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Area Pirata Rec Pisa, Italy
Area Pirata was born in 2001 immediately tended to Garage, R'n'R, HC-Punk…
We care about reissue of old records no
more available or unissued as well as new records recorded from bands on activities with an attitude alike ours.
We tought and we still think that our attitude and determination could be a factor to help those real underground scenes not depending strictly on the kind of muisc!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Turn Me Up”
This was a welcome release. Basically, Squire's first A side (from a split single) along with the other song from the accompanying LP. The perfect way to launch the re-issuing of Squire's fine run of 45s. A very early Mod revival single, this will also appeal to fans of the new wave/powerpop bands.
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