Compiled by bandleader Daniel Treacy, this 22-track retrospective of British new wave heroes the Television Personalities serves as the perfect entry point for casual listeners and is a nearly definitive greatest-hits collection for longtime fans. Focusing on the group's output from 1978 to 1989, Part Time Punks: The Very Best of Television Personalities includes classics like "Painting by Numbers," "Someone to Share My Life With," and "Salvador Dali's Garden Party, " as well as the in...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. On 180 gram vinyl! The first full-length release from the UK's Television Personalitieswas originally released in 1981. And Don't The Kids Just Love It is lo-fi, minimalist, and quirky pop, post-punk, psychedelia, and folkfrom one of the era's most idiosyncratic songwriters. Featuring suchclassic tracks as "I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives" and "A Picture of Dorian Gray" this is one of the greatest and strangest debut records ever.

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VINYL FORMAT. On 180 gram vinyl! The second full length from Television Personalities, released in 1981, is more psychedelic than the first, but still with plenty of dry and acerbic wit. Featuring the classic title track and and acid rockdrone of "David Hockney's Diaries," a style and sound that Daniel Treacy would explore further on subsequent records. Eccentricpost-punk and pop from one the UK's most original bands.

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