Let them eat jellybeans

The classic Punk Compilation, somebody asked for this in the shoutbox and i did a search on blogs and unbelievably i didnt find it, even tho i assumed it was everywhere???)
bearing in mind this isnt my rip and is only 192 bitrate

Tracklisting
(taken from the wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_Them_Eat_Jellybeans)
Side One:
"Ha Ha Ha" - performed by Flipper
"The Prisoner" - performed by D.O.A.
"Police Story" - performed by Black Flag
"Pay to Cum" - performed by Bad Brains
"Nazi Punks Fuck Off!" - performed by Dead Kennedys
"Paid Vacation" - performed by The Circle Jerks
"Prostitution" - performed by Really Red
"Jesus Entering from the Rear" - performed by The Feederz
"Slave to My Dick" - performed by Subhumans
Side Two:
"Isotope Soap" - performed by Geza X
"Persecution-That's My Song" - performed by BPeople
"An Object" - performed by Wounds
"Everyone's A Bigot" - performed by The Offs
"Corporate Food" - performed by Anonymous
"Fun Again" - performed by Half Japanese
"Joke's On You" - performed by Christian Lunch
"Sleep" - performed by Voice Farm

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Hermann Szobel - Szobel (1976)

Tracklisting
Side 1
Mr Softee (6.45)
The Szuite (12.30)
Side 2
Between 7 & 11 (5.08)
Trancendental Floss (6.08)
New York City 6AM (6.45)
(1976 Arist Records (AL 4058) made in USA)

info from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Szobel
Hermann Szobel is/was a pianist and composer. He produced and recorded one album, titled "Szobel," at the age of 18, demonstrating, in the words of a "Down Beat" reviewer (9 September 1976), "a conception and technique far in advance of most musicians twice his age." According to the artist biography included with promotional copies of the album, Szobel was born in Vienna in 1958 and was "a child prodigy who began his classical training at the age of six" who "spent the majority of his practicing hours on pieces by Chopin." The bio states that pianists Martial Solal and Keith Jarrett were two major influences on his work. Szobel is a nephew of the late rock-concert promoter Bill Graham. "Szobel" features extremely complicated compositions comparable to those of Frank Zappa. The music is jazz-based but contains elements of rock and Western classical music. Szobel's impressive piano virtuosity is noticeable throughout the album. The other musicians on "Szobel" are Michael Visceglia on bass, Bob Goldman on drums, Dave Samuels on percussion including marimba and vibraphone, and Vadim Vyadro on tenor sax, clarinet, and flute. Obscure even when it was released (on Arista Records) in 1976, "Szobel" does not exist on CD. Hermann Szobel disappeared from the music world after this album and has never been heard from again.

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We've Got A Fuzzbox And We're Gonna Use It.

These four young misses from Birmingham took over-the-top hairdos, colorful clothes and a devil-may-care amateurish attitude straight into the British Top 30 with their five-song debut EP. (All of the songs are one side of a 12-inch; the flip uses the vinyl only as a medium for scratched-in portraits of the group.) Proud of their lack of instrumental prowess (rightly so — it's a main part of their appeal), WGAFAWGUI simultaneously exploits and satirizes the prurient tabloid mentality on great cuts like "X X Sex" and "She." And isn't "Aaarrrggghhh!!!" a totally inspired title? Musically, the songs are built around rudimentary drums and guitar (yes, they do use their fuzzbox), occasional bass and unbridled enthusiasm.
(above text stolen from trouser press)
They then released more "pop" influenced records over the succeeding years, check out the vinyl i have right here.

Rules and regulations 12" - Download Here
Bostin' Steve austin lp - Download Here
Whats the point 7" - Download Here
International rescue 12" - Download Here
International rescue 7" - Download Here
Pink sunshine 12" - Download Here