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Review: Ku-Pow! British Instrumental Guitar Music Of The Sixties

August 21, 2016 reprobatemagazine

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Review: The Scorpions – Hello Josephine

June 6, 2016 reprobatemagazine

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Review: Pussycat – Boof! The Complete Pussycat 1966 – 1969

March 15, 2016 reprobatemagazine

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The long awaited Scala Cinema 1978 - 1993 book is nearly here, hop along to @fab_press to find out further details of how to order your copy, and get yourself along to the legendary - albeit not quite like it used to be - Scala in Kings Cross on the 26th of September for a happening trashy night of nostalgia, we may even see you at the bar... 😈

Fenella Fielding 1927 ~ 2018

The glory days of the James Bond covers LP, where big bands and small orchestras in the 1960s and 70s performed their own esoteric takes on the 007 theme tunes. More on our website.

The Reprobate team are in Hastings. Avoiding the rain, we found the fantastic shop @butlerandgeorge, where these fantastic French studies of global erotica, published from 1959 - 1964, were an irresistible temptation.

Thanks to @venusinpurrrrrs (who has possibly our favourite feed on Instagram) reminding us of this fine LP that was the sound track to many Reprobate happenings over the decades. Also a belated Happy 35th to Crypt Records who released it on their Strip label, here is to another trashy 35! 🍸

RIP to Lindsay Kemp, the dancer, actor and choreographer who worked with David Bowie, Kate Bush, Derek Jarman and Ken Russell, and was one of the most impressively sinister villagers in The Wicker Man.

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