Sold Date: January 13, 2015
Start Date: January 2, 2015
Final Price: $34.99 (USD)
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Buyer Feedback: 114

ARTIST: X
TITLE: White Girl/ Your Phone's Off The Hook (But You're Not)
FORMAT: 7"
LABEL: Slash
PRODUCT #: SRS-106
RECORD CONDITION: EX!
SLEEVE CONDITION: EX! has slightly bent corners (price adjusted accordingly)

DESCRIPTION: THIS SINGLE SHREDS! BOTH SIDES KILLER, NO FILLER. RARE FIRST PRESSING!!

"X were far from the first punk rock band in Los Angeles, and they weren't the first to achieve some level of nationwide recognition, but in a very real way, they were the ones who put the L.A. punk scene on the map. X were the first L.A. punk band to be taken seriously by the rock press on both coasts, and at a time when many wondered how punk could thrive in the land of all that was mellow, X played music that was as raw, passionate, and powerful as anything coming out of New York, London, or any other major city. X's melding of punk's speed and ferocity with the sounds of rockabilly, blues, country, and other roots music styles would prove to be wildly influential in the years that followed, as were the off-kilter harmonies of John Doe and Exene Cervenka. Their first two independently released albums were critical favorites and sold remarkably well by small label standards, helping establish Slash Records as a major independent label. And while they never enjoyed the commercial breakthrough that many believed was their due, X were massively popular in their home town and could successfully headline large outdoor venues like the Greek Theater, proving there was an audience for punk in the City of the Angels." - Mark Deming & allmusic.com

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