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VA - Punk 45 Vol. 2 Underground Punk and Post Punk in the UK 1977-1981 (2014) MP3@320kbps Beolab1700  VA - Punk 45: There Is No Such Thing As Society. vol. 2: Underground Punk and Post-Punk in the UK 1977-8 Artist...............: Various Artists Album................: Punk 45: There Is No Such Thing As Society. vol. 2: Underground Punk and Post-Punk in the UK 1977-8 Genre................: Punk Source...............: CD Year.................: 2014 Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520 Codec................: LAME 3.99 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Information..........: Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 17/05/2014 Tracklisting 1. The Users - Sick of You [03:22] 2. Art Attacks - Neutron Bomb [02:53] 3. Johnny Moped - Incendiary Device [02:05] 4. The Jermz - Power Cut [01:45] 5. The Mekons - 32 Weeks [01:35] 6. The Rings - I Wanna Be Free [02:47] 7. The Now - Development Corporations [03:06] 8. The Killjoys - Johnny Doesn't Want to Go to Heaven [02:38] 9. Disturbed - I Don't Believe [04:22] 10. Television Personalities - Part-Time Punks [02:35] 11. Puncture - Mucky Pup [02:01] 12. The Lines - White Night [03:21] 13. The Scabs - Leave Me Alone [02:44] 14. The Cravats - You're Driving Me [04:48] 15. Swell Maps - Real Shocks [02:13] 16. The Nerves - TV Adverts [02:44] 17. Eric Random - 23 Skidoo [03:14] 18. 'O' Level - East Sheen [02:59] 19. Josef K - Radio Drill Time [04:01] 20. The Cigarettes - They're Back Again, Here They Come [03:52] 21. The Shapes - Wot's for Lunch Mum [01:28] 22. The Freeze - For J.P.S. [02:10] 23. Roses Are Red - Can't Understand [03:03] 24. Prefects - Going Through the Motions [04:53] Playing Time.........: 01:10:54 Total Size...........: 169.10 MB Documenting U.K. underground punk and post- punk from 1977-1981, esteemed label Soul Jazz Records looks beyond the Sex Pistols and the Clash and manages to curate a compilation of hidden and seminal tracks that shine a light on a fertile and intelligent D.I.Y. scene away from the scurrilous tabloid headlines of that era. Featuring a deluxe 400-page Punk 45 cover art book compiled and edited by noted music author Jon Savage and Soul Jazz founder Stuart Baker, this vibrant collection is a more than satisfactory follow-up its predecessor, Punk 45: Underground Punk in the United States of America, Vol. 1. Soul Jazz has done a very good job in representing such a varied and fearless underground punk scene, with the likes of the Mekons casually rubbing shoulders with Scottish indie legends Josef K on the carefully constructed track list. What makes this compilation so engaging is that the songs evoke images of a â™70s Britain behest by strikes, rolling blackouts, Margaret Thatcher, and general disillusionment with the establishment alongside the genuine musical ingenuity and drive of the artists featured. By successfully capturing this spirit of discontent and the subsequent creativity that nurtured it, this collection is a brilliant snapshot of the rise of U.K. punk and post-punk and the explosive cultural shift that followed. 
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