Gang_Of_Four-Mall-CD-FLAC-1991-401

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401

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298,66 MB

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2021-02-15

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     Artist......: Gang Of Four
     Album.......: Mall

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Polydor
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 13
     Bitrate.....: 813 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:48:54  (311.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-02-15
     Store date..: 1991-00-00
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.gangoffour.uk/



     01 Cadillac                                                         5:28
     02 Motel                                                            3:34
     03 Satellite                                                        3:58
     04 F.M.U.S.A.                                                       5:01
     05 Don't Fix What Ain't Broke                                       4:01
     06 Impossible                                                       0:54
     07 Money Talks                                                      3:36
     08 Soul Rebel                                                       4:04
     09 Hiromi & Stan Talk                                               0:43
     10 Colour From The Tube                                             3:45
     11 Hey Yeah                                                         3:41
     12 Everybody Wants To Come                                          4:01
     13 World Falls Apart                                                6:08



     Unlike most of the defunct groups that have reunited lately, the Gang of
     Four conveys a positive sense of purpose ù unfinished business rather than
     unpaid bills ù on the bracing Mall, the innovative bandÆs first new studio
     album in seven years. A decade before funk-fired rock became trendy, these
     British radicals bucked the roaring punk tide to underline their stinging
     ferocity with dance rhythms, winning feet and minds with hard beats,
     shattering guitar bursts and articulate leftist thought. Now that rocking
     dance music is postpunkÆs leading currency, guitarist Andy Gill and singer
     Jon King ù the songwriting half of the original Leeds quartet ù have boldly
     stepped off the pedestal of punk-era legend to rejoin the musical race,
     making a welcome and credible contribution to a movement they helped
     create.

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