My Bloody valentine - This Is Your Bloody Valentine ep ( Tycoon 1985 )

First ever release (Mini LP) by My Bloody Valentine in 1985 !!!

http://rapidshare.com/files/149660554/MBV_ep.rar.html

The Gories - Outta Here ( Crypt 1992 )

Third LP by Detroits finest! Wild Garage Rhythm n Punk stomper from start to finish from the scientists of the genre!!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/147228060/GRS_OH.rar.html

v.a BLOW UP Presents: Exclusive Blend Vol.4 ( Blow Up 2001 )

Fourth and final volume of the exclusive blend series!

http://rapidshare.com/files/146307608/BU_EB_V4.rar.html

"The series continues with this twenty track plundering of the Chappell Sound Library that for me brought the best from this genre via the spot on Jack Arel. Sounds though drift from cheesy big band rock jazz fusions, to soundtrack ventures and cocktail fantasies. A useful addition to your soundfile banks."

(Additional Text from: Boomkat.com)

Loop - Wolf Flow ( The John Peel Sessions 1987-1990) ( Reactor 1991 )

Cult Uk heavy riffs Psychedelic Droners in their John Peel treatment!!!

http://rapidshare.com/files/145258503/Loop_WF.rar.html

Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff E.P ( Sub Pop 1988 )

Fuck Grunge! This is original late 80s ultra explosive & fuckin dirty Garage Punk of the finest quality!

The debut E.P by Mudhoney!!!

http://rapidshare.com/files/143879408/MDHN_SFBM.rar.html

Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance ( Blank 1978 )

What a record? An LP starting with such a Rock n Roll Punker like "Nonalignment Pact " cannot help but be a classic! Strange, peculiar and out of this world Rock n Roll!!!

http://rapidshare.com/files/143076143/PU_MD.rar.html

Thee Hypnotics - Love In A Different Vein ( Hipsville 1988 )

One of the most "Detroit" bands that emerged from London UK in the late 80s/early 90s underground! Here is a 2-tracker from 1988!
http://rapidshare.com/files/142076229/1988-THEE_Hypz.rar.html

Assembling a host of 1967 psychedelic fuzz-guitar stars — Blue Cheer, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, etc. — as primary influences, adding a bit of Pretty Things/Rolling Stones ambience and jamming on a frenzied Stooges/MC5 drive, this quartet from High Wycombe, a town northwest of London, handily re-created the pre-Zeppelin era with more flair than most. Singer James Jones knows all the right moves, as does guitarist Ray Hanson, who pulls off the neat trick of overdubbing several different specific styles in a single song.

(Additional Text: TrouserPress.com)