A few leftovers of the special present 7'' for the ticket holders of the second Wild Honey Christmas Party held in Milan.
300 copies only.  Cool novelty sleeve, pop-out/stand-up design.

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  While I'd never heard of the genre "power pop" growing up (but knew all the bands we now call power pop), now (and for the past 3+ decades) the term is common, and for me seems to go back to the 1950s with bands such as Buddy Holly & the Crickets.  I love the term, but many of my friends hate it, maybe because it wasn't around when they found these bands, or maybe because (at least in my mind) it runs a wide spectrum, can even include (at least for some) the punk rock side of the spectrum with bands such as Real Kids and Ramones (along with the hard rock of bands like Cheap Trick), all the way to the other side with bands such as Raspberries and Shoes. (I'm guessing some like to include the latter but not the former.) While Giuda focuses on the former, Zac focuses on the latter...it doesn't sound like those bands mentioned but still sounds like it's coming from that 1970s era, from the bubblegum of many different countries to the glammy Canada rock of the 1970s, from Tommy James to Chinnichap.  -- winch (green noise records)