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Damned Damned Damned
Punk · 1977 · 12 tracks

Damned Damned Damned

The Damned

Thirty minutes of high-velocity chaos. The first UK punk LP, defined by dry production, blistering bass lines, and a hint of the macabre.

February 18, 1977 · Drastic Plastic Records

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A relentless, high-velocity explosion of juvenile energy and street-level defiance.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Neat Neat Neat
2:43
02
Fan Club
2:56
03
I Fall
2:06
04
Born to Kill
2:36
05
Stab Your Back
1:00
06
Feel the Pain
3:37
07
New Rose
2:43
08
Fish
1:39
09
See Her Tonite
2:30
10
1 of the 2
3:09
11
So Messed Up
1:52
12
I Feel Alright
4:26
Moments Worth Listening For
The propulsive, descending bass line that opens Neat Neat Neat, setting a breakneck pace for the entire record.
The iconic drum fill intro of New Rose that signaled the arrival of British punk to the world.
The chaotic, Stooges-inspired breakdown during the extended cover of I Feel Alright that closes the album.
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Lo Fi+3.0σ

The production is built around lo fi than this artist usually allows.

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