This is so sweet, this is a perfect summer cheer-up! And, record collectors unite, it came as a 3 EP Set (“Pop”, “Metal” and “Hardcore”) although in debateable packaging (but those acustomed to Snuff’s output just nodd that off).
Verdict:
1977 – Yes, sure. Direct link to PowerPop!
published by a cool lable – Rugger Bugger was home for some awsome stuff from UK!
found in a cool shop – ticked, again Martin Stehr’s Drugstore
catching sound – Guitarwork seldom done that smart and catchy, catchy, catchy!
not too bad words – as with Snuff, obscure and hard to read from the lyric sheet.
It seems to be a lovestory though so right on track:
Julie stands beside the window Head full of additive Sophie wants an explanation Julie says she's none to give Julie's got some time But she's not taking much more Just a little bit More than she bargained for Sophie's in two minds, She's busy making it four Ask a simple question The answers might just follow on So she asks about her lover Tiny kicks internally Julie talks of aspirations Hiding from reality You don't get the picture I have to level with you Should have left it was You thought the grass was greener But your imagination lied It was just a dream And your dreams don't count When the real world comes around (c) Guns'n'Wankers
Guns’n’Wankers were a interim something driven by Duncan Redmonds when Snuff disbanded for the first time in 1991 – as with many bands someone should have made them BIG, even against their own wishes. They deserved it!
See them live and loud here: