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    [Cease & Desist] DIY! [Cease & Desist] DIY! (Cult Classics from the Post-Punk Era 1978-82)

    Optimo Music
    • Tesco Bombers – Break the Ice at Parties
    • Sara Goes Pop – Sexy Terrorist
    • People in Control – When It's War
    • Nancy Sesay & the Melodaires – C'est Fab
    • The Distributors – TV Me
    • 1. Tesco Bombers – Break the Ice at Parties
    • 2. Sara Goes Pop – Sexy Terrorist
    • 3. People in Control – When It's War
    • 4. Nancy Sesay & the Melodaires – C'est Fab
    • 5. The Distributors – TV Me
    • 6. Dorothy – Softness
    • 7. Thomas Leer – Private Plane
    • 8. Visitors – Electric Heat
    • 9. The Murphy Federation – Fed Up Skank
    • 10. The Distributors – Never Never
    • 11. The Cro-tones – Tea Machine Dub
    • 12. Fatal Microbes – Violence Grows
    • 13. The Spunky Onions – How I Lost My Virginity
    • 14. The Fakes – Look Out
    • 15. The 012 – Meltdown Situation
    • 16. The Prats – Disco Pope

    JD Twitch (of Optimo Music ) has put together this exemplary selection of post-punk nuggets from the 'DIY' era - an innovative, risky and expressive motion that happened after the incendiary punk years. Amongst the more successful acts in this period, such as Throbbing Gristle, Scritti Politti and The Buzzcocks, there were a few bands that did not experience success, yet epitomise the spirit of this remarkable time - the focus of this essential compilation.

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