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Album artwork for The Only Sound / New Musical Express by  Dansette Damage

Super cool one-off collector’s pressing in a fold out paper sleeve and specially silk-screened ‘Punk 45’ outer sleeve. Exact reproduction of this excellent two-sider (double B-side) ‘The Only Sound’ / ‘New Musical Express’, the debut punk single by Dansette Damage from Birmingham, originally released on the tiny Shoestring Records in early 1978. The tracks were produced incognito by Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin. “Robert put all needles in the red which is why it sounds so raw! Also, we couldn’t sing and you can hear Robert’s high falsetto at the top end, trying to keep us lot in tune!” said the band. Original copies of this record sell for over £100, so here is a chance to see and hear what all the fuss is about. Dansette Damage’s ‘NME’ features on Soul Jazz Records’ ‘Punk 45: I’m A Mess’.

Dansette Damage

The Only Sound / New Musical Express

Soul Jazz
Album artwork for The Only Sound / New Musical Express by  Dansette Damage
7"

£14.99

Comes in Fold Out Paper Sleeve and Specially Silk-Screened Punk 45 Outer Sleeve

Black
Limited to 500 copies
Released 02/06/2023Catalogue Number

SJR511-7

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

Dansette Damage

The Only Sound / New Musical Express

Soul Jazz
Album artwork for The Only Sound / New Musical Express by  Dansette Damage
7"

£14.99

Comes in Fold Out Paper Sleeve and Specially Silk-Screened Punk 45 Outer Sleeve

Black
Limited to 500 copies
Released 02/06/2023Catalogue Number

SJR511-7

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

Super cool one-off collector’s pressing in a fold out paper sleeve and specially silk-screened ‘Punk 45’ outer sleeve. Exact reproduction of this excellent two-sider (double B-side) ‘The Only Sound’ / ‘New Musical Express’, the debut punk single by Dansette Damage from Birmingham, originally released on the tiny Shoestring Records in early 1978. The tracks were produced incognito by Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin. “Robert put all needles in the red which is why it sounds so raw! Also, we couldn’t sing and you can hear Robert’s high falsetto at the top end, trying to keep us lot in tune!” said the band. Original copies of this record sell for over £100, so here is a chance to see and hear what all the fuss is about. Dansette Damage’s ‘NME’ features on Soul Jazz Records’ ‘Punk 45: I’m A Mess’.