New Model Army - Space
(c) 1991 EMI
Artist....: New Model Army
Album.....: Space
Source....: CDS
Discs.....: 1
Type......: Normal
Tracks....: 3
Genre.....: Alternative
Label.....: EMI
Catalogue#: 2043182
Encoder...: FLAC 1.3.1
Quality...: 844 kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
URL.......: http://www.newmodelarmy.org/
Tracklist:
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1. Space 3:31
2. 225 4:14
3. Ambition 3:19
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11:04
Total:70.47 MB / 11:04
Release Notes:
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Recorded live on the Impurity '90 tour of Europe.
With their roots embedded in the punk era, New Model Army were formed in
Bradford, Yorkshire, England, in 1980, and immediately outlined their manifesto
by naming themselves after the Sir Thomas Fairfax/Oliver Cromwell revolutionary
army. The group was led by Justin "Slade The Leveller" Sullivan (b. 1956,
Buckinghamshire, England; guitar, vocals), a former platform sweeper and Mars
bar production-line worker, with the help of Jason "Moose" Harris (b. 1968;
bass, guitar) and Robb Heaton (b. 1962, Cheshire, England, d. 4th November 2004;
drums, guitar).
Their brand of punk folk/rock attracted a loyal cult following, much of which
shared the band's grievances towards the Tory government policies of the 80s.
This was best executed on their debut album, which combined militant themes such
as "Spirit Of The Falklands" and "Vengeance" (a vitriolic anthem about getting
even with one's trespassers) with the haunting lament for childhood, "A Liberal
Education". The group's championing of traditional working-class ethics saw an
unexpected boost for a dying art and trade - that of the clog.