radio active. 03/04 / 2 tracks / 1980

Regular copies come without a sleeve, but there is a very limited number with various sleeves. Collectorscum.com lists three: one made by the band (white paper, band photo, “British Import” on front sleeve - see pic), one made by the singer (very simple xerox sleeve with “Last Print” on front sleeve), and one made by the label (yellow paper, more professional layout - some/many/all of those are of more recent date). Other designs have popped up but their authenticity is debatable to say the least.

KBD punk from San Diego. A side with barely distorted guitars - sounds more like a campfire protest song with punk production and screaming singer. B side starts very slow and simple, but turns into more traditional punk rock. Both songs are not bad at all and I’m sure there’s some diehard fans out there, but to be honest… this is more of an interesting punk footnote than truly classic material. [6]

KBD-Punk aus San Diego. Auf der A-Seite kaum verzerrte Gitarren - das klingt eher nach einem Lagerfeuer-Protestsong mit Punk-Produktion und Grölsänger. Die B-Seite beginnt extrem langsam und einfach, wird dann aber doch noch zum gewohnten Punkrock… dann geht’s aber wieder langsam weiter usw. Beide Songs sind nicht übel, aber zum Klassiker reicht’s dann auch wieder nicht.