RICHARD DAVIS The Post-Punk Years 1987–1990

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RICHARD DAVIS The Post-Punk Years 1987–1990

RICHARD DAVIS The Post-Punk Years 1987–1990 is a Café Royal Books publication.

The Post-Punk Years 1987–1990, first published in 2022, is 14cm x 20cm and has 36 black and white pages. This is a first edition.

Photos:

Nirvana, Manchester Polytechnic 1989
Steve Jameson, World Domination Enterprises, Manchester Ritz 1988
Mudhoney, Manchester International 1 Backstage 1989
Fugazi, Manchester Boardwalk 1989
Nirvana, Manchester Polytechnic 1989
Thurston Moore, Sonic Youth, Manchester University 1989
Edwards No 8 Night Club, Birmingham 1989
Kim Gordon, Sonic Youth, Manchester University 1989
Nirvana, Manchester Polytechnic 1989
Howard Devoto, Birmingham Burberries 1988
Slum Turkeys, Manchester Boardwalk 1989
Stretch Heads, Bradford 1 in 12 Club 1990
Psychic TV, Manchester Poly 1988
Blixa Bargeld, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Manchester 1988
The Membranes, Manchester Boardwalk 1989
Godflesh, Birmingham 1988
Gun Club, Manchester Poly 1988
J Masics, Dinosaur Jr. Manchester 1989
Bjork, The Sugarcubes, Birmingham Burberries 1987
Pussy Galore, Mermaid Pub, Birmingham 1988
Dub Sex, Manchester Boardwalk 1989
Mike, Manchester 1988
Kirsten, Bradford 1989
Julia Cafritz, Pussy Galore, Mermaid Pub, Birmingham 1988
Boz & Rat, Bradford 1989
Nick Cave, Ritz Manchester 1988

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