released September 26, 2014
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Kalahari Surfers -
Tropical Barbie Hawaiian Surf Set
Retro Active Surfers material from 1984-1986
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Side One:
Intro Announcement ( 1987 East Berlin gig )
Potential Aggressor (Sleep Armed_1986)
Teargas (Sleep Armed_1986)
Another Potential Aggressor (Sleep Armed_1986)
He's the same as the old Boss ( Bigger Than Jesus 1989)
Pay It Backwards ( Living In The Heart Of The Beast 1985 )
Living With Crime and Violence ( Own Affairs 1984 )
Fraud City (Exerpt-from the album Sleep Armed_1986)
Burning Tractors Keep Us Warm ( exerpt Pure Freude Duble single 1982)
the Voice of Rage and Ruin ( Own Affairs 1984)
Hands Move across Things (Own Affairs 1984)
Limpet Mine (Own Affairs 1984)
Sept 84 (Own Affairs 1984)
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Side Two
what sort of fruit?
Nineteen Ninety Nine ( Living In The Heart Of The Beast 1985 )
Zola and The Budget ( Living In The Heart Of The Beast 1985 )
Free State Fence ( Own Affairs 1984 )
Gold Reef City ( Bigger Than Jesus 1989)
Underground (Sleep Armed_1986)
Houghton Parents (Sleep Armed_1986)
excerpt from Maritzburg band "The Four Horsemen" rehearsal cassette they sent me late 80's
excerpt from the late James Phillips's answering Machine
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letter from Peter Stewart from 4Horsemen:
" thanks for crediting the Four Horsemen on your vinyl comp. The original practice recording with boom boom (irate neighbor) [I sent you after you heard my original edit on our Blood River tape] was from a late 1984 practice. In a suburban garage. We'd previously spoken to this neighbor. He had been a drummer. Into the Shadows. But when he came to show off, he saw we had a black drummer (the guy who was turning us from a concept band into a band that could actually play some riffs). So the next week he came to complain. Notice the racism at the drummer - "Why don't you put a big fucken bag of mealies in that bass drum ..."
The 4 Horsemen & the Apocalypse were from August 1982 to May 1986. I'm only mentioning this as we were more early 80s than late 80s as implied in your credit"