Last Four Digits , The "Don't Move" LP
$19.50
Tracklist
| A1 | Leave Me Alone | |
| A2 | Fast Friends | |
| A3 | Diddy Wah Diddy | |
| A4 | Another Sex Crime | |
| A5 | City Streets | |
| A6 | Coughing Up Blood | |
| A7 | (I Sold My Soul To) Fotomat | |
| B1 | Don't Move | |
| B2 | Liquids | |
| B3 | Act Like Nothing's Wrong | |
| B4 | Babaloo No More | |
| B5 | Mack The Knife | |
| B6 | I Have A Rental Car |
The Last Four Digits were a pioneering Indiana new wave band, gigging steadily between 1980 and 1982. Two versions of the band existed, both are documented here. The Last Four (4) Digits (L44D) released the 7" Big Picture EP on Hardly Music in 1981, the same year the band covered Captain Beefheart’s "Diddy Wah Diddy on Gulcher's Red Snerts Indiana punk/new wave compilation LP. Following personnel changes, The Last Four (5) Digits (L45D) emerged and recorded several tracks. L45D toured the east coast in 1982, culminating in a live show at CBGB NYC on Valentine’s Day 1982. L45D included keyboard/synth wizard Brad "Mr. Science" Garton who joined upon leaving Dow Jones and the Industrials.
Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl
