BOB - BOB
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: RERUN
Release date: 21/02/2020
Barcode: 0844667041323
Catalog no.: RERUN0000037
Item ID: 490421
With an arty attitude, angular new wave influences and a line-up including a xylophone player, Bob was one of the more notable bands to emerge from San Francisco's early '80s punk scene. This compilation LP collects the (remastered) tracks from the band's sole album plus the two singles.
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