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PUNK 45: Burn Rubber City Burn! Akron, Ohio : Punk And The Decline Of The Mid West 1975-80 / Various 2xLP
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PUNK 45: Burn Rubber City Burn! Akron, Ohio : Punk And The Decline Of The Mid West 1975-80 / Various 2xLP

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'PUNK 45: Burn Rubber City Burn! Akron, Ohio : Punk And The Decline Of The Mid West 1975-80' Various 2xLP

Soul Jazz Records' new 'Punk 45' album Burn, Rubber City Burn charts the rise of the music scene in the mid-west city of Akron, Ohio at a time when the city and the rubber industry it was associated with was in deep decline.

Featuring a fantastic collection of Akron groups including Devo, The Bizarros, Rubber City Rebels, Jane Aire, Chi-Pig, The Waitresses and more.

The album comes complete with extensive text as well as exclusive photos and original record artwork. Vinyl edition is on deluxe gatefold double-vinyl with free download code.

The album follows on from Soul Jazz Records' earlier Punk 45 albums about USA and British punk (Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself! and There Is No Such Thing As Society) as well as the cover art book Punk 45.

Burn, Rubber City Burn, coincides with the release of as a second album about Ohio’s early punk scene, Extermination Nights in the Sixth City – featuring the music scene of nearby Cleveland.

Tracklisting:

1. The Bizarros – I Bizarro
2. The Waitresses – The Comb
3. Hammer Damage – Laugh
4. Devo – Mechanical Man
5. Tin Huey – Squirm You Worm
6. The Bizarros – Lady Doubonette
7. Chi-Pig – Ring Around The Collar
8. Devo – Auto Modown
9. Rubber City Rebels – Kidnapped
10. Denis DeFrange and Mark Frazier – The Manikin Shuffle
11. Jane Aire and The Belvederes – When I Was Young
12. Tin Huey – Puppet Wipes
13. Chi-Pig – Apu Api
14. The Bizarros – Nova
15. Rubber City Rebels – Such A Fool
16. Denis DeFrange – Sector Wars
17. Ralph Carney – Closet Bears
18. 15 60 75 Numbers Band – Narrow Road
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