Thanks to Josef (Austria) for suggesting this great historic Austin, TX punk band! I only had them on one KBD comp (not included) but did find this CD and added as many youtube songs as I had time (at work) for. He said he had the studio on a vinyl release so if anybody GOTS and WANTS to share leave in comments. Enjoy!
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Yes, THE SKUNKS are rare.
Especially their 1st lp. Earthquake i think isn't good, rec. much later.
2 new recommendations for you:
PAN - Same ( Denmark 1970 - i have
the cd with the many' Bonus tracks)
DON NIX - In God We Trust US 1971
Josef ( Austria)
On a good night in Austin, Texas, there was never anything better; on a bad night they could be even more interesting. Jon Dee is/was/will5evah be an amazing guitarist (and singer/songwriter) and Jesse Sublett is Jesse effin' Sublett, helluva a bass player, best "singer" of "Sister Ray" this side of Lou, and a hell of a writer to boot--check out his Martin Fender mysteries, and Billy kept it all together...with apologies to the Murray boys, those three^^^ were it. Ask Patti Smith (while you still can; too late to ask Joe Ely) or Mick Jones
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