Inca Babies - Rumble

It took me forever to try and get a good picture of this album cover and it still looks like shit.... so you better enjoy this. ==== Inca Babies - Rumble

Trix - Official Business

I bought this 45 being told it was from the 70's but I don't think that is correct? This has a early 80's party metal vibe to me but I could me mistaken? Anyone have any info on the group or 45?
I really dig the really fuzzy guitars and solos...

Trix - Official Business

Three Women In Black

Some gothy hard punkish rock by Three Women In Black on the Dionysus record label w/ a Sex Pistols cover. I know nothing about these girls but i've had this record since forever...

Three Women In Black - Grace Of God

Three Women In Black - Cards

Three Women In Black - Submission

Peroxide (Lyn Todd Band) - Heart Disease - Christine

Don't know anything about singer Lyn Todd, but backstage mentor and Hi-NRG luminary Bobby O went on to notoriety with Divine and then fame with the Pet Shop Boys. He's basically the star of the show here, even furnishing a sharp Midnight Express-style instrumental, "Metropolis Suite." Otherwise, Lyn Todd belts out a batch of dazzling rock/disco ditties that never outstay their welcome. The remakes actually emerge weaker than the killer originals on this great but very rare record.

Lyn Todd's only known album sports the auspice of future disco magnate Bobby Orlando, who played most of the instruments and wrote most of the material. The resultant Lyn Todd record showcases excellent '70s rock bolstered by nascent Hi-NRG. The talented Orlando immediately went on to launch his independent label O Records, which featured Divine and the Flirts, among others. Two members of Lyn Todd's band, sax-blowing keyboardist Mamie Frances and guitarist Geoff Lipp, also played with New York punkers Arthur's Dilemma, Peroxide, and Now.

The above was lifted from the web and is about the full length album that Lyn Todd put out in 1980. It was all the info i could find about Lyn Todd and i could not find anything about this 45 release. This must be from before the full length album because i don't hear any "disco" influence on this punky power pop/rock 45...?

Any help on this release would be appreciated!?!??

Peroxide (Lyn Todd Band) - Heart Disease

Peroxide (Lyn Todd Band) - Christine

Guadalcanal Diary - Litany (Life Goes On )

I see life like a mirror
And I see life so much clearer

We move so quickly
Who knows where the time goes
Where does this road lead?
No one knows, no one knows

Listen to the single heart beating
Rhythm for an ever-changing song

I see life with surprise
And I see life, oh, in your eyes

Take all your troubles
Put them in a common file
Light a fire with reason
Watch it rise, watch it rise

Listen to the single voice singing
Lifted in an ever-growing song

I see life without anger

I see life all together
I see life go on forever

Life goes on forever
Life goes on

I'm not a huge 80's Alternative Rock guy. In 87 when this record came out and i was in my Hardcore days i would have most likely made fun of this but a few years ago when i was making tapes i put this song on one i made for my kids and it has been long time fave for me and the boys since then. (the tape & the song) So on this Fathers day i send this one out to my Sons who are all i need as a gift on this Fathers day!

Guadalcanal Diary - Litany (Life Goes On )