Savage Republic - Africa Corps Live At The Whisky A Go Go 30th December 1981
- First Assembly
- Next to Nothing
- Real Men
- Attempted Coup: Madagascar
- Exodus
- Machinery
- Mobilization
- Kill the Fascists!
- The Ivory Coast
- When All Else Fails
- 1.11
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
The 40th anniversary of Savage Republic's seismic debut LP Tragic Figures is certainly cause for celebration and after working closely with Real Gone Music on the recently released expanded reissue of that album, Independent Project Records is proud to present a priceless jewel documenting the group's early days. Ever wondered about what seeing a blossoming Savage Republic up close must have felt like? Africa Corps Live at The Whisky A-Go-Go December 30th 1981 is here to take us right there, fiercely catapulting listeners in front of one of L.A.'s most iconic stages, back when a young band of UCLA students (Bruce Licher, Mark Erskine, Philip Drucker and Jeff Long), by then still called Africa Corps, was starting to make it's way in the punk underground.
- First Assembly
- Next to Nothing
- Real Men
- Attempted Coup: Madagascar
- Exodus
- Machinery
- Mobilization
- Kill the Fascists!
- The Ivory Coast
- When All Else Fails
- 1.11
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
The 40th anniversary of Savage Republic's seismic debut LP Tragic Figures is certainly cause for celebration and after working closely with Real Gone Music on the recently released expanded reissue of that album, Independent Project Records is proud to present a priceless jewel documenting the group's early days. Ever wondered about what seeing a blossoming Savage Republic up close must have felt like? Africa Corps Live at The Whisky A-Go-Go December 30th 1981 is here to take us right there, fiercely catapulting listeners in front of one of L.A.'s most iconic stages, back when a young band of UCLA students (Bruce Licher, Mark Erskine, Philip Drucker and Jeff Long), by then still called Africa Corps, was starting to make it's way in the punk underground.
