

I don’t know much about this 7″ from San Francisco, except that it sounds a bit THE OFFS-ish at first, but once you’re past the ska-part, it turns into highly enjoyable organ-punk. The flip has a very original Beatles cover. Great stufff!
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Ohh this made me flip! The cover beeing the nicest one here. Nice job!
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Cheers, Pedro!
Nobody else?
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Good god! I’ve been searching for “(S)he Loves You” for decades! I once saw a video for it on late night television in the Bay Area many years ago, and have never forgotten it. I wonder if there is any information about the band members and history floating around anywhere? Thanks for putting up the images and audio files! Cheers, TXC
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jane fisher Reply:
August 25th, 2010 at 09:12
Go here. Stevie Dickhead is my brother.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEdSDwoaywE
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Could you reup this please !
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Hi i can’t download the mp3′s from this site could sombody send them too me ? or know somwhere else this record is uploaded.
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