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375 Media

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2018-03-30

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Catalogue number

122812

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700498012119

Artist

The Real Kids

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Genre EU

Garage / Surf / Trash

Crypt

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The album "Live At The Rat! January 22 1978" by The Real Kids was released by Crypt Records. Recorded at the legendary Rat club in Boston, this live recording captures the raw energy and excitement of The Real Kids' performance on that memorable night.

Formed in 1972, The Real Kids were a punk rock band from Boston known for their high-energy performances and catchy songs. Led by singer and guitarist John Felice, the band quickly gained a reputation as one of the best live acts in the local punk scene.

"Live At The Rat! January 22 1978" showcases The Real Kids at their prime, delivering an electrifying set filled with fan favorites and unreleased tracks. From the opening chords of "Better Be Good" to the closing notes of "Reggae Reggae," every song is played with passion and intensity.

The album features standout performances of classic tracks like "All Kindsa Girls" and "She's Alright," which perfectly capture the band's signature blend of punk rock energy and melodic hooks. It also includes rare live versions of songs that were never officially released, making it a must-have for die-hard fans.

The sound quality on this recording is excellent, capturing the raw power of The Real Kids' live sound without sacrificing clarity. Each instrument can be heard distinctly, allowing listeners to fully appreciate the tight musicianship of the band.

Whether you're a longtime fan or new to The Real Kids' music, "Live At The Rat! January 22 1978" is a must-listen. This album captures an unforgettable moment in punk rock history and showcases why The Real Kids were one of Boston's most beloved bands.

Live At The Rat! January 22 1978

Music EU