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Up for sale is a rare 1981 self-released demo cassette tape by the underground band The Ironics. This vintage tape features 12 handwritten tracks across both sides, credited to songwriters Terry Roorda and Dan Pearson.
Tracklist:
Side A: Mayday, What Does That Tell You, Exchange Rate, Discouraging Word, Surf's Up*, Pictures of Europe*
Side B: They All Love Me, Anybody's Girl, Number One, My Love, Limbo of Love, Bad Night
All songs written by Terry Roorda except () by Dan Pearson © 1981.*
The off-white cassette shell shows noticeable age discoloration, surface staining, and edge wear, but the handwritten tracklist remains fully clear .Offered as-is and tested .Excellent piece for collectors of obscure 1980s DIY punk, power pop, and new wave memorabilia.
Artist: The Ironics
Release Year: 1981
Format: Audio Cassette (Demo / DIY Release)
Genre: Punk / Power Pop / New Wave / Underground
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