Sham 69 - Game - Limited 180-Gram Translucent Red Colored Vinyl - VINYL LP
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The Game is the 4th album by punk band Sham 69, released in 1980. In 1980 Sham had just disbanded and re-formed within a couple of months, drafting in new drummer Mark Goldstein for this comeback. The Game rang in the '80s as a warning of the coming decade of greed and myopia. The message was, of course, right on the mark. The album sounds like their earlier recordings but has a much slicker production. A much underrated album at the time. The Game is available as a limited numbered edition of 750 individually numbered copies on 180-gram translucent red coloured vinyl. Album Tracks 1. The Game 2. Human Zoo 3. Lord of the Flies 4. Give the Dog a Bone 5. In and Out 6. Tell the Children 7. Spray It on the Wall 8. Dead or Alive 9. Simon 10. Deja Vu 11. Poor Cow 12. Run Wild Run Free 13. Unite and Win
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The Game is the 4th album by punk band Sham 69, released in 1980. In 1980 Sham had just disbanded and re-formed within a couple of months, drafting in new drummer Mark Goldstein for this comeback. The Game rang in the '80s as a warning of the coming decade of greed and myopia. The message was, of course, right on the mark. The album sounds like their earlier recordings but has a much slicker production. A much underrated album at the time. The Game is available as a limited numbered edition of 750 individually numbered copies on 180-gram translucent red coloured vinyl. Album Tracks 1. The Game 2. Human Zoo 3. Lord of the Flies 4. Give the Dog a Bone 5. In and Out 6. Tell the Children 7. Spray It on the Wall 8. Dead or Alive 9. Simon 10. Deja Vu 11. Poor Cow 12. Run Wild Run Free 13. Unite and Win

That's Life is the second album by Sham 69 and probably the first concept punk rock record. The first wave of punk was all about singles and there are two fine ones here Hurry Up Harry and Angels With Dirty Faces. Anyone who can suffer through an episode of East Enders should be able to follow the Inchday in the lifeInch narrative. A pretty great record that is anchored up by two great singles and a novel concept for an LP. That's Life is now available on 750 individually numbered copies on red vinyl, and includes a poster. Album Tracks 1. Leave Me Alone 2. Who Gives a Damn 3. Everybody's Right, Everybody's Wrong 4. That's Life 5. Win or Lose 6. Hurry Up Harry 7. Evil Way 8. Reggae Pick Up Part I 9. Sunday Morning Nightmare 10. Reggae Pick Up Part II 11. Angels with Dirty Faces 12. Is This Me or Is This You?

The Adventures of the Hersham Boys is an album by punk band Sham 69, released in 1979. It is their most successful album, peaking at No. 8 in the UK. On their first album, Sham 69 sounded like a gang of energetic punk rockers, well-meaning and enthusiastic, but things had taken a turn by the time they'd cut The Adventures of the Hersham Boys in 1979. Where their early recordings took a lean, stripped-down approach, like a Cockney version of the Ramones, this album is dominated by InchanthemicInch melodies. The Adventures of the Hersham Boys was one of Sham 69's most successful albums and launched two major chart singles, Hersham Boys and Questions and Answers. The Adventures of the Hersham Boys is available as a limited numbered edition of 750 individually numbered copies on 180-gram translucent red coloured vinyl and is housed in a gatefold sleeve. Album Tracks 1. Money 2. Fly Dark Angel 3. Joey's on the Street 4. Cold Blue in the Night 5. You're a Better Man Than I 6. Hersham Boys 7. Lost on Highway 46 8. Voices 9. Questions and Answers 10. What Have We Got?

The first wave of British punk was overrun with smart kids from upper-class backgrounds playacting at being working-class yobs. Sham 69 was different; every bit as thick-headed and provincial as the band sounded, they took a perversely populist pride in it's lack of musical or intellectual sophistication, just like The Exploited and Anti-Nowhere League. Side one of Tell Us The Truth was recorded live, and it perfectly captured the Cockney vibe, complete with football chants and a spontaneous chorus of InchKnees Up, Mother Brown.Inch Frontman Jimmy Pursey's banter with the audience is impressive, and all the songs are brimmed with straight-ahead live energy. The studio side is a template for brash UK punk rock snotty, in-your-face, fast and loud. Tell Us The Truth is now available on 1000 individually numbered copies on red vinyl. Album Tracks 1. We Got a Fight 2. Rip Off 3. Ulster 4. George Davis Is Innocent 5. They Don't Understand 6. Borstal Breakout 7. Family Life 8. Hey Little Rich Boy 9. I'm a Man, I'm a Boy 10. What About the Lonely? 11. Tell Us the Truth 12. It's Never Too Late 13. Whose Generation!
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