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Artist..........: X-Ray Spex ▒▀
Album...........: Live At The Roundhouse London (2008)
Genre...........: Punk Rock
Label...........: Year Zero
Catnr...........: YZCDVD001
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 31-07-2010
Street.Date.....: 09-11-2009
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://www.myspace.com/xrayspex1976
Size............: 90.42MB
Song.Title :
01. Oh Bondage Up Yours! 3:04
02. Art-i-ficial 3:08
03. Obsessed With You 2:39
04. Warrior In Woolworths 2:51
05. Crystal Clear 4:16
06. Let's Submerge 3:13
07. I Am A ClichΘ 1:57
08. I Can't Do Anything 2:51
09. Identity 2:29
10. Melancholy 3:45
11. Genetic Engineering 2:12
12. Highly Inflammable 2:20
13. I Live Off You 2:21
14. I'm A Poseur 3:02
15. Germ Free Adolescents 3:17
16. Junk Food Junkie 2:56
17. Bloody War 2:25
18. Cigarettes 2:20
19. The Day The World Turned Day-Glo 3:07
20. Oh Bondage Up Yours! (Encore) 3:49
Runtime: 58:04 min
Release.Info :
One of the great English punk bands of the late '70s, there is only one thing
wrong with the careers of X-Ray Spex and lead singer Poly Styrene they didn't
record enough music. Formed in 1976 by school friends Marion Elliot (Styrene)
and Susan Whitby (saxophonist Lora Logic), X-Ray Spex exploded onto the punk
scene with one of the era's great singles, the feminist punk rallying cry "Oh
Bondage, Up Yours." With Logic's sax stating the melody semi-tunefully and Jak
Airport's guitar laying down a wash of distorted chords, Styrene's vocal,
especially on the chorus, is a marvel. Along with the early Sex Pistols and
Clash singles, this was one of punk rock's great moments.
So, too, was X-Ray Spex's debut LP, Germ Free Adolescents, which was great in
spite of "Oh Bondage" not being on it (a situation that would be rectified with
the 1993 CD reissue). Lora Logic was gone (to form Essential Logic), but her
replacement Rudi Thompson played in as rudimentary a fashion, but stayed in
tune a little more. The songs were guitar-driven punk-pop that combined outrage
and aggression with a sense of alienation and disenfranchisement about rampant
commerciality and an increasingly sterile and artificial world. Styrene's songs
were more likely to be about drowning in a sea of corporate-designed consumer
fantasies than straight-out attacks against the government. This didn't mean
the songs were any less political; they simply attacked the zeitgeist from a
different vantage point.
Tragically, there was no immediate second X-Ray Spex record. But there was Poly
Styrene's only full-length solo record, Translucence. Abandoning completely the
loud guitars of X-Ray Spex, Translucence is quiet and jazzy in a way that
anticipates the work of Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn in Everything But the Girl.
It's a bit of a shock coming after Germ Free Adolescents, but it's a beautiful
album, and Styrene's singing, though not as exciting and unhinged, is
frequently stunning. Consistent with her career up to this point, Poly Styrene
dropped out of music entirely shortly after the release of Translucence and
joined a London-based Hare Krishna sect. She emerged from "retirement" in 1986
with a wonderful EP titled Gods and Goddesses.
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