Trash- Bashing Out The Chords '76 - ‘79  LP.  At last, the first-ever vinyl LP from cult ’76–’79 punk misfits Trash. This long-overdue release compiles all seven studio tracks- including both Polydor singles- plus ten gloriously ragged unreleased recordings and more.  Pete Townshend saw them and called them “bloody great,” but no LP ever surfaced- until now.  This amazing reissue sets the record straight with a definitive package including rare photos, full recording discography, and interesting liner notes about their original run. Formed in suburban Weybridge, Trash were raw, melodic, and defiantly untrendy- rejecting punk’s political leanings of the time in favor of bashing out their own brand of stripped-down, grimy rock’n’roll. This LP captures their full arc, from 1976 rehearsal room chaos to their final 1979 studio session that was never released until now.  Unpolished, energetic, and totally committed- ‘Bashing Out The Chords’ is the sound of a band turning limitations into riff fueled brilliance.  Import from the UK.