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Hawaii is not exactly the place that springs to mind when one thinks about Christmas. Coconut palms rather than conifers, and macadamias instead of chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Does Santa ditch his red suit for shorts and swap out his sleigh for a surfboard, choosing to ride waves instead of snow? Of course, Go Jimmy Go throw the eggnog out the window and grab a couple of daiquiris, a Pina Colada, and dash down to Waikiki beach to create Christmas tunes steeped in sweet island sugar! ''holiday Hell YEAH!'' is a scrumptuous set of ten seasonal selections with a high level of musicianship, smooth rhythms, haunting vocal harmonies, and slick arrangements. Sure, the set includes beloved staples ''Meke Kalikimaka'', ''Sleigh Ride'' and ''Merry Christmas, Baby'', but what makes this album shine years later are the originals: one you hear ''Holiday Movie Marathon'', ''Tropical Christmas'' and the title track you're hooked for life! Originally issued on CD by Moon Room Records in 2007, Jump Up is proud to reissue this Christmas classic on vinyl for the very first time, on holiday red vinyl limited to 200 copies. Come dip your toes in the warm waters of the ''Island Sound Known The World Round''. Merry Christmas everybody - Hawaiian Style! Go Jimmy Go style!

Hawaii is not exactly the place that springs to mind when one thinks about Christmas. Coconut palms rather than conifers, and macadamias instead of chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Does Santa ditch his red suit for shorts and swap out his sleigh for a surfboard, choosing to ride waves instead of snow? Of course, Go Jimmy Go throw the eggnog out the window and grab a couple of daiquiris, a Pina Colada, and dash down to Waikiki beach to create Christmas tunes steeped in sweet island sugar! ''holiday Hell YEAH!'' is a scrumptuous set of ten seasonal selections with a high level of musicianship, smooth rhythms, haunting vocal harmonies, and slick arrangements. Sure, the set includes beloved staples ''Meke Kalikimaka'', ''Sleigh Ride'' and ''Merry Christmas, Baby'', but what makes this album shine years later are the originals: one you hear ''Holiday Movie Marathon'', ''Tropical Christmas'' and the title track you're hooked for life! Originally issued on CD by Moon Room Records in 2007, Jump Up is proud to reissue this Christmas classic on vinyl for the very first time, on holiday red vinyl limited to 200 copies. Come dip your toes in the warm waters of the ''Island Sound Known The World Round''. Merry Christmas everybody - Hawaiian Style! Go Jimmy Go style!

Who better to help you celebrate that most wonderful time of the year than holiday favorites Bad Religion? Tackling eight chestnuts in their classic punk rock style. From "White Christmas" with its nod to pioneersThe Ramones, to the glorious choirboy intro to "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," Christmas Songs is the record you need to get your holiday household"s toes tapping.

Arising in the mid-1980s during the second wave of British psychobilly, the Frantic Flintstones was formed in Didcot, outside Oxford, by singer Chuck Harvey and former Meteors drummer Toby Griffin, who soon left. Following a debut EP on Raucous and the chart-topping A Nightmare On Nervous, with drummer Andy Celbo, the group signed to Links just as guitarist Pug Pete joined the fold. Not Christmas, their fourth for Links, is one of their most popular LPs, and rightly so, with ‘Frantic’ mutating Prince Buster’s ‘Madness’ and ‘Blue Christmas’ one of several Xmas-themed numbers. British psychobilly at its best!

Limited edition clear vinyl only release featuring audio from the Bad Brains 1982 live DVD. REISSUED FOR 2014 IN LIMITED CLEAR VINYL! This vinyl only release contains audio selections from the DVD release, LIVE CBGB 1982.

Sure it sounds confusing, but the material on the CD and LP, while culled from the same series of live shows around Christmas 1982 at CBGBs, is completely different.

Includes blazingly awesome live versions of "FVK," "How Low Can a Punk Get," and more.

It was 1979 and, rising from the ashes of Italian punk groups like Hitlers, Mr. Plastic Girls were back to shout out to the world that Punk wasn’t dead (at least not in Pordenone) coming back with their brand new band called Waalt Diisney Production! Approximately 30 years after “Live in Disneylands’ issue on Reverendo Moon returns the remastered version on Big Star Rolling: a record that every punk lover cannot miss including 3 bonus studio tracks to complete this re-issue plus an unpublished live track. Three hundred limited edition copies, 50 of them ivory white including a photobooklet with fantastic photos never published before. So, no excuses, it’s a perfect Christmas gift! Hurry up we’re about to finish them!

Mid-seventies Boston and a new local music scene was being forged in defiant opposition to tired arena acts and disco. Jeff (Mono Man) Connolly and JJ Rassler powered DMZ, while John Felice led the Real Kids on stripped down rockers inspired by 60s garage bands. On the darker side, Tracks’ Lorry Doll growled and spit out the lyrics to “Gang War Rumble,” “I Don’t Need You” and “Love Is (Bondage and Leather).” Co-founded with fellow art student/guitarist Jeff Rey, Lorry and Tracks joined a handful of other bands at the infamous Rat igniting Boston’s new music scene; just as Television, the Ramones, Talking Heads and others were doing the same in New York. Some called it punk or new wave, but it really was the birth of an alternative form of original expression that not only influenced and inspired subsequent bands coming out of these two cities, but also impacted all music that was to follow. In 1976 Tracks recorded a live set at the Club in Cambridge and released “Brakes on You” as a single on Blue Door Records. Picked up by Bomp for international distribution, it garnered Tracks worldwide notoriety. By the end of 1978, bolstered by airplay for the single, Tracks were playing most of their gigs in New York at legendary punk venues like CBGB’s and Max’s Kansas City. Sharing the bill with renown acts like the Police and the Jam and every other ‘hot new act’ that was coming through the East Coast, Doll and Rey knew they would have to make the move to NYC sooner or later. It came on Christmas day in December of that year. They returned to Boston for one final raucous gig with

New great 7" for the king of Boover-boot/glam rock from Aussie , the great Shandy from Melbourne. The band will tour in Europe in September and touch Italy for 3 gigs in Arezzo (09/20) , Bologna (09/21) and Noale (09/22). For this tour we pressed an ep with two unreleased songs : one with a featuring of DON Powell from Slade and another with a staring of Ntenda the fantastic lead-singer of Giuda!

Limited edition for Schwarzer Freitag Record Store Day 2018! Only 1 per customer!

Another friday dedicated to the black gold!

Almost an anti-Christmas song, the Soul Duo's "Just A Sad Xmas" doesn't exactly evoke the festive spirit of the season. Comprised of Tidewater's queen of soul Ida Sands and former Anglos tenor Joe Webster, the duo issues just two singles on Noah Bigg's Shiptown label. Just in time for the holidays, Numero has repressed this maudlin yuletide burner and packaged the red, white, and green splattered 45s in a rigid cardboard sleeve for easy wrapping.

Memes is John Meme and Paul Meme - a laptop rock duo from Glasgow, formed in February 2019.

"Nine months is what MEMES have taken to get together and release their first 7", " Blah Blah Blah ", whose vinyl will reach the buckets in less than a week through the French label Six Tonnes De Chair Records, happening everything so fast thanks also to Steve Lamacq on the BBC6, who praised the John and Paul hard work behind the eponymous single to the album, whose strategy is based on a saturated lo-fi that makes post-punk and garage go hand in hand before the strings end up taking the control in favour of the motivating rock, implanting also its lyrical message in 'Happy Shopper', which takes it to the Sleaford Mods ground while the instrumentation is approaching a Christmas dyed of BODEGA, getting noticed by the use of a megaphone with which they approach their lyrics to the people, causing the hips to not stop moving at any time, which well taken advantage of by 'Funny Man', means visiting the 70's, chanted by the 50's, generating a mosh whose limits are not yet defined."