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Rip It Up, Issue 60, 1 July 1982, Page 14

EJffQQ 13 Quotes from the Critics ... m I^s i f&i m \r - •-' "superb sense of fluid drive... the most interesting piece of recorded product I have heard from the kiwi koast... inspiring... an absorbing and stunning debut... everything that's necessarily good rock'n'roll." Steve Kulak AUST. 'RAM' ° "the best band in the country... this superb first album will surely secure them a spot in the commercial stakes." Anne Hogan ? EVENING POST PROPELLER Bfccnos "natural successor to Split Enz... exciting innovative... outranks its direct ancestor (Split Enz), stronger songs, lyrically and, especially, melodically... Blams move from short stories to the great New Zealand novel... this isn't just a great New Zealand album, it's a great album... sheer quality." J Colin Hogg AUCKLAND STAR O "the best album yet made by a New Zealand band, and is of international standard... put New Zealand on the musical map. Kathy Stodart SOUTHLAND TIMES "An album too important to ignore and too tempting to pass up... there is no real comparison between this record and the latest releases of mainstream artists like a McArtney ’and Brazier. It is sometimes interesting to listen to how they can restate the tiny rock and roll vocabulary; it is always interesting to listen to how innovators like Blam Blam Blam can add to it." ° Frank Stark 3 NZ LISTENER "this album deserves to achieve excellent sales, chart success and heaps of radio play." Irene Gardiner DOMINION ! I* \ * ♦ Mr -V.l l. * e h's-fH to success also available 'MARSHA' (K8425/REVI4) achieve and ■ j. r / - m m m o W! - r- ■ nsm m i o JSrjld ,VA4- :L. S \ (A *T i (N > / -,•*> w \ ■ / r* t'v a ♦ -1 & LU l E HUH LU u x utvy cO CALL FOR HELP' (K8791/REVI7) CL also available 'MARSHA' (K8425/REVI4) * 'CALL FOR HELP' o (K8791/REV17) » 'BLAM BLAM BLAM' MINI-LP (L20012/REV2O2) 'THERE IS NO DEPRESSION IN NZ' (K8422/REVII) PROPELLER L37414/REV2O4