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Selections from The Punk Vault [God’s Favorite Dog]

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[The Punk Vault] The Big Black tracks on here never made it on any of the CD reissues they did, so they remain unavailable to anyone who doesn’t have a copy of the vinyl, which is just a crime because they are two of their finer tracks (the song featured here being one of my all time favorite Big Black tunes). The Scratch Acid tracks were different versions of songs that appeared on their one and only full-length, Just Keep Eating and also never made it onto the CD collection that Touch and Go put out on them.

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[The Punk Vault] Selections from The Punk Vault [United Mutation]: After we got longtime UM fan Ken Bidjje Cavanaugh (Bells Of) on drums, we later went into WGNS studios and recorded the only studio Bullhead tracks. This period found us doing more UM and less Hawkwind, and eventually we ended up doing some UM shows in the mid ’90’s.

[Tech Law Advisor - an ip and internet legal blog - Kevin Heller] Concurring Opinions in MGM v. GROKSTER: Further, copyright holders may develop new technological devices that will help curb unlawful infringement. Some new technology, called "digital 'watermarking' " and "digital fingerprint[ing]," can encode within the file information about the author and the copyright scope and date, which "fingerprints" can help to expose infringers.

[Indie-mp3.co.uk] Indie MP3 - Indie MP3. Keeping C86 Alive!: You can download the rest of Defaid, Skateboards A Wellies and a John Peel Session from this site which is dedicated to Welsh language artists.

[Lostbands.blogspot.com] Lost Bands Of The New Wave Era: The Freshies' released no albums but many singles and E.P.s between 1978 and 1982 and worked with Billy Duffy (The Cult), Martin Jackson (Magazine), Lisa Stansfield and legendary producer Martin Hannet (Joy Division). Eventually Sidebottom became more popular than the band and Sievey continued to release records and appear on television as his alter ego after the band called it quits.