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Airship- Get Out 7” ~REISSUE!

Name: Airship- Get Out 7” ~REISSUE!
Brand: Meanbean
SKU: Airship- Get Out 7” ~REISSUE!
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Airship- Get Out 7”. While looking like anything but punks, UK-based four-piece Airship dove headfirst into punk rock in 1979 with their sole 45. This reissue is a true double A-Sided delight. "Get Out, Take Your Mother With You" lights up the A-Side with it's catchy pub-infused glam-punk, while the bouncy punk hit "Gimme A Can Of Spray Paint" sounds like a cross between Eddie & The Hotrods and the Vibrators. Nice packaging on this one too. The single comes in a custom picture sleeve and inside is a reproduction of their 1979 promo photo and an Airship postcard insert. 300 were pressed on black.

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