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U.K. Subs
Work In Progress (2011)

**To be released on Jan. 25, 2011**

As part of the original punk rock movement in England during the mid-'70s, the U.K. Subs scored several hit singles in their homeland, switching between politically charged material and party-hearty rockers. Led by singer Charlie Harper (who previously fronted a R&B outfit called the Marauders), the U.K. Subs formed in November of 1976, after Harper discovered the Damned. Originally called the Subversives before shortening their name, Harper recruited guitarist Nicky Garratt, bassist Steve Slack, and a revolving door of drummers (eventually finding a semi-permanent member with Pete Davis), and soon after began plotting their plan of attack from Harper's place of business, a hairdressing salon in South London. Around this time, the up-and-coming group recorded a live set at the infamous punk club the Roxy (just prior to its closing), with hopes of the recording being issued as their debut album. Although the recording did indeed go down, the tapes sat on a shelf for several years, before eventually being issued in 1980 under the title of Live Kicks. This led to several John Peel sessions on BBC Radio One in 1977 and 1978, and eventually, a recording contract with the GEM record label, and what's often considered to be their finest recording, their 1979 full-length debut, Another Kind of Blues.

Channels:2 (stereo)
Sample Rate:44.1 KHz
Sample Size:16 bit
Bit Rate:320 kbps

Audio Quality:Very High (Lossy)
Encoder:LAME 3.98r
Encoder Settings:Constant Bit Rate 320 kbps (Insane)
Contains:Album Art, ID Tag [ID3v2.3 (ANSI) & ID3v1.1]

Format:Mp3
Genre:Punk
M3U Playlist:Yes

01.Creation
02.Tokyo Rose
03.Hell Is Other People
04.The Axe
05.Radio Unfriendly
06.This Chaos
07.Guru
08.Eighteen Wheels
09.Children Of The Flood
10.All Blurs Into One
11.Blood
12.Rock 'N' Roll Whore
13.Strychnine
14.Robot 
ENJOY.