Tin Huey - Tin Huey [EP] [Clone, 1977]: 8.5 (high A-)

A lost classic proto-postpunk EP in my opinion. Also seems to be called Puppet Wipes by some. I also listened to their other two Clone singles. One is a titled single, which I don’t remember ever seeing before, called Breakfast With the Hueys. It contains “Robert Takes the Road to Lieber Nawash” and “Squirm You Worm.” I would rate this 7.5 (high B+) and picked up a copy, even though I almost never go for singles, because it’s Tin Huey and I like them, it has a picture sleeve, and they went so far as to name the single. I know that’s a weird reason, but it makes it seem more like a really short EP to me. The other single on Clone is “English Kids” b/w “Sister Rose,” to which I would say “liked.”