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Here’s my latest mix up on 8Tracks called CHICK HABIT. It’s a collection of female-fronted masterpieces from the modern age, including stuff from the 60s, 70s, 90s and hell, even 2012. Everything’s got a little bit of harmony, a little bit of dirt, and a girl or a woman in the lead vocal position. Examples include Sally Skull, World of Pooh and Holly Golightly. Fall in love all over again.

http://8tracks.com/hedonistjive/chick-habit

  1. SALLY SKULL – Running Kind
  2. THE WENDY DARLINGS – Get Up
  3. WORLD OF POOH – Strip Club
  4. PAMELA – I’m Nobody (Cold Shoulders)
  5. HOLLY GOLIGHTLY – I Can’t Be Trusted
  6. NORMA TRACY & THE CINDERELLA KIDS – Skateboard
  7. CRACK UND ULTRA ECZEMA – Buddy’s a Good Boy
  8. LOVE IS ALL – Motorboat
  9. LORETTE VELVETTE – Boys Keep Swinging
  10. THE COATHANGERS – Bury Me
  11. GAZE – So Early To Tell
  12. LES CALAMITES – Le Supermarche
  13. LUSH – Hey Hey Helen
  14. THE GORLS – Tracie
  15. THE NIXE – You Say
  16. THE SCHOOL – I Wouldn’t Know What To Do
  17. LINDA LAINE – Low Grades & High Fever
  18. HABIBI – Far From Right
  19. DETECTIVE AGENCY – Daggers
  20. APRIL MARCH – Chick Habit
  21. NANCY SINATRA – You Only Live Twice
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From 1973, this 45 by French-speaking Canada’s MADELINE CHARTRAND is a hippie singalong global psychedelic lovefest of the highest order. We use the term “earworm” here pretty frequently, but since this song relies on repetition and chanting to snake its way into your cranium, it’s almost quasi-religious in its ability to get in your head and STAY there for a week at a time. Enjoy!

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Thanks to Chris for getting this into my hands….

“For the majority of newbie Flying Nun collectors, The Max Block’s eponymous (and only) 12-inch release is more myth than fact. Few seemed to have been pressed, and even fewer were available in the brief window of time (mid-’80s) when it was “around.” Unknown until very recently was that a second EP had been recorded and slated for release by Flying Nun but never realized. Air Ache in the Belly of the Leech is a compendium of both, and thus the complete recorded works of The Max Block. You’re welcome.

Some background: The Max Block is where Maryrose (née Wilkinson) and Brian Crook—now the power couple behind The Renderers—joined forces for the first time. Maryrose was coming out of Above Ground, and Brian out of Scorched Earth Policy. With the enlisted talents of Rebecca Shanahan and Robbie Stowell, The Max Block pushed different boundaries than other active Christchurch bands at the time; they came out slinging a brain-splattering goo of art-spaced, Pere-Ubu-seared cerebellum, and frenetic, Mars-fried medula oblongata. Such tantalizing aromas! Pardon me, garçon, but make mine deux.

Bottom line, Siltbreeze is proud to make available this remarkable and awesome collection, much of it seeing the light of day for the first time ever. Edition of 500.”