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	Rubber Hostel (2005) Due out Summer 2005. A vinyl and CD ep. This is Pellethead producing a ‘professional’ recording. Some new songs, some old favourites recorded with underground genius engineer/producers Pete Bar and Nathan Right overseen by Richie Genius. This is intended to be a defining recording.	Tracks Northern Broadway and 5th * Paddy Badway * Defending Too Deep * Stalker (CD only feat. Hussain Gul voted ‘Greatest Singer Ever’ by Q Magazine)
	Half-Nixon (2003) A major leap forward this one. Pellethead returned from their groundbreaking tours of the US and UK (with US Bluegrass-punk outfit The Cuff) full of confidence and this album is the result. 12 songs recorded in one day.	Tracks ‘79 Industrial * Hear Me Now * Bert Revert * Northern * Broadway and 5th * Defending Too Deep * Fleethouse Breakout * Beg, Steal or Borrow * Chrysanthemum Maximum * David Christ * Food Giant
	Mental, Mental, Chicken Oriental (2001) 7 song tape or CD. Also was the basis, along with some earlier songs, of the special USA-only CD for the 2001 tour. Was a step forward in terms of a richer variety of songwriting and lyrics. Note the deliberately cheesy cover art.	Tracks Twist Cornerhouse * Oh Oh Oh * Girlz Bike * Industrial * Roll Back * Something New
	Inzamam Ate My Paratha (1999) 8 song tape. Upbeat pure punk. Tales of urban Boro. The 2-guitar attack was prevalent by this stage. Classic cover concept too, revered on websites such as CricBuzz	Tracks The Crab Nothing Planned * Chicken and Mushroom * Baron * Ten Yards Wide * Organic
	Bert Revert (1996) 7" vinyl split single played by John Peel on Radio 1. Also features Kitten Knievel, Manfat and Kito.	Tracks Bert Revert Oh Well Orwellian (Kitten Knieval) * Hall of Fame (Kito) * Searching (Manfat)
	Bottom of the Pops (1993) The historic first album on cassette tape only. Guitar and keyboard melody-fest. Crude but beautiful. Features some of the greatest keyboard solos known to man.	Tracks It The Drummer * Fleet House Breakout * Disposable * Tony * Food Giant * John the Bottle * Do You Remember
	Punk Rock in the Finest Tradition (1992) This is the first demo. Copies going for 2 G’s on E-bay	Tracks so punk there is no track listing!