THE BANGLES - 1982 12" Debut Mini LP
Actress/musician Susanna Hoffs, along with Debbi Peterson, Vicki Peterson,
and Annette Zilinskas (pre- Blood On The Saddle), were first known as The
Bangs, and had released a single before returning to the studio to record
as The Bangles for Faulty Products Records (FEP 1302), a label started by
Stuart Copeland of The Police. This is their debut 12" 5-Song EP from 1982,
without the yellow sticker as shown. Hear 60's garage influences mixed with
the melodic guitar driven original songs: The Real World; I'm In Line; Want
You; Mary Street; plus How Is the Air Up There?, originally done by The
Changin' Times, and popularized by The La De Das, of New Zealand. Produced
by Craig Leon (Ramones, Blondie, etc), this elusive ORIGINAL FAULTY PRODUCTS
Pressing, has a cut corner, but is in overall near MINT condition! I also
have an original available without a cut corner, that is in overall beautiful
MINT condition!
