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Randy Wolfe, better known as Randy California, was a founding member of psychedelic 60s rockers Spirit. As a teenager he played guitar in Jimi Hendrix's band, Jimmy James and the Blue Flames. Hendrix himself gave Randy the stage name to differentiate him from band mate Randy Palmer. 15-year-old California left the Blue Flames when they embarked on a European tour and his parents refused to let him go. Released in 1972, Kapt. Kopter and the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds is California's first solo record. Heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix, this album is dense and way ahead of its time.

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Mott the Hoople's follow-up album to All the Young Dudes - Mott - is a semi-autobiographical concept album about a rock band struggling for success. This album solidified the band's status as glam-rock heroes and is considered one of the best albums of their career and of the era.

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The Muffs erupted onto the California music scene in the early 90s and debuted their first, self-titled album in May 1993. The High-energy quartet features Ramones-style power-chords combined with the punk power pop of Blondie. The album includes such gems as radio hit Lucky Guy and Angry Samoans cover Stupid Jerk. Drastic Plastic presents this sweet and snarky album for the first time on vinyl!

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The Birthday Party's final full-length
studio album Junkyard, is some of the most
influential music to come out of the postpunk
renaissance of the early 1980's. The
minimal, incessant melodies laced with
anarchic noise create an incomparable
musical experience that heralded the
careers of Nick Cave, Rowland S. Howard,
Mick Harvey, and Tracy Pew.

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The Muffs erupted onto the California music scene in the early 90s and debuted their first, self-titled album in May 1993. The High-energy quartet features Ramones-style power-chords combined with the punk power pop of Blondie. The album includes such gems as radio hit Lucky Guy and Angry Samoans cover Stupid Jerk. Drastic Plastic presents this sweet and snarky album for the first time on vinyl!

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Preston 28 February 1980 was recorded live at The Warehouse in Preston, England. The set was wrought with system failures: amps failed, instruments went in and out of key, at one point Ian Curtis exclaimed, ''I think everything is falling apart!'' Somehow, despite all of this, the band carried out an extraordinary performance. The roughness of the bass and the waning amps only add to the intensity and gloom, creating a performance that is just as haunting as it is unforgettable. Drastic Plastic Records is honored to have worked closely with Joy Division's management in order to present this seminal live recording in this beautiful, superbly mastered vinyl pressing, the only vinyl release currently available of this title to be officially sanctioned.

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Every Damned record is different. And every one takes the band's signature sound in a new direction. The Black Album is no exception, perhaps the band's most ambitious of its excellent discography.

This double LP follow-up to the superb Machine Gun Etiquette (also available from DPR) is the fourth full length release by the British punk founding-fathers. The LP originally came out in July of 1980, making this its 24th anniversary.

This sprawling multi-faceted masterpiece is comprised of traditional punk rock, dark lyrical introspection, haunting sounds, and one side of hard-edged live recordings. It further explores the musical boundaries The Damned were clearly eager to avoid rather than embrace.

From the songs opener, ''Waiting for the Blackout,'' through ''13th Floor Vendetta'' (alluding to the movie The Abominable Dr. Phibes), to its side-length ''Curtain Call,'' The Damned prove why they are the most referential and chameleon-like of all the original punk innovators. And why they remain one of the best.

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The Cramps emerged out of the first wave of punk music in the mid '70s, frequenting clubs such as CBGB. Led by husband and wife team Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, this garage psychobilly" band incorporated a unique flair for coalescing camp, Link Wray-inspired riffs, B-movies and bizarre performances. Gravest Hits was their debut 12" EP released in 1979, and features the single "Human Fly."

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The melding of heavy guitars, relentless drum beats, and bone-chilling sampling come together in The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste to create one of the most influential industrial metal albums of all time. This release, the band's fourth studio recording, solidified their shift into a harder, more guitar-driven sound. In-your-face and complex, Al Jourgensen and company constructed a politically conscious record that is both distinctly danceable and aggressive.

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Best known for the song "All the Young Dudes" (written for the band by David Bowie), Mott the Hoople scored with their 1972 album of the same name. With a foundation in R&B, they became quite popular in the '70s glam scene. Their fifth studio album, All the Young Dudes, is considered a pivotal moment in the band's career. Though Mott the Hoople was heading toward a breakup at the time, Bowie penned the album's titular song and produced the record, making Mott the Hoople relevant again in the glam rock era.

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Best known for the song "All the Young Dudes" (written for the band by David Bowie), Mott the Hoople scored with their 1972 album of the same name. With a foundation in R&B, they became quite popular in the '70s glam scene. Their fifth studio album, All the Young Dudes, is considered a pivotal moment in the band's career. Though Mott the Hoople was heading toward a breakup at the time, Bowie penned the album's titular song and produced the record, making Mott the Hoople relevant again in the glam rock era.

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One of the greatest heavy metal records of all time by a band that has come to epitomize the genre, Motörhead sounds as relevant today as it seemed abrasive and genre-bending in its year of release. With this record, Lemmy and company reinvigorated a style of music that was quickly losing its bite as it was making its way into the pop charts.

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Love and Rockets' fourth studio album was by far their most commercially successful record, and includes the hit single "So Alive." Despite its popularity the record is classic Love and Rockets at their most essential level, echoing their early career as members of the seminal post-punk band Bauhaus.

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Mott the Hoople's follow-up album to All the Young Dudes - Mott - is a semi-autobiographical concept album about a rock band struggling for success. This album solidified the band's status as glam-rock heroes and is considered one of the best albums of their career and of the era.

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The Cramp's debut studio album, Songs the Lord Taught Us, followed their EP Gravest Hits, released a year earlier. The album features their unique style of horror-themed psychobilly with a mix of covers and original songs.

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For the Cramps' second LP, husband and wife team Lux Interior and Poison Ivy brought on guitarist Kid Congo Powers (The Gun Club). The band produced the album as well, resulting in a much cleaner sound than previous work. Psychedelic Jungle's slower tunes create an even spookier sound than ever before.

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Machine Gun Etiquette is the third album by seminal punk-rock group The Damned, and the first one without guitarist Brian James. As their original release helped define the still vague punk generation, and became part of the soundtrack of the summer of hate (1977), this stunning release helped define the post-punk genre. Its multi- layered songs incorporate ideas from a variety of movements and musical styles and then place them over simple and complex deliveries. Much wider in its perspective than The Damned's first two releases, Machine Gun Etiquette marks a defining moment in the evolution of underground music. It delivers a pleasurable listening experience that furthers one's appreciation of this deep, excellent, and genre-defying band.

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The litany of SoCal hardcore classics continues at Drastic Plastic Records with the reissue of one of the all time greats: Wild in the Streets by the Circle Jerks.

The Circle Jerks have come to typify the last great youth movement in America: The hardcore punk movement of he late 1970s and early '80s. Wild in the Streets, the band's second album, is the Jerks in classic form: poignant, political, sarcastic and raunchy. And the cover features a gang of youths led by none other than Mike Ness, of Social Distortion. Wild in the Streets proceeds Golden Shower of Hits also available on Drastic Plastic Records.

ORIGINAL MASTER: Our Wild in the Streets reissue was mastered from the original, Jerks-approved mix which only appeared on the first vinyl pressing in 1982, and never on CD.

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