Is This Real?
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| Studio album by The Wipers | ||
| Released | 1979 | |
| Recorded | 1979 | |
| Genre | Punk Rock | |
| Length | 40:19 | |
| Label | Trap | |
| Producer(s) | Greg Sage | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| The Wipers chronology | ||
| Is This Real? (1980) |
Alien Boy (EP) (1980) |
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Is This Real? is the 1979 debut album of the punk rock band The Wipers.
[edit] Track listing
- "Return of the Rat"
- "Mystery"
- "Up Front"
- "Let's Go Let's Go Away"
- "Is This Real?"
- "Tragedy"
- "Alien Boy" *
- "D-7"
- "Potential Suicide"
- "Don't Know What I Am"
- "Window Shop For Love"
- "Wait A Minute"
- "Image Of Man" *
- "Telepathic Love" *
- "Voices In The Rain" *
Tracks noted * originally were released separately on the Alien Boy EP. Later, without the band's authority or knowledge, they were added to the 1982 and future re-releases of the album.
Originally released on Park Ave. and Greg Sage's label, TRAP. It was later re-issued on Sub Pop in 1993 with the Alien Boy EP as 4 bonus tracks and has now been re-issued on Greg Sage's own Zeno Records as part of a 3-CD set. The track list has been restored to its original order, thus omitting "Alien Boy" from the first 11 tracks. "Alien Boy" and the rest of the EP is included after the first 11 tracks, along with some previously unreleased tracks. Return of the Rat & D-7 have both been covered by Nirvana.
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