Tracklist
| A1 | Slaughter + The Dogs*– | Where Have All The Boot Boys Gone ? |
| A2 | Cockney Rejects– | Wanna Be A Star |
| A3 | Cyanide (7)– | Fireball |
| A4 | U.K. Subs*– | Emotional Blackmail (Parts 1+2) |
| A5 | Manufactured Romance– | You |
| A6 | Angelic Upstarts– | Murder Of L. T. |
| A7 | Exploited*– | Crashed Out |
| A8 | Stiff Little Fingers– | Closed Groove |
| B1 | Cockney Rejects– | Police Car |
| B2 | Stiff Little Fingers– | Barbed Wire Love |
| B3 | Bob De Vries– | I'm Me |
| B4 | Angelic Upstarts– | Police Oppression |
| B5 | Manufactured Romance– | Long Distance Love |
| B6 | Slaughter + The Dogs*– | I'm Mad |
| B7 | Anti-Pasti– | No Government |
| B8 | Cyanide (7)– | Mess I'm In |
| B9 | U.K. Subs*– | New York State Police |
Companies, etc.
- Mastered At – Portland Studios
- Licensed From – Supermusic P.A. Hire
- Licensed To – Poljazz
Credits
- Artwork – Anderton Overton
- Mastered By – Dave Leaper
- Sleeve – Dave Leaper
Notes
Mastered at Portland Studio´s, London for Supermusic Ltd.
Licensed by Supermusic P.A. Hire. , Poljazz
Made in Poland
Very similar to Various - Back-Stage , but with an additional ŁDA print unter the price code on cover backside.
Licensed by Supermusic P.A. Hire. , Poljazz
Made in Poland
Very similar to Various - Back-Stage , but with an additional ŁDA print unter the price code on cover backside.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: PLP 0036 A-3 K
- Matrix / Runout: PLP 0036 B-2 K
- Rights Society: ZAIKS
Other Versions (4)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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New Submission
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Back-Stage (LP, Compilation) | Supermusic Record Co. | SUP LP. 2001, Sup L.P. 2001 | UK | 1980 | ||
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Recently Edited
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Back-Stage (LP, Compilation, Stereo) | Rossil | RISLP 14106 | Portugal | 1981 | ||
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New Submission
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Backstage (LP, Compilation) | RTC | SUPLP 9001, SUP L.P. 9001 | New Zealand | 1982 | ||
| Back-Stage (LP, Compilation, Reissue) | Pronit | PLP 0036 | Poland | 1986 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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Manufactured Romance is my discovery here, the sweetest pop punk you can dream of. Very solid street punk compilation. Had no idea that such raw sound was licensed behind the iron curtain.
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I went to a record store in Poland called Hey Joe, I read that Henry Rollins once checked it out on tour. I talked to the owner a bit and said you must of had a pretty good day when Rollins came through. He said in-fact he only bought one record, and it was this exact pressing :)
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