Nikki And The Corvettes

This girl group's pairing with punk rock was a novelty back then, offering a fresh alternative to the male - dominated skinny - tie scene. Nikki resembled Pam Dawber and had a voice like Clare Grogan, making her instantly captivating. Hailing from Detroit, Miss Corvette ran away from home at 16 due to her mom's refusal to let her attend an MC5 show. Greg Shaw, in the liner notes of Destination Bomp!, described Nikki as a hard - working, fun - loving girl with style and attitude, backed by master guitarist Peter James. They signed with Bomp in 1979 but faced producer - related issues. Eventually, they returned to Detroit to record their album independently, creating a unique 'bubblegum punk' sound. Even after 43 years, the album still attracts listeners of all ages worldwide. This release includes bonus tracks.

To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music player, be it a CD player, MP3 player, or a streaming device. There aren't any special ways to play it; just let the music flow and soak in the unique bubblegum punk vibes. As for storage, if you have a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent scratches. For digital copies, make sure your device has enough storage space and keep your music library organized. There are no strict rules for listening, but you might find it more enjoyable to listen in a relaxed environment where you can fully appreciate the catchy tunes and the story behind this iconic girl group.