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they put on a good one." They followed with Misty later that year on Au-go-go Records, it "contained material from 1993–1994 which displayed echoes of Pere

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2000). "Cars & Girls & Apple Pie ( & a slice of rock & roll to go)". Au go-go Records. Retrieved 2019-04-18. Koda, Cub. "The Dictators Bloodbrothers review"

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Janet Mead. The Moodists first recorded two singles and a 12"EP for Au Go Go Records in Melbourne. She went to the UK in October 1983 after being signed

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These records received respective international distribution from Au Go Go Records (Australia) and New Rose Records (France). In 2014, Falco compiled

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first recording, "Mohawk Baby", was released on independent label, Au Go Go records' compilation album, Asleep at the Wheel early in 1984. Soon after,

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Moodists Double Life (November 1984) Venom P. Stinger Waiting Room (Au Go Go Records, November 1991) Solo Seven Angels (Purposeful Availment) (Three Lobed

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Death" on Eat Your Head LP (No Master's Voice, 1984; reissued on CD by Au-Go-Go Records, 1997) I Spit On Your Gravy, "Let’s Go Buy A Pizza" on Life Is A Joke