The Real Kids - Outta Place album flac

In 1982 The Real Kids released a second EP, Outta Place. They also toured Europe and released a live album All Kindsa Jerks. They recorded a European release only new album, Hit You Hard, released on French label New Rose in 1983. Band members Allen "Alpo" Paulino and Billy Borgioli then left to form the Primitive Souls. In 1988, Felice formed a new band, John Felice and The Lowdowns, releasing an album Nothing Pretty on the Ace of Hearts label, later re-released on Norton Records. The Real Kids reunited on several other occasions. They performed regularly in 1998-99, including a New York City new year's gig. Bass player Allen "Alpo" Paulino died on February 6, 2006. The Real Kids reformed in 2014 and released a new CD. Shake Outta Control, released on Ace of Hearts Records.

The Real Kids - Outta Place (Album). The Real Kids - Outta Place, All Kinda Jerks Live, Hit You Hard - The New Rose Years (1982-83) ‎(2xLP, Comp, 220).

The Real Kids broke up and leader John Felice became a roadie for the Ramones. Then, in late 1978, Felice formed the Taxi Boys, who were basically the Real Kids with a slightly reshuffled lineup and a new name, and released an EP that was nearly the equal of the Real Kids' debut. Then for some reason, Felice and company went back to using the Real Kids name and released their second (third?) album, 1979's sweaty, garage-rockin' OUTTA PLACE.

14 tracks · 31 December 1998. 24 tracks · 31 December 1992. 18 tracks · 31 December 1998.

There's plenty of great stuff here by the late, lamented Real Kids, one of Boston's best rock bands. Gems abound on this 20-track part-live, part-studio collection: "Can't Talk to That Girl," "Senseless," "Small Town," "Common at Noon," "Do the Boob," "All Kindsa Girls," and more.