Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow
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| Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow | ||||
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| EP by The Saints | ||||
| Released | March, 1980 | |||
| Recorded | London, 1980 | |||
| Label | Lost (Australia) New Rose (France) |
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| Producer | L. Lambert | |||
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Paralytic Tonight, Dublin Tomorrow is an 7" EP by Australian Punk band The Saints. Clinton Walker described it as, "shambolic in the extreme, but still possessed of a certain spark."[1]
Australian Release
PRS-2773
Side A
- "Simple Love"
- "(Don't send me) Roses""
Side B
- "On the Waterfront"
- "Call it Mine"
File:Ptbtbackcover.jpg
The back cover to the Australian release.
French Release
NEW-1
Side A
- "Simple Love"
- "(Don't send me) Roses"
- "Miss Wonderful"
Side B
- "On the Waterfront"
- "Call it Mine"
File:ParalyticTonightbackfrench.jpg
The back cover to the French release.
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