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Discography
Buzzcocks, Spiral Scratch, New Hormones, 1977.
Clark, Petula, "The Little Shoemaker", Polygon, 1954.
Crass, Stations of the Crass, Crass Records, 1979.
The Damned, "New Rose", Stiff Records, 1976.
Enemy Within, "Strike!", Rough Trade, 1984.
Fleetwood Mac, "Man of the World", Immediate Records, 1969.
Happy Mondays, Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches, Factory, 1990.
Housemartins, London 0 Hull 4, Go! Discs, 1986.
MacColl, Ewan, Shuttle and Cage, Topic Records, 1957.
Mayall, John, "I'm Your Witchdoctor", Immediate Record, 1965.
Oasis, (What's the Story) Morning Glory, Creation, 1994.
Oldfield, Mike, Tubular Bells, Virgin Records, 1973.
Poison Girls, Chappaquiddick Bridge, Crass Records, 1980.
Scritti Politti, "Skank Bloc Bologna", St Pancras Record, 1978.
Seeger, Pete, Pete Seeger's Five String Banjo, Tutor Records, 1959.
The Smiths, The Smiths, Rough Trade, 1984.
The Smiths, Meat is Murder, Rough Trade, 1985.
The Smiths, The Queen is Dead, Rough Trade, 1986.
The Smiths, Strangeways, Here We Come, Rough Trade, 1987.
The Smiths, Rank, Rough Trade, 1988.
Stiff Little Fingers, Inflammable Material, Rough Trade, 1979.
Various, C86, New Musical Express, 1986.
Wyatt, Robert, "Shipbuilding", Rough Trade, 1982.