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MR 7338EP
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The story of Nubs is another typical example of DIY production with a record poorly distributed that condemns it to oblivion until being "rescued" by its inclusion in the compilation series Killed By Death. In 1980 the band was part of that first wave of American punk from their home in San Francisco, and "Job" was the A-side in the only single they released at the time. It's a raw song, with anti-everything punk handbook lyrics and a defiant attitude of adolescent rebellion. A recording that could have become a milestone in the early punk scene in the United States if it had had a greater exposure. After being compiled on KBD, collectors around the world skyrocketed the price of the few original copies around in the second-hand market. Munster Records now reissue this primal punk anthem accompanied by an unreleased song, "Banana", on side B.
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