Naked Raygun - This Place Used To Be A Strip Joint vinyl record cover

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No Sex (Live in Chicago, November 2, 1985)

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The Strip (Live in Chicago, November 2, 1985)

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Managua (Live in Chicago, November 2, 1985)

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Item UPC: 820233878289

Date First Available: October 16, 2026

Label: LAUGING BEE MUSIC

Naked Raygun

This Place Used To Be A Strip Joint

Name: Naked Raygun - This Place Used To Be A Strip Joint
Brand: Naked Raygun
SKU: 820233878289

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Newly launched label Laughing Bee Music unveils vinyl and digital releases of Naked Raygun’s archival live performance from The Aadam Jacobs Collection. Documenting nearly forty years of the Chicago music scene, Associated Press recently said “The growing Aadam Jacobs Collection is an internet treasure trove for music lovers.” Naked Raygun's release This Place Used to Be a Strip Joint (releasing on both colored and black vinyl) features an incredible live performance recorded on November 2, 1985, including two soundcheck recordings and documenting the band at a pivotal moment as they emerged as one of the most influential bands in the Chicago punk scene.

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