Hmmmm... It's quite difficult to write something 'new' for a band like The Real Kids, especially if you have done it already in the past... I mean, really now, is there anyone in here not knowing who the Real Kids are/were and what they've done? Come on! And I'm sure many of you lads and ladies, have this and the other Real Kids stuff already by the Norton reissue program just like me, am I right? So why this?! Because The Real Kids' 1977 debut is the perfect rock 'n' roll record, that's why! Recorded in
three nights at the Ultima studios in New York City and it's the perfect blend of captivating power pop melodies
and fiery teen punk energy. And this is the UK pressing of their debut monument, ripped by the man with the best ears and equipment around, the mighty Jean-Phillipe! A reason enough to grab this one more time and crank it up to your fuckin' boring neighbors!
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Sorry but when i bough it during the 80's, there was no Norton edition. Also Norton edition is different than the red star edition for the mix, more rought if i'm not wrong. So better to get this one, UK or US press are the same and it's effectively a great Rock n'Roll records. Great to purpose it, as usual. Thanks for the rip. Fred
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ReplyDeleteHi, i had no idea original album was different to Norton re-issue.look forward to hearing it.many thanks
ReplyDeleteThis brightens my week. I have been living in hell since a fascist became our President.
ReplyDeleteSmokes as fugg. Way better than the CD reissue (which had all sortsa filtered pops
ReplyDeleteThank you! The Real Kids debut kicks butt.
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