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Twenty tracks including their three classic singles, 13 unreleased tracks and one demo version from one of Britain’s most under-rated punk bands. Sleeve notes by Steve Eagles.
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PHENOMENAL20 TRACK RELEASE FROM ONE OF THE UK'S EARLIEST PUNK BANDS. ONLY RELEASING THREE RARE AND GREAT SINGLES, THIS RELEASE PUTS THE IN-JUSTICE RIGHT!!! AMAZING STUFF!!! COMPLETE WITH RARE PHOTOS AND LINER NOTES FROM ONE OF THE BANDS FOUNDERS
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I first encountered Satans Rats in a small night club in Cheltenham way back in 1978. They were hot, steaming and produced a set of classic punk rock that night the memory of which remained with me for many years.
'What a Bunch ...' is essentially a fans collection of the Rats studio work during that period (1977-79). Included are a handful of singles and some outakes and demos recorded in such magnificent locations as Ollys' front room and a basement studio in Worcester. The quality is rough, the sound is bad but the attitude is unquestionable.
As a contemporary piece of artwork this CD fails miserably (though it is worth buying for the hysterical liner notes alone!) On the other hand if you want a snapshot of the provinces punk rock scene at the time then grab a copy and thrill to the memory of the days when musicians displayed some real rock and roll blood n' guts!
'What a Bunch ...' is essentially a fans collection of the Rats studio work during that period (1977-79). Included are a handful of singles and some outakes and demos recorded in such magnificent locations as Ollys' front room and a basement studio in Worcester. The quality is rough, the sound is bad but the attitude is unquestionable.
As a contemporary piece of artwork this CD fails miserably (though it is worth buying for the hysterical liner notes alone!) On the other hand if you want a snapshot of the provinces punk rock scene at the time then grab a copy and thrill to the memory of the days when musicians displayed some real rock and roll blood n' guts!
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