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Salvation Army- Live From Torrance & Beyond LP ~RARE / PRE THREE O’CLOCK!

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Salvation Army- Live From Torrance & Beyond LP.  Unreleased live recording from May 22, 1982 of the Pre-Three O'Clock Paisley Underground pioneers The Salvation Army at Wilson Park in Torrance, CA.  This album features an early punk version of "Marjorie Tells Me" from the first Three O'Clock album. The Three O'Clock originally formed under the name The Salvation Army in 1981. In the summer of 1982, legal problems with the actual Salvation Army forced the band to change their name. The band name "The Three O'Clock" came from the time of day the band rehearsed. This is an unreleased live recording of their set from 1982 and was recorded right before the Salvation Army was forced to change their name. 

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