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The Screaming Tribesmen - "You Better Run"

Discuss hard-to-find or out-of-print New Wave and '80s Alternative, and share a few songs along the way.
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The Screaming Tribesmen - "You Better Run"

Postby unguarded moment » Sun Oct 08, 2006 4:53 am

Originally, this song appeared in 1986 on the EP "Talk of the Town" and as far as I know, has only been issued on CD by way of a 3-inch mini CD, and that is the version from which this was taken. Strangely, a song as good as this has never appeared on any of their compilations.

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Postby pretzelbag » Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:34 am

U.M., you hit another one for me! I bought the Tribesmen's 4-song EP less than a day after I heard "Date with a Vampyre" -- great stuff, and hard as heck to find in the U.S.

I've snagged a few other tracks off "Bones+Flowers" -- I've Got a Feeling, Girl of My Dreams, Dream Away -- and would love to hear what else you think is good from them. Your posts are ones I always read since you seem to have a handle on good pop songs.

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Postby unguarded moment » Tue Oct 10, 2006 1:10 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by pretzelbag[/i]
<br>U.M., you hit another one for me! I bought the Tribesmen's 4-song EP less than a day after I heard "Date with a Vampyre" -- great stuff, and hard as heck to find in the U.S.

I've snagged a few other tracks off "Bones+Flowers" -- I've Got a Feeling, Girl of My Dreams, Dream Away -- and would love to hear what else you think is good from them. Your posts are ones I always read since you seem to have a handle on good pop songs.

-pretzelbag.
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Hey pretzelbag, thanks for your comments. Sometimes, I'm not sure whether people like the songs I post or not, but it would be nice to hear other opinions regardless.

I would suggest getting either comp. "High Time" or better yet, "Anthology 1982-1993: All Hail the Tribesmen". They're full of catchy garage/pop songs, though most of them rock harder than the poppy "Bones..." album.
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