Stinky Toys - Stinky Toys & Stinky Toys

Stinky Toys were a French punk band from Paris, formed in 1976.
In 1976 the band took part in the 100 Club Punk Special (sometimes referred to as the 100 Club Punk Festival).
The 100 Club Punk Special was a two-day event held at the 100 Club venue in Oxford Street, London on 20 and 21 September 1976.
Stinky Toys shared the stage with Subway Sect, Siouxsie And The Banshees, The Clash, Sex Pistols, Chris Spedding & the Vibrators, The Damned and Buzzcocks.

Their 100 Club performance was met with mixed reviews. The band had been praised for their aesthetics, but their music performance was questioned. Elli Medeiros famously stormed of stage as a result of the crowd’s indifference to their musical creations. Despite this Stinky Toys were signed by Polydor in 1977, originally to an international deal.

The band first released a vinyl single in 1977 with "Boozy Creed" on the A-side with "Driver Blues" on the B-side. The single was met with mixed reviews, especially in the United Kingdom. These reviews convinced Polydor to abandon the release of Stinky Toys debut album outside France.
The band split up in 1979.

Band members:
Elli Medeiros - vocals
Bruno Carone - guitar
Denis Quilliard - guitar
Albin Deriat - bass
Hervé Zénouda - drums.

"Stinky Toys" is the debut studio album by Stinky Toys, released in 1977 on Polydor.
The album was also released as "Plastic Faces".

Tracklisting:
1. Plastic Faces
2. You Close Your Eyes
3. City Life
4. Jack The Ripper
5. Driver Blues
6. Boozy Creed
7. More Than Me
8. Lonely Lovers
9. Sun Sick
10. Pepe Gestapo

VBR ~271K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo

"Stinky Toys" is the second and final studio album by Stinky Toys, released in 1979 on Vogue.
The album was well known as "le jaune" album.

Tracklisting:
1. For You
2. No No
3. Birthday Party
4. Hullabaloo
5. B-05
6. Beauty And Pride
7. Black Mask
8. Free From Love
9. No Me Dejes
10. He Loves Me
11. Uruguayan Dream
12. Boozy Creed

VBR ~273K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo

Komintern Sect - Les Seigneurs De La Guerre & Dernier Combat

Komintern Sect were a French punk band from Orléans, formed in 1980.
By the time they released their 1983 debut album "Les Seigneurs De La Guerre", they were an Oi! band with a mixed skin/punk image.
The band disbanded in 1986, reformed in 2014 until 2024.

Band members:
Carl Jahier - vocals
Stephane Guenot, Oliver Votelet - guitar
Jano - bass
Thomas Viallefond - drums.

"Les Seigneurs De La Guerre" is the debut studio album by Komintern Sect, released in 1983 on Chaos Productions. The album was reissued with six bonus tracks in 2009 on Euthanasie.

Tracks:
1-8 LP Les Seigneurs De La Guerre
09 LP Chaos En France Volume 2, released in 1984
10 LP Chaos In Europe, released in 1985
11-13 LP Apocalypse Chaos, released in 1982
14 "Nuit Du Rock" in "Rio", Orléans, March 1984.

Tracklisting:
1. Barcelone 1936
2. Les Seigneurs De La Guerre
3. Les Vauriens
4. Téléreligion
5. Maladie Mentale
6. Unis Par Le Vin
7. Guerilla Urbaine
8. Carte Du Parti
9. Rêves De Liberté
10. Tous Ensemble
11. Maison De Retraite
12. Ulster
13. France
14. Par Le Feu, Par Le Sang

VBR ~271K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo

"Dernier Combat" is the second studio album by Komintern Sect, released in 1985 on Chaos Productions. The album was reissued in 2009 on Euthanasie.

Tracks:
1-13 LP Dernier Combat
14-20 LP Les Uns Sans Les Autres, released in 1986 on Chaos Productions.

Tracklisting:
1. Sarabande
2. Les Années D'Acier
3. Dans Les Tribunes
4. Interlude
5. Quand Meurent Les Légendes
6. Nation Paienne
7. Tous Ensemble
8. Amsterdam
9. Dernier Combat
10. La Crampe
11. Sonia
12. Rêves De Liberté
13. Ce N'est Qu'un Au Revoir
14. Maurice
15. Coup D'Etat
16. 23 Minutes (En Enfer)
17. Toujours Le Premier
18. Les Autres
19. Dans La Nuit
20. Plus Fort Que Tout

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