Records Archive - Page 42 of 45

What D’ya Mean

DAMGOOD052

3 track 7″ which features Frankie Stubbs from Leatherface on vox/Guitar, 2 exclusive to this single.

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Radio Hits

DAMGOOD051

12 track compilation of the first four releases from Helen Love, sleeve notes by Joey Ramone…YES!

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Brighton band, Blubber’s second single following some great press in the NME and Melody Maker and the recent John Peel Session and live broadcast on Radio 1 as part of the ‘Brighton Rocks’ Festival too. We did a lot of work on this one and it sold about 10 copies!

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Message To The World

DAMGOOD049

THIS WAS THE ORIGINAL CD RE-ISSUE OF THE LEGENDARY GORILLAS ALBUM FROM 1978 See DAMGOOD414 for the new version on LP & Digipack CD

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Laying The Lodger

DAMGOOD048

Sarah records band ‘Action Painting’ did a 7″ for Dg after appearing on the debut Fierce Panda double single ‘Shagging In The Streets’ alongside S*M*A*S*H, These Animal Men amongst others. One of them was in Shampoo and appeared on Top Of The Pops with ‘Trouble’ It was limited to 1000 white vinyl 7″ and it’s […]

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Radio Friendly

DAMGOOD047

Cuckooland’s second single on a limited brownish vinyl and a never released Cd single too. Their first single ‘Winter’ got single of the week on the Steve Lamacq show on BBC Radio 1 This also got picked up by Jonathan King and featured on his ‘Tip Sheet’ CD

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She’s A Stereotype

DAMGOOD044

Probably the most obnoxious bunch of fuckers I’ve ever released a record by…. They came from the same welsh town as the Manic Street Preachers, Blackwood in Gwent and I really liked the demo. Here’s a review from Sellotape Fanzine… “Nirvana have done it for the USA, 100,000 Bodybags should do it for the U.K. […]

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Tune In

DAMGOOD040

Debut single from Monkhouse. They were a four piece hardcore band from Belfast reminiscent of Rocket From The Crypt. We also did their debut album.

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Baby Oil Applicator

DAMGOOD039

A 5 track EP, the second single from Hopper, this was on 10″ vinyl. NME descibed the title track as “you get the punkish rumbler, the sparse style ballad and the sweet jangly love number all in one go. Smart.” It was also single of the week on Steve Lamacq’s Radio One show.

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