[Zombs]

Y de regalo otros 2 :

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4 Skins - Clockwork Skinhead Released: Jul 13 1999, Format: CD Label: Harry May Records


1. clockwork skinhead
2. one law for them
3. sorry
4. yesterday's heroes
5. evil
6. justice
7. low life
8. seems to me
9. plastic gangsters
10. on file
11. new war
12. on the streets
13. wonderful world (Live)
14. rcab (Live)
15. 1984 (Live)
16. chaos (Live)


The all time OG (original gangsters matey!) of Oi! Hard, fast and very fuckin' real.....a band name all mummy's boys and arty farty trendies won't even mention to this day!
This CD captures the best of the 3 different line ups of the band. Gary Hodges the band's first vocalist is featured on 5 tracks including the band's first ever single "One Law For Them", the title track "Clockwork Skinhead" and the violent yet `tongue-in-cheek' "Evil".
Second vocalist Panther is featured on the band's third single "Low life" and 4th (and unreleased) single "Seems To Me" while the rest of the CD features Oi! legend (and former Last Resort vocalist) Roi Pearce from tracks on the band's brilliant second album "A Few 4-Skins More" plus live tracks from the band's last ever recordings "From Chaos To 1984".
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4 Skins - Singles and rarities Released: 22 Nov 1999, Format: CD Label: Captain Oi


1. Wonderful world
2. Chaos
3. Clockwork skinhead
4. Evil
5. ACAB
6. I don't wanna die
7. Yesterdays's heroes
8. 1984
9. Sorry
10. Evil (2)
11. One law for them
12. Brave new world
13. Merry Christmas everybody
14. Yesterday's heroes
15. Justice
16. Get out of my life
17. Low life
18. Bread or blood
19. Plastic gangster
20. Norman
21. Seems to me
22. Chaos (2)
23. On the streets

The 4-Skins more than any other band were probably "too real". They didn´t say one thing, and do another. They just lived their lives, and transferred it on to disc. But before you could say "What a wounderful world it is..." the arty-farty trendies were on the war path claiming that "This band is sexist...", "This band is rockist this band is this that and the other...", "This band preaches violence...". Let´s just for once get the facts right... The 4-Skins didn´t preach the glory of violence. They were just singing about what their inner city lives were surrounded by... violence! Remember what they said on their debut album "The Good, The Bad and The 4-Skins"... "We don´t incitate violence we only sing about what happens". But thats hard sentiments for a suburbian middle-class trendy to understand. This bands first vinyl release came via tracks on the two early Oi albums. It was after the success of these records the band were offered a lucrative publishing dead with a major publishing company of which one of the minor conditions was a name change to the "Skins 4" or whatever. Obviously, this was not on, and consequently nor was the deal. A small gesture some might say, but a good example og how The 4-Skins never compromised unlike so many of their so called peers! ... more ---> http://www.geocities...4500/skins.html

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[Induma]

Aqui os dejo un grupillo de Getxo (Bizkaia) de buen punk-rock:

Zei --> Historias de la vida (www.induma.tk)

[Manolo_Rastaman]

Acabo de escontrar el video del ultimo concierto de los Tijuana In Blue, en memoria del cantante "escroto.

tijuana.in.blue.2003.antes.de.perder.el.riego.[directo][dvdrip][divx505-mp3vbr].kafesnebikaina.avi

Este tema ha sido editado por Zombs: 25 -03 -2004 - 08:02 PM

[Induma]

Aqui os dejo el concierto del ultimo disco de tijuana in blue, en formato VCD

Tijuana In Blue --> Antes de perder el riego (VCD) (www.induma.tk)

edito:

Acabo de ver tu post Manolo_Rastaman, no sabia que lo habias puesto; bueno, asi la gente tendra donde elegir.
un saludo

INDUMA

Este tema ha sido editado por Induma: 26 -03 -2004 - 07:25 PM

[Zombs]

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Bollweevils - Heavyweight - (Dr. Strange) 1995

1.Twentysomething
2.Fence Sitter
3.Last Laugh
4.Eye to Eye
5.Who's to Blame?
6.Final Straw
7.Utopia
8.Hate
9.Chronic
10.Bulletman
11.Major Problems
12.Pay to Cum

Chicago's Bollweevils betray their roots with a grinding, buzzsaw guitar sound, very much in the Chicago hardcore tradition of Naked Raygun and the Effigies. Add cascading bass riffs, rapid-fire drums, a snotty lead vocalist and plenty of speed, and you've got an energetic and entertaining punk band that can hold its own in any mosh pit in America. On Stick Your Neck Out!, the band relies on the power of lead singer Daryl's (no last names) vocals, which are strong enough to carry the band's soundalike thrash anthems and supply whatever melody the songs possess. Although the lyrics generally root around familiar punk themes — friendship, loyalty, broken hearts and scene politics — they tend to be more literate than the usual pop-punk fare, especially the stark, eerie "John Doe," which examines the plight of a homeless man turned medical cadaver, wondering what kind of life ended in such squalid anonymity. A hidden bonus track — a cover of Tommy Tutone's "867-5309/Jenny" — ends the album with a bit of puckish wit.

The Bollweevils are nothing if not prolific; the group's second album collects previously released tracks from four EPs, several compilations and even a Christmas song. The recording quality varies, but not the basic formula: power-chord guitar sound and rallying vocals.

The band shows a bit of growth on Heavyweight, with more complex arrangements and the addition of rousing background vocals to augment Daryl's fiery leads. Everything still rushes along at breakneck tempos, but the lyrics tackle the more complicated, tangled emotions of post-adolescence. "There's a place I've heard of where perfection is standard," Daryl sings in "Utopia." "Where I come from, we don't know it/If you live there, overthrow it." "Major Problems" takes a poke at the legions of punk bands fleeing the indie underground for major labels: "Your music is the rage, 15 minutes it's your fame," Daryl warns angrily. The album concludes with a raveup cover of the Bad Brains' thrash classic, "Pay to Cum," followed by a twelve-minute audio tour diary — a waste of time, but good for a few chuckles the first time you hear it.

[Jim Testa]

[Zombs]

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Hymans - Hybrids 2001


A great nite for a burglary
Creep
Rocker
I don't need anybody like you
I'm a clown
Dixie Motel
You push it you hide it
No chance.

The Hymans started as a trio in 1984 because the rockscene in Ludvika, Dalarna, Sweden really sucked. The band became retards of rock and wanted to make great tunes with less tricks than other bands used. Later in 87 the bass-player moved and was shifted with a new vital force. Matte and Micke said goodbye to Hazzle and hello to Kempa. As a trio they played on for another 5 years, made demo tapes and gained good reviews from undergorund press. But still there was something missing in the concept, so they asked another guitarist to join them. The year was 1992 and his name was Bempa and he was kinda cute and young looking.... A retarded guitarist who only could play 3 chord wonders at volume 11 and that was it, quite enough for Hymans. And now Micke could concentrate o what he was doing best- the singing.

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Hymans - Erare Hymanum Est - 2002, Wynona Records,


01-abandon paradise
02- theres no tomorrow
03- little sheela i remember you
04- 7th heaven
05- im a parasite
06- what did i do
07- those days are gone
08- i dont need anybody like you
09- please let me in
10- hey hey hey
11- i dont know where i belong
12- you know
13- china girl
14- 2000 man

Cool! Wynona Records is a Italian label that have sent me 6 CDs, so there will be reviews of Wynonas releases the rest of this week, 1 CD each day. A bit weird to get a Swedish band from an Italian label when I live in Sweden, but I guess the band are too lazy to send me their record themselves. Im really happy that Wynona Records sent me this CD anyway, cus it so damned good, its actually 1 of my favorites right now.
Hymans is a band that have been around for almost 20 years, and their biggest influence is Ramones, which you really can hear in some of the songs. So if you miss Ramones, this is the most obvious choice for you. Theres a total of 14 songs, and all songs are great. Funny that they do a cover of the Rolling Stones song "2000 Man", as Kiss also did on their album "Dynasty". You just got to get this album!! Hard Rock Info - 05-27-2003

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[Shaktale]

Por akí os dejo el último discazo de Malos Vicios...

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Nuevo trabajo de los castellonenses Malos Vicios, que siguen más combativos que nunca cuando apenas queda gente que se atreva a decir lo que piensa de las cosas. Con temas como "Insurrecto", "Bajo tus pies" o "Cuéntame"... un total de 16 canciones de su rock pegadizo lleno de mensaje. Han contado con las colaboraciones de la gente de Insania, de Los de Marras y de Kromosoma. El CD incluye el video-clip de "Glamour y garrulismo". Una apuesta segura.

Malos Vicios - Por amor al arte [Full Album mp3 192 kbps][by Shaktale - TaNKaRD].rar

Saludos... :bye1:

[Zombs]

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The Riptides - Drop Out Released September 13th, 2002

01 My Girlfriend's Fuckin' Ugly
02 Killer Klowns From Outer Space
03 Mall Punks Fuck Off
04 Dragstrip Girl
05 She Makes Me Wanna Poke
06 The Creature That Ate My Brain
07 Degenerate Girl
08 Highschool Psychopath
09 You're A Twat
10 Dawn Of The Dead
11 Reefer Madness
12 I'm Lobotomized 'cause Of You
13 Go Away
14 Dot-com Asshole
15 Night Of The Living Dead
16 Emo Mutherfucker
17 Tammy's A Delinquent
18 Zombie Night
19 Surfers Are Back


The Riptides hail from Canada's capital city and has toured with bands like The Queers, Dwarves, Moral Crux, The Methadones, and have played shows with the likes of MTX, Donnas, Groovie Ghoulies, Frenzal Rhomb, Chixdiggit and many more. They are a four-piece punk rock band that has been together for five years with the same line-up: Andy Vandal (vocals), Sean Shameless (drums), Doug Vermin (guitar) & Bob Goblin (bass). Check out their website for more info at: www.theriptides.com! "Good rock n roll punk, catchy and angry...similar to Screeching Weasel but more melodic, with lots of f**k yous."–Maximum Rock n' Roll "Although the Ramones/Screeching Weasel influence is still strong, they've added a harder edge that incorporates a Meatmen/Dwarves sound...the uptight among you may not appreciate a band like The Riptides, but they probably wouldn't care."-- Exclaim! Magazine

Mensaje oculto. Haz clic para verlo...

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The Riptides - Going Down Sindrome

the riptides - attack of the little green men.mp3
the riptides - beach bunny.mp3
the riptides - gimme gimme your brains.mp3
the riptides - i wanna go surfin.mp3
the riptides - i'm in love with a jehovas witness.mp3
the riptides - im lobotomized because of you.mp3
the riptides - jeanie is a junkie.mp3
the riptides - ottawa sucks.mp3
the riptides - pussy whipped.mp3
the riptides - she's so psycho.mp3
the riptides - surf ballroom.mp3
the riptides - zombie a go-go.mp3

Mensaje oculto. Haz clic para verlo...

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[Zombs]

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The Vindictives - The Many Moods Of The Vindictives (April 7, 1995) Label: Lookout Records

1. Irresponsible
2. Invisible Man
3. Apt. #2
4. Bonnie's Rampage
5. Time of My Life
6. In the Corner
7. Get Lost
8. Ugly American
9. Glad to Be
10. This Is My Face
11. Circles
12. I'm Sick
13. Dummy Room
14. I'm in Trouble Now
15. Assembly Line
16. Terrible Monster
17. Bonnie's in the Playpen
18. I Know People
19. Control Me
20. Upside Out
21. La-La Land
22. Future Homemakers of America
23. Spring Valley Shopping Mall
24. 1 (900) Ulu-Vyou
25. Basketcase
26. You Know Who You Are
27. Impatient
28. ...And the World Isn't Flat Anymore


This is all THE VINDICTIVES material released prior to their signing to Lookout Records in 1994. It contains all of their pre-1994 compilation tracks, singles, and EP's for a grand total of 27 tracks.

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[Zombs]

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The Detonators - Emergency Broadcast Systems LP Label: Emergency Broadcast Systems Records Released: 1983

Condemned To Freedom
Crime And Punishment
Angry Young Men
Cloak And Dagger
Life Is Hell (Day To Day)
Mindless Control
We're Waiting
Black And White
Push Us In, Push Us Out
Open Your Eyes
Not Valid
Guitars Or Guns
Do You Understand


At this time, in the late seventies-early eighties, if you wanted to play in a band you needed either two things; one, shit loads of really nice gear , and two, shit loads of hair. Punk rock was pretty frowned down upon—you sorta took your life into your hands when you went to gigs or even listened to a record too loud. People really thought you were a degenerate.
Black Flag was just about ready to take off, locally. They set the standards all the locals tried to meet, and when their label, SST, started releasing records by other local bands, the scene really grew.
If you were a punk band at the time, and not affiliated with them for whatever reason, it was hard because you were still an outsider, and in this case, not punk enough. We were never able to meet their “requirements”, whatever they were, even though we’d see them at parties in our neighborhood all the time. Maybe it was just the “pecking order”, and that’s how things are supposed to be done, but it still makes for bitter memories for me.
We decided that if we really wanted to play out more, and get taken seriously, we had to record. Again, Black Flag screwed things up-- by proxy--recording studios heard about a “bad local punk band” and wanted nothing to do with recording “that shit”. It took a while before we found a studio with someone who had an open enough mind to take our money.
Emmitt Rhodes was a guy who was a teenage rock star. He fronted a band called the Merry-Go-Round in the sixties, a psychedelic rock act. He played on “American Bandstand” when he was fifteen. He was in his early thirties, as I recall, lived across the street from Brian Wilson’s mom, had a Jacuzzi in his backyard, and was incredibly stoned all the time. He also had a 2-inch 24-track machine and a full studio in his garage. We spent about a grand recording and mixing, and being young and poor, it took a while before we could raise the rest of the money to press the record—another 2 grand, I think—at Rainbow in Santa Monica.
I played bass, Juan played guitar, Korky on the drums, and Mike Mooney sang. Mooney was from Philadelphia, and had the worst case of stage freight I’ve ever seen on anybody. He puked before rehearsals! He quit after the record came out, and started a band called “fun”. I don’t know what ever happened to him—the last time I saw him he came to my house drunk off his ass and challenging me to a fight. I’m six-foot-six and 230 pounds, and this idiot’s five eleven and 160. I laughed and closed the door on him.
We released it as soon as we could, and the first person that really picked up on it was Jello Biafra. Jello really went out of his way for other bands, ensuring that they had their records listened to and had at least one decent gig—opening for the Dead Kennedys. Maximum RockNRoll picked it up too, and we were soon regarded as San Francisco’s favorite L.A. band, which was fine by us.
We were never really liked by the L.A. crowd, and “Flipside” downright hated us. I think it was because we just didn’t fit the L.A. mold of bands—we didn’t skateboard, didn’t wear makeup, we weren’t flashy. Our songs were too political as well.
This, among other things, was a big reason why we ended up in Oregon. L.A. is a very, petty and shallow place, and we were alienated. The only gigs we could get were with bigger bands from outside of L.A. The other local bands wouldn’t have us on their shows. We had to tour to play, and coming back to L.A. found that we still couldn’t get booked. Eventually that changed, but for different reasons, and it still wasn’t fun going to gigs and watching the other bands get to play while you had to sit on the sidelines.


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The Detonators were formed in 1979 by Bruce Hartnell and Juan Camacho in Redondo Beach, CA., to participate in the emerging hardcore punk rock scene that was exploding in southern California at the time. Just out of high school, the two life-long friends played various parties and gigs with numerous drummers—as punk rock was still fairly frowned upon by most musicians, and finding a drummer willing to stick around long enough to allow the band to build an audience what quite a task in itself.
Korky Ollerton joined on drums in 1981, and with Hartnell on bass, and Camacho on guitar, the band took to putting and advertisement in a L.A. weekly paper, “The Recycler”, for a vocalist. Mike Mooney passed the audition, and with his inclusion, the band set off work on material that was to become their first LP, “Emergency Broadcast Systems”.
Released in 1983, the LP allowed the Detonators to gain better gigs, opening for The Dead Kennedys, Discharge, Minor Threat, The Misfits, MDC, The Dicks, 45 Grave, among others in the hardcore scene.
Touring now became a necessity, since the band was selling their records on their own label, and they found that they were addicted to life on the road, which they found much more preferable to staying in L.A. and waiting for the next decent gig to come along. On the first time out, the band was able to open for the great Portland band The Wipers, on New Year’s Eve 1983 at the 13th precinct.
Mike Mooney did not make this trip, as he quit the group because he found the intensity of performing too much for his liking. Hartnell took over on the vocals; as he was the songwriter in the band, he was the only one who knew all the lyrics. It was soon decided to keep Hartnell on vocals and add him as second guitar, as the prospect of finding a bassist seemed easier than adding a vocalist.
Pat Fargher was brought in to play bass, and the band recorded a single, “Yer Child’s War” b/w “Emergency Broadcast Systems”, again on their own label, Emergency Broadcast Systems Unlimited. This release was able to buy some time for the band by keeping them in the music press for a while, it was soon apparent to the Detonators that in order to get anywhere they needed a bigger label to put out the next record, as the band had no money of their own to take on such an expenditure; several mechanical breakdowns while touring saw to that.
Hoping to gain any kind of backing for touring and to build on their fan base, they settled on National Trust Records in Orange County, and released “Just Another Reason” in 1985. Tour support was not a reality, but the band kept at the road.
It was decided to try to go to Europe, with the intent being to “trade” tours with an established English hardcore band. A deal was set up with the Instigators, from Huddersfield, in the English midlands, and the two bands toured the continent and Britain in 1986,along with rant poet Nick Toczek .A U.S. tour was done the following spring. Read More

[Zombs]

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Adicts - Twenty Seven - Cleopatra 1993 (Anagram 2003-Reissue)

1. Angel
2. Love Sucks
3. Do It
4. Thats Happiness
5. Shangri La
6. Football Fairy Story
7. Rossini
8. Breakdown
9. Give Me More
10. Fuck It Up
11. G.I.R.L.
12. What Am I To Do
13. Rockers In Rags
14. Lets Dance
15. 7:27
16. Bog
17. Come Out To Play (Learn To Play Guitar With Monkey & Kid)
18. Give Me More (Reprise)
19. Just Wanna Dance With You (Bonus Track)

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Captain Oi! reissue of the British punk's fifth studio album, originally released in 1993. Features the bonus track 'Just Wanna Dance With You'. Also includes the single, '27' & the U.S. albums original booklet, complete with lyrics to every song, liner notes & a unique Adicts poster of a board game that all the family can play! 2002.

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[Zombs]

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Iberia Trash - Mondo Psycho

01 - Iberia Trash (Introducion)
02 - Motosierras asesinas
03 - La ostra alienigena
04 - El tren de la costa
05 - El vampiro
06 - Surf mutante en Tromaville
07 - Olaf el vikingo
08 - Canibal
09 - Por ser tuyo
10 - Un dia en Wako
11 - Aline
12 - Conclusion




Primer CD de la banda con un estilo que habría que definir como "Psycho-Trash", mezcla del Psychobilly y la cultura de terror en el cine de los años 50's y 60's y películas de serie B. El rockabilly más oscuro de los 50's de Hasil Adkins, Legendary Stardust Cowboys, Kyp tyler e influencias actuales como los Cramps.

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Iberia Trash es un grupo navarro de Psychobilly formado a mediados de Enero de 1998. Los orígenes de la banda se remontan a LOS MOTOSIERRAS, formación anterior en la que militaban sus miembros. Tras unos buenos conciertos disolvieron dicho combo para formar IBERIA TRASH.

La originalidad de la formación radica, entre otras cosas, en ser un DUO de PSYCHOBILLY, formado por Alfonso Carlos López y M. Psycho-Trash, aunque en sus potentes directos suelen ir respaldados por un guitarra colaborador. Reseñar que también han tocado bastantes conciertos como dúo...

Como dato revelante de su Curriculum Vitae musical, señalar que el propio Alfonso Carlos López fue el batería, hasta su disoloción por falta de tiempo, de los míticos Departamento B.

Es imprescindible mencionar el hecho peculiar de que tocan sin bajo y muestran un sonido contundente, cavernícola y siniestro, con letras tipo Serie B, creando así su personal estilo de Psychobilly, que para ser más precisos lo podríamos denominar Psychobilly Trash. Sus diversas influencias musicales hacen de ellos un grupo rico en matices.

IBERIA TRASH acaba de participar en los recopilatorios internacionales de Psychobilly "Revel Without a Cause" y "High Voltage 2".

IBERIA TRASH apuesta por un Psychobilliy salvaje, siendo ya apreciados en el panorama europeo e incluso en Japón, donde se distribuyen sus discos. En España han obtenido excelentes críticas tanto en fanzines como en diferentes medios.Ellos adoran todo el R'n'R desde Elvis a Ramonetures pasando por Demented are Go!

Escuchando temas como:Surf Mutante en Tromaville, Motosierras Asesinas, Canibal, La Ostra Alienígena, comprobarás el potencial musical del grupo y su originalidad.


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[ToNiToWeR]

Aqui os dejo una actuacion de los Sex Pistols en Phoenix, cuando hicieron gira en el 96, yo aun la estoy descargando, pero he previsualizado y dura casi 25 minutos, por lo que no creo que este el concierto entero, pero almenos ya tenemos algo:

Sex Pistols - Phoenix 1996

Si alguien tuviera alguna actuacion entera del 96, que avise, por favor!!

PD: Zombs no te olvides del No survivors de GBH ni del Live & Loud de Peter & the test tube babies :D

:bye1:

[Induma]

Aqui os dejo el video de Kortatu en directo, azken guda dantza:

Kortatu --> Azken Guda Dantza [www.induma.tk]

Disfrutarlo!! :twisted:

[Induma]

el disco con el que parabellum vuelven a subirse a los escenarios, un directo donde hacen un repaso a su carrera

Parabellum --> Un dia cualquiera {www.induma.tk}

Disfrutarlo!!

[ToNiToWeR]

Ante la carencia de posts en estos ultimos dias, aqui os dejo el link del ultimo concierto que dieron los Sex Pistols antes de separarse, es el que dieron en San Francisco en su gira por EEUU:

Sex Pistols - Live in San Francisco
:bye1:

[Induma]

Aqui os dejo un conciertillo pirata de Andanada 7 en Portugal

Andanada 7 --> Directo pirata [www.induma.tk]

Disfrutarlo!! :evil:

[ToNiToWeR]

Hoy domingo, en primicia mundial, y un dia antes de que salga a la venta, os dejo el link del esperadisimo The Meas , continuacion de The Kagas , proyecto de Evaristo, cantante del mitico grupo La Polla Records , el guitarrista y el baterista de RIP y el bajista de Kañeria 13 .
El titulo del album es Buscandose la vida

The Meas - Buscandose la vida

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[Manolo_Rastaman]

A ver si tienen la misma calidad que los primeros The kagas queme gustaron mucho.


Salu2

[Zombs]

Ya baje el de The Meas , he oido un par de temas y esta muy bien


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999 - Same Tittle - March 1978 LP United Artists

Me and my desire
Chicane Destination
Crazy
Your Number Is My Number
Hit Me
I'm Alive
Titanic (My Over)
Pick It Up Cash
Emergency
No Pity
Direct Action Briefing
Nobody Knows

Additional tracks on the Captain Oi release 2000 CD ( not included ): )

Quite Disappointing
Nasty Nasty
My Street Stinks

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