New Production THE ADICTS Early singles LP

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THE ADICTS "Early Singles" LP
Another band that needs no introduction and that has been part of the history of English punk! Since 1979, THE ADICTS have been offering us timeless hits that have rocked our youth and accompanied us into our old age. We have gathered here the tracks from all the band's first EPs between 1979 and 1983, the best period of the band, when the Adicts were a hit machine. You can now listen again on a single vinyl the extremely rare "Lunch with the Adicts" EP, the cult "Viva la Revolution" as well as the EP "Bad Boy" or even "Chinese Takeway". 14 tracks in all that complete the period of their first 2 albums. All in a gatefold sleeve with texts and superb period photos by Tony Mottram.

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