Sold Date: February 21, 2019
Start Date: January 25, 2019
Final Price: $39.99 (USD)
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ARTIST: The 5.6.7.8's
TITLE: Bomb The Rocks: Early Days Singles 1989-1996
FORMAT: 2xLP (Japan Import)
LABEL: Time Bomb
PRODUCT #: BOMB-69
RECORD CONDITION: NEW! MINT! STILL SEALED!
JACKET CONDITION: NEW BUT EX! STILL SEALED BUT HAS CREASES ON LEFT SIDE CORNERS. ALL CORNERS HAVE REALLY SMALL DENTS/ROUNDED CORNERS SEE PICTURES (PRICE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY)
DESCRIPTION: 
"This Japanese all-girl quartet-turned-trio is almost certainly best known for appearing in the movie Kill Bill, Vol. 1, or maybe for licensing their song "Woo Hoo" in a commercial. They're a punky garage/rockabilly act who write songs like "She Was a Mau Mau," "Motor Cycle Go-Go-Go," "I Was a Teenage Cave Woman," and generally come off like a slightly less distortion-fixated, distaff version of . Frontwoman Ronnie Fujiyama's last name is fortuitous, because she's every bit as raw a rock & roll howler as , who famously sang "Fujiyama Mama." Her guitar skills aren't half bad either; she cranks it up to almost levels of scorch, as her sister, Fujii Sachiko, slams the kit and bassist Omo throbs away. This is amped-up, three-chord rock & roll, sometimes with simple lyrics and other times instrumental (but still punctuated by high-pitched shrieks). The 5.6.7.8's are a Japanese national treasure who deserve the international audience they've earned through hard touring -- this compiles their early singles and EPs (most of which are otherwise unavailable in America, except for the first six tracks, which Sympathy for the Record Industry released as the EP), is a near-perfect introduction to the band (though it would have been nice to have "I Walk Like Jayne Mansfield"), and may in fact be all the casual fan needs." - Phil Freeman & allmusic.com



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