- runs of
flexidiscs for new bands.
Their first release with post-punk band
Trogons has now sold out and they
continue to
release more
flexidiscs on a semi-regular...
- away
flexidiscs, with Are You
Scared To Get Happy?
being part of the Sha-la-la organisation, a
record label set up
solely to
produce flexidiscs. Several...
- 12-23-84, the
above version of "Sharleena" was
first released as a 7"
flexidisc in the
January 1987
issue of
Guitar Player magazine.
Album liner notes...
-
London for
Oracular Spectacular and
Little Dark Age were
given a free
flexidisc known as
Bubblegum Dog,
featuring a
cryptic spoken word
monologue which...
- last
monaural albums in 1968,
relegating the
format to 45 RPM singles,
flexidiscs and
radio promotional materials which continued until 1975. The earliest...
- Records"
label in 1981, and the
track was
released in 1982 as a free
flexidisc with
Flexipop magazine in the UK. The blue, green' or red 7"
single pla****...
- the Bad
Seeds NME
journalists Mat Snow and
Antonella Black Single-sided
flexidisc given away at gigs
promoting Your Funeral... My
Trial and
including a...
- Gold "Selections from Ooh La La" / "Dishevelment Blues" (promotional
flexidisc single given away with the New
Musical Express) (UK only) — — — — — Non-album...
-
Happy Families is the
debut studio album by
English synth-pop band Blancmange,
released on 24
September 1982 by
London Records. It
peaked at No. 30 on...
- the band and
their manager, Bob Last,
about their plans to
include a
flexidisc with
their EP and what to put on it). The last two
tracks were the A-...
