Digitally remastered edition of the first self-titled studio album by post-punk pioneers Blurt, originally released in May 1982. Extended edition also features all tracks from the classic singles My Mother Was a Friend of an Enemy of the People (1980), The Fish Needs A Bike (1981), The Ruminant Plinth (1982) and White Line Fever (1985). 79 minutes of music.

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Digital remaster of Blurt's four track contribution to the compilation album A Factory Quartet (1980), plus the album In Berlin, recorded live in Berlin on 13 December 1980 and original scheduled for release on Factory Benelux.

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Turning Point are perhaps best remembered as the band that Lenola guitarist Jay Laughlin was in back in the day, but the extensive 38-track compilation 1988-1991 Discography shows that the southern New Jersey-based band was a largely overlooked component in the development from hardcore to the early days of emo. In opposition to the title, 1988-1991 Discography actually moves backwards from the band's last work to their early days, which gives the album a curious reverse-growth feeling...   [ read more ]

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