Black Randy And The Metrosquad* - Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie. (LP, Album) (VG+ / VG+)

Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Strong VG+ vinyl in nice shape, light hairlies only and plays well. Solid VG+ sleeve has some light creases.

Check out this killer slab of late ’70s Los Angeles proto-punk. This lesser-spotted / daftly titled release from the wild Black Randy and the Metrosquad is completely all over the place, from ripping punk rock to funky breakdowns. You can totally hear elements of the Big Boys and the Minutemen in this. This was the only record the band put out and is an interesting glimpse into the early wave of the emerging L.A. punk scene at the time, so grab this rare U.S. original on Dangerhouse Records now… You may not see it again!

Release Notes

Tracklisting:

A1. I Slept In An Arcade 2:28
A2. Marlon Brando 1:54
A3. I Tell Lies Every Day 1:54
A4. Down At The Laundrymat 3:27
A5. I Wanna Be A Nark 1:45
A6. Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose 2:15
A7. Idi Amin 1:30
B1. Sperm Bank Baby 1:20
B2. Barefootin' On The Wicked Picket 4:02
B3. San Francisco 1:54
B4. Tellin' Lies 1:54
B5. (Say It Loud) I'm Black And Proud (Part 1) 2:54
B6. (Theme From) Shaft 2:41

Country: US

Released: 1979

Notes:

Issued with printed inner sleeve.

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout PCP 275 A JMS L-395
Matrix / Runout PCP 275 B JMS L-395-X
Other KENDUN-C

Lacquer Cut At Kendun Recorders
Mastered At Greg Lee Processing

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