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The Alarm– The Jean Genie A2 Replica Schmeplica– Young Americans A3 Acid (21)– Sorrow A4 Slinky Vagabond– Boys Keep Swinging A5 The Atomic Bitchwax– I'm Afraid of Americans A6 Der'* N' Rat*– Lady Grinning Soul B1 Holy Holy (2) With Glenn Gregory And Steve Norman (2)– Running Gun Blues B2 Frankenstein 3000– Queen Bitch B3 Stickfigure (2)– Fame B4 Kingston & GreyStarr– Suffragette City B5 The Ribeye Brothers– It Ain't Easy B6 Dennis Dunaway Project– Moonage Daydrea

alongside a Mercury Music Prize nomination and the fastest selling British album of the year comes

lost architectural and literary treasures to more abstract concepts of loss through the process of aging

Trooping with Crows

Saint Bartlett was made entirely at Swift's National Freedom studio in Oregon

Dead Boys - Young Loud & Snotty (Hol) [CD] Madonna - Veronica Electronica (Clear)-WJW94A6QRFT8G The Alarm– The Jean GenieRaw, rebellious, and unapologetically loud "Young Loud and Snotty" by Dead Boys is a punk rock landmark that explodes with energy and attitude. Released in 1977, this debut album captures the essence of American punk at it's most ferocious, led by Stiv Bators' snarling vocals and Cheetah Chrome's ripping guitar riffs. From the iconic anthem "Sonic Reducer" to the blistering chaos of "What Love Is", this record doesn't ask for permission it kicks the

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