FLLR 039 - Misfit Toys
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Misfit Toys - Too Short (version) This is a bit different than the one listed on Discogs , and likely postdates the 1987 effort. Left as (you guessed it?) tape filler on a New Order live tape. Courtesy of BV who provided me his collection, and where this is taken from. This doesn't include "Mirror Black (Shadows)" [A3] "Fade To Black" [B2] or "Promise Me" [B3], but instead includes "Someday" and "Domino". Tracklist 01 Someday [not on first demo tape] 02 Lost Then Found [A2 on demo tape] 03 Domino [not on first demo tape] 04 Tell Me (charted in 1988) [B1 on demo tape] 05 The Ordinary [A1 on demo tape] They were short-lived college rock chartists, but quickly sank into obscurity again until inexplicably, they were rediscovered, which prompted the more recent activity online and this post, as I stumbled into these again. A potted history: "The Misfit Toys was founded in Maryland by Ed and Elizabeth Fusco in