The Vibrators - Pure Mania

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Feb 13, 2017 Sold Date

Jul 2, 2016 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Pure Mania
Genre: Punk Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Cleopatra Titelanzahl: 15

Trackliste LP - 1

1. The Vibrators - Into the Future 2. The Vibrators - Yeah Yeah Yeah 3. The Vibrators - Sweet Sweet Heart 4. The Vibrators - Keep It Clean 5. The Vibrators - Baby Baby 6. The Vibrators - No Heart 7. The Vibrators - She’s Bringing You Down

Trackliste 12 inch Vinyl Single - 2

8. The Vibrators - Petrol 9. The Vibrators - London Girls 10. The Vibrators - You Broke My Heart 11. The Vibrators - Whips & Furs 12. The Vibrators - Stiff Little Fingers 13. The Vibrators - Wrecked on You 14. The Vibrators - I Need a Slave 15. The Vibrators - Bad Time

Beschreibung

Were the Vibrators real punks? Maybe not, but then again, were the Stranglers? Or Eddie and the Hot Rods? Even more to the point, was Steve Jones? Plenty of rock careerists jumped onto the punk/new wave bandwagon in the wake of the Sex Pistols' success (and more than a few folks, like Jones, stumbled into the new movement by accident), but unlike most of them, the Vibrators took to the fast/loud/stripped down thing like ducks to water, and both Knox (aka Ian Carnarchan) and Pat Collier had a genius for writing short, punchy songs with sneering melody lines and gutsy guitar breaks. If the Vibrators were into punk as a musical rather than a sociopolitical movement, it's obvious that they liked the music very much, and on that level their debut album stands the test of time quite well. Pure Mania boasts a bit more polish (and less politics) than many of the albums from punk's first graduating class (such as Damned Damned Damned or The Clash), but if you're looking for a strong, satisfying shot of chugging four-square punk, cue up "Yeah Yeah Yeah," "No Heart," "Petrol," or "Wrecked on You" and you'll be thrown into a gleeful pogo frenzy. Maybe Pure Mania isn't purist's punk, but it's pure rock & roll, and there's nothing wrong with that. ~ Mark Deming

Mark Deming