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Frumpie One Piece w/ Frumpies Forever 7" (Indie Exclusive White Vinyl)

Frumpie One Piece w/ Frumpies Forever 7" (Indie Exclusive White Vinyl) - Main image
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Category: 7 Inch Vinyl Record

The original Frumpie One Piece release was only on CD. It was a collection of tracks previously released over five 7" singles, from a Bikini Kill related band who were conceived of as a singles project. This vinyl release includes the songs from the CD as well as the one 7 inch that was released after the collection (Frumpies Forever 7"). The personnel of this band was 3/4 of Bikini Kill (Tobi Vail, Kathi Wilcox, Billy Karren), plus 1/3 of Bratmobile (Molly Neuman), and they were sometimes joined by Michelle Mae, who went on to be in The Make-Up and Weird War. The Frumpies were formed in Washington DC during the same 1991 summer that birthed the first Riot Grrrl zines and meetings, which the Frumpies dubbed Revolution Summer.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

Finally getting this on vinyl feels like a proper release; the B-sides sound even grittier on 7-inch. I love that it collects those early singles into one place without any filler.

Hazel ★★★★★

The white vinyl pressing is a nice upgrade from the original CD-only release, and the sound quality on my turntable is crisp. It’s got all the tracks from those five 7-inch singles, so it feels like a proper collection in one place.