Wire Pink Flag & Chairs Missing 1977 1978 Vinyl rip FLAC PUNK

Wire – Pink Flag Harvest – SHSP 4076, Harvest – 0C 062-06 564, Harvest – SHSP 4076(I) Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Green Labels UK Nov 1977 Genre:  Rock Style: Punk, New Wave 01 Reuters 02 Field Day For The Sundays 03 Three Girl Rhumba 04 Ex Lion Tamer 05 Lowdown 06 Start To Move 07 Brazil 08 It's So Obvious 09 Surgeon's Girl 10 Pink Flag 11 The Commercial 12 Straight Line 13 106 Beats That 14 Mr. Suit 15 Strange 16 Fragile 17 Mannequin 18 Different To Me 19 Champs 20 Feeling Called Love 21 1 2 X U     Copyright © – Wire (3)     Phonographic Copyright ℗ – EMI Records Ltd.     Recorded At – Advision Studios     Manufactured By – EMI Records     Pressed By – EMI Records     Printed By – Robert Stace     Art Direction – David Dragon*     Bass – Lewis*     Composed By – B. Gilbert* (tracks: A1 to B7, B9 to B11), C. Newman* (tracks: A1 to B7, B9 to B11), G. Lewis* (tracks: A1 to B7, B9 to B11), R. Gotobed* (tracks: A1 to B7, B9 to B11)     Drums – Robert Gotobed     Engineer – Paul Hardiman     Engineer [Assistant] – Ken Thomas     Guitar – B. C. Gilbert*     Lacquer Cut By – Blair*     Photography By [Colin] – Richard Bray     Photography By [Front Cover, Robert Gotobed, B. C. Gilbert] – Annette Green     Photography By [Lewis] – Lynda House     Producer – Mike Thorne     Sleeve [Sleeve Concept] – B. C. Gilbert*, Lewis*     Vocals – Colin* Harvest labels, dark green and lime, with small EMI logo to the left. Includes a thick inner sleeve with rounded corners and printed lyrics. Recorded at Advision Studios. Catalog # SHSP 4076 appears on spine, back cover, and labels. Catalog # 0C 062-06 564 on back cover. Catalog # SHSP 4076(I) on inner sleeve. Made and printed in Great Britain. © 1977 Wire ℗ 1977 EMI Records Ltd.     karka5656 Aug 15, 2025 WHITE FLAG ? Matrix / Runout SHSP 4076 A-4 GR BLAIR 1 B-Side SHSP 4076 B-3 GG 1 But the flag is white. What edition is this? xidnpnlss Jun 6, 2025 Bros just casually invented all punk adjacent genres that have ever existed and will ever exist. MrDayInTheUk Jul 9, 2024 Despite selling quite a lot of my collection over the years, somehow I hung on to a lot of my original punk/post punk stuff. And Im glad I did ! Still have this from day of purchase along with the next two, and it looks and sounds as good as it did that day when I bought it in 1977. Ive got a couple of CDs of these classics, and they’re ok - especially the bonus material - but in my heart of hearts these are vinyl listening experiences. That’s obviously just me. A lot of folk would laugh at that, but I love the sleeves, love the side A/side B thang, love that dirty sound that the digital versions always seem to tame somewhat. I did give the latest reissue from the Wire store a go, and wasn’t bowled over. It became clear that buying other vinyl versions was a waste of my time when Ive got an excellent condition Harvest pressing. Anyway, kids. This is as much punk as Ramones and Buzzcocks debuts, as The Clash and The Pistols. And then, the band threw it all in the bin and set about making the future. Essential, in so many ways. borntoulouse Dec 5, 2023 I've had this since 1977, bought in a second hand record shop that used to sometimes get promos from journalists. My copy has a Factory Sample Not For Resale sticker on the label. Does this mean I'll get rich if I ever decide to sell it? boy_version Apr 1, 2021 Post-punk before punk died. This record is the one I’m grabbing while I’m running out the door of my burning house. jtm1967 Apr 30, 2018 Stick to these original presses and avoid buying poorly made reissues. This 1st press was mastered directly from the original analog tapes. Do NOT trust any reissue of this or any other lp. Poor quality and you can’t trust the source. Wire – Chairs Missing Label: Harvest – SHSP 4093, Harvest – 0C 062-06 801 Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Lilac Inner UK Sep 8, 1978 Genre:Rock Style:Post-Punk, New Wave 22 Practice Makes Perfect 4:06 23 French Film Blurred 2:35 24 Another The L

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