THE SUBHUMANS (CAN) No Wishes No Prayers LP SST 1983 US orig+ltd SST018 RAREPUNK
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THE SUBHUMANSMaverick Canadian punk rockers the Subhumans (not to be confused with the British Subhumans)
formed around the initial core of vocalist Brian Goble (aka Wimpy Roy), guitarist Mike Graham,
drummer Ken Montgomery (aka Dimwit), and bass player Gerry Hannah (aka Gerry Useless)
in the western city of Vancouver, playing their first show on July 1, 1978, the same
year they released their first single, "Death to the Sickoids." Montgomery left the group
the following year and was replaced by Jim Imagawa, who contributed to both
the band's self-titled EP and its legendary Incorrect Thoughts LP. Their 1981 follow-up,
No Wishes, No Prayers, saw the departure of Imagawa and Hannah, making room for
new bassist Ron Allan and third drummer Randy Bowman. The new lineup was short-lived,
however, as the band broke up the following year
"NO WISHES, NO PRAYERS"
1983 LP SST RECORDS SST 018
PRINTED IN U.S.A. ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING
[One unique pressing of 1000 copies was manufactured
and sold because the band broke up prior to the album's release].
HEAVY CARDBOARD COVER
SINGLE SLEEVE
This version: There are three errors on the labels. First, the labels list the tracks incorrectly;
the Side Two's tracks are listed on and labeled as Side One and Side One's tracks are listed
on and labeled as Side Two (the correct track listing is printed on the back cover
and corresponds with the matrix etched on the record).
Secondly, "Mobile Electric Chair" and "Breaking Point" are both listed as track # 4 on the labels.
Lastly, the label and sleeve both reverse the positions of "Helicopter" and "For The Common Good".
Enigma Records cat# on spine: SST/Enigma E 1005.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
LABEL: SST - LIGHT BLUE (Black on top) LABEL - BLACK TEXT (Artist in Light Blue)
Catalog on cover: (spine) SST/Enigma E 1005
Catalog on labels: SST 018 (Side One / Side Two)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched):
SST-018-A A WISH AND A WHISPER - THE WALLS HAVE EARS K L-13417
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched):
SST-018-B AN ECHO - A PRAYER FROM BRIAN WILSON'S CHURCH L-13417-X K
On labels: ©1983 Cesstone Music (BMI)
All songs CAPAC 1981, 1982
Marketed by Enigma
(on Side B only): except Screwed Up, Step Forward Music, 1977
On Spine (from left to right): The Subhumans No Wishes, No Prayers SST/Enigma E 1005 6.98
On Back Cover: Produced by Spot and Ron Allan
Recorded at Unicworn "Studios"
Marketed by Enigma.....Torrance, CA 90509
Printed in USA
from my records collection
tracklisting (from back cover)
Side A: CANADA'S FAVOURITE SPORT - MORON MAJORITY
FOR THE COMMON GOOD - HELICOPTER - SLAP IN THE FACE - SCREWED UP
Side B: AMERICA COMMITS SUICIDE - HIROSHIMA - NO WISHES, NO PRAYERS
MOBILE ELECTRIC CHAIR - BREAKING POINT - GOOGOLPLEX
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RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
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