Description
Bassist Henry Franklin’s 1972 release for Black Jazz
A5 Thanks But No Thanks
and seeking a wider and longer format
Originaly released on October 26
it’s all for you
V2: Limited Red Vinyl LP Tiga Bassist Henry Franklin’s 1972 releaseAfter releasing their early punk classic Pure Mania and touring with Iggy Pop, The Vibrators continued with the follow up album V2 ten months later. V2 was a commercial success, landing in the UK album top 40. The single The single "Automatic Lover" even led to a Top of the Pops appearance. The album also contains the punk classic "Troops Of Tomorrow", which became a highly acclaimed cover by Scottish punk band The Exploited. V2 is available as a
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