Suburban Studs - Slam: The Complete Studs Punk Collection (Remastered) (1978/1993)
BAND/ARTIST: Suburban Studs
- Title: Slam: The Complete Studs Punk Collection
- Year Of Release: 1978/1993
- Label: Anagram Records
- Genre: Punk Rock, New Wave
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 01:16:18
- Total Size: 191/536 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Suburban Stud (2:26)
02. Dissatisfied (2:36)
03. (The) Rumble (2:30)
04. Resistor (2:22)
05. I Hate School (2:38)
06. My Generation (2:13)
07. Traffic Jam (2:52)
08. Revenge (2:55)
09. Questions (2:59)
10. Necro (2:54)
11. Razor Blades (3:01)
12. Two Victims (3:10)
13. Young Power (3:10)
14. Panda Patrol (2:11)
15. Bondage (2:07)
16. Throbbing Lust (2:29)
17. No Faith (2:03)
Bonus Tracks:
18. Snipper (3:05)
19. Hit And Run (2:21)
20. I Hate School (Live) (2:33)
21. Sinkin Down (2:57)
22. Hudini Charms (3:43)
23. Savier Of Love (3:15)
24. White Light (2:42)
25. All That Jazz (3:13)
26. Supernatural (3:15)
27. Questions (Sax Version) (2:52)
28. No Faith (Sax Version) (1:59)
Back in the days when London had the Sex Pistols and Manchester had Buzzcocks, the Midlands had to make do with Suburban Studs, formed in Birmingham in 1976. Given this date they can be considered as one of the original punk bands.
They released one LP and two singles, all in 1978 but are better known for their gigging schedule. They supported the Sex Pistols and The Clash at London's 100 Club in 1976, they also headlined in Birmingham later the same year with the Clash supporting them.
Despite playing all the right venues (including the Roxy and the Marquee), supporting all the right bands (they toured with AC/DC), doing a Peel Session, and appearing on an ATV punk rock special the band never generated the sales of the other big punk bands of the time.
They split without having managed a single chart hit.
They released one LP and two singles, all in 1978 but are better known for their gigging schedule. They supported the Sex Pistols and The Clash at London's 100 Club in 1976, they also headlined in Birmingham later the same year with the Clash supporting them.
Despite playing all the right venues (including the Roxy and the Marquee), supporting all the right bands (they toured with AC/DC), doing a Peel Session, and appearing on an ATV punk rock special the band never generated the sales of the other big punk bands of the time.
They split without having managed a single chart hit.
Oldies | Rock | Punk | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | CD-Rip
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