see my feedback
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