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posted by
davidt
on Thursday May 29 2003, @08:30AM
Martin writes:
Here's some info on the Attack label, the one that Moz signed to (hopefully), a legendary reggae-dub-etc. label. Attack 12"s Attack record label info The Attack imprint started life in 1969 as part of the Doctor Bird group before becoming a fully fledged Trojan label in the early 1970's. Some one in Neasden must have liked it as it lasted till '77/'78 and with the odd exception kept the same label design for its entire life.
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Truly Bizarro! (Score:1)
Something does not add up, I'm beggining to have doubts.
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so weird ... (Score:2, Interesting)
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no fair! (Score:1)
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Reggae and Moz? (Score:1)
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Why a sub-label?? (Score:0)
Attack thing a rumor? (Score:1)
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An educated guess... (Score:1)
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Moz Has Signed (Score:0)
The way he wrote the fax is pretty damn clever.
He says...he's signed to "attack" on sanctuary.
funny
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Sweet deal too (Score:0)
There going to turn Attacks lable image around and turn into something else...a newer image...and leading the way...they want Morrissey as the BIG ONE
Thats fucken awesome
the mozkateer
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...I don't like Reggae, oh no, I love it... (Score:1, Funny)
from word magazine, page 66 ,issue 4, June 2003 (Score:2, Interesting)
"An excellent piece of ska or bluebeat. I once said 'Reggae is vile' did I? Well, several tongue in cheek things were said in those days which, when placed in cold print, lost their humorous quality. This track, along with Double Barrel and Young, Gifted and Black, were staple teenage neccessities to me. Anyway, annoying the NME always has value..."
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the record label is insignificant (Score:0)