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Outstanding
Value for Money
Good
Advantages:
A damned return to form
Disadvantages:
none
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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Grave Disorder! Wow, I heard democracy and instantly thought I cannot wait to hear this album. This is the best album The Damned have done since Strawberries (although i do like the others in between). This really is a return to form. I have been a Damned fan since 1982 and this was the best present I had in years from any band. It is almost a Black Album part 2. It starts with the mind blowing fury of democracy and continues with songs like Amen from the wonderful Captain Sensible, would you be so hot if you weren't dead (slagging off past rock stars who gained critical acclaim through death), and Absinthe from the gothic mind of Dave Vanian. With Captain Sensible back on the team, and Patricia Morrison (now vanian) from Gun Cub/ later Sisters of mercy and Pinch from English dogs,and the captains old Keybord Player Monty Oxymoron , this is a delightful addition to any psychedelic punk collection.
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Outstanding
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Grave Disorder -
At the beginning of the Damned'sGrave Disorder, "I suspend the sitting, grave disorder
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having broken out", is barked by the admonished voice of then Speaker of The House Of Commons, Bernard Weatherill, before chunky fuzzed-up guitars and power drums ju...
