Well friends, it's that time again, Christmas Eve is here, families and loved ones come together for once a year to tell stories and eat and spend the evening in cozy harmony, just as society celebrates and television dictates. And many of you know what my position is on all this crap. These days mean nothing to me and in the past few years have only brought pain and misunderstanding. But I don't want to speak badly of these days, no no, of course there are happy people who look forward to them all year and others who remain alone and wish they would pass quickly, and for all those who have nothing planned for these days, this theater is also made. Let's see if I can cheer you up a bit with some old stuff that could light up your hearts. Already fourteen years old but filled with rare goodies is the following Compilation from Bristol Archive Records and is in my opinion a worthy continuation. A small intro: "This new album full of forgotten treasures and will sit perfectly along side the original Avon Calling release and go some way to completing the story of just what was happening in Bristol back in 1979/1980 and how the music sounds as relevant today as it did back then. If you like British Punk you'll like this, and one for collectors too." This not only sounds interesting, it is interesting! A wonderful mix of excellent tastings and in any case precious.
1.Self Confession - SOCIAL SECURITY
2.The Only One - EUROPEANS
3.Broken Glass APARTMENT
4.You Got It - PRIVATE DICKS
5.People Of Today - THE X-CERTS
6.Audition Room - ESSENTIAL BOP
7.Retrospect - APARTMENT
8.Mr Magoo - SNEAK PREVIEW
9.Letters In My Desk - JOE PUBLIC
10.Train To Brighton - 48 HOURS
11.Showcase - THE DIRECTORS
12.Want Some Fun - PRIVATE DICKS
13.I Can't Get Out - SNEAK PREVIEW
14.Middle Of Nowhere - STEREO MODELS
15.Any Takers - THE PHONE
16.Suicide Man - SEAN RYAN
17.Faster - JOE PUBLIC
18.Dancer - TVI’S
19.Empty Promises - THE DIRECTORS
20.You Might As Well Enjoy Yourself - UNKNOWN ARTIST
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