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The Boomtown Rats - The Boomtown Rats Mp3

  • Performer: The Boomtown Rats
  • Album: The Boomtown Rats
  • Label: Ensign
  • Catalog #: ENVY 1, 9102 800
  • MP3: 2551 mb | FLAC: 2272 mb
  • Released: Sep 1977
  • Country: UK
  • Style: Punk
  • Rating: 4.1/5
  • Votes: 724
  • Category: Rock
The Boomtown Rats - The Boomtown Rats Mp3

Tracklist

1Neon Heart
2I Can Make It If You Can
3(She's Gonna) Do You In
4Kicks
5Lookin' After No. 1
6Joey's On The Street Again
7Close As You'll Ever Be
8Never Bite The Hand That Feeds
9Mary Of The 4th Form

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
ENVY 1, 9102 800The Boomtown Rats The Boomtown Rats ‎(LP, Album)Ensign, EnsignENVY 1, 9102 800UK1977
SRM-1-1188The Boomtown Rats The Boomtown Rats ‎(LP, Album)MercurySRM-1-1188Canada1977
6310 950The Boomtown Rats The Boomtown Rats ‎(LP, Album)Mercury6310 950New Zealand1977
MCR4-1-1188The Boomtown Rats The Boomtown Rats ‎(Cass)MercuryMCR4-1-1188US1977
ENCAS 1The Boomtown Rats The Boomtown Rats ‎(Cass, Album)EnsignENCAS 1UK1977

Credits

  • Arranged By, Music By [Melodies]The Boomtown Rats
  • Art DirectionSue Dubois
  • Bass Guitar, VocalsPete Briquette
  • Design [Sleeve]Geoff Halpin
  • Drums, VocalsSimon Crowe
  • Engineer, Mastered By, Edited By [Laundered]Steve Stiffgee Brown
  • GuitarGerry Cott
  • Guitar, VocalsGarry Roberts
  • Keyboards, VocalsJohnnie Fingers
  • Lead Vocals, Harp, Lyrics ByBob Geldof
  • ManagementFachtna O'Kelly
  • Mixed ByRobert John Lange, Steve Brown (tracks: A1, A5)
  • Photography By [Inner Sleeve]Adrian Boot
  • Photography By [Sleeve]Hannah Shavn
  • ProducerRobert John Lange
  • SaxophoneAlbie "Gimme The Money" Donnelly
  • Songwriter [All Titles]Geldof

Notes

Sleeve: Printed in England by Robert Stace
Marketed by Phonogram.

℗ 1977 Ensign Records
Published by Sewer Fire Hits.
Vinyl mastered at Utopia Studios, UK.
(See BAOI: Lyre symbol/UT)

Recorded at Dieter Dierk's Studios, Stommeln, Köln, Germany.

A3: The label just says "Joey"

Includes a b/w printed liner with lyrics & band images.

This version with green label design, also available as white karo design.
There is a Repress which omitts the "POG MO THON" etching in the A side runout.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (A-side runout, stamped): ENV˅ 001 1˅//2 UT
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side runout, stamped): ENV˅ 001 2˅//2 UT
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side runout, hand-etched): DO THE GEE
  • Matrix / Runout (A&B-side runouts, hand-etched): Ʊ [Lyre symbol]
  • Matrix / Runout (A-side runout, hand etched): POG MO THON

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ensign Records
  • Published By – Sewer Fire Hits
  • Recorded At – Dierks Studios
  • Mastered At – Utopia Studios
  • Pressed By – Phonodisc Ltd.
  • Printed By – Robert Stace
  • Marketed By – Phonogram

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Tenius
'tis a cracking debut, definitely more New Wave than Punk, should we update the style category?
Tejora
The is a good debut. as well as being punk, it owes a lot to Bruce Springsteen. Listen to 'Joey's on the Street Again' to see what I mean. Closer to new wave, than punk, really.
Tygralbine
genre is the death knell of musiclisten to it don't write about it
Thetahuginn
The Rats debut is a good, but not yet great record that show they got it down on vinyl just a wee bit premature. This is hard driving pub rock/R&B of the Dr. Feelgood stripe. The album is competent and never embarrassing, yet it displays only a ghost of the New Wave finesse that they would evidence shortly afterward. Their first hit,"Lookin' Out After No. 1," is a stirring call to arms that as the first postpunk single added to the staid BBC playlist sets an appropriate standard of quality. "Mary of The Fourth Form," is a leering schoolboy blues number: the LP cut pales next to the more aggressive single version. All well and good, but the band would literally explode with new ideas and a multitude of sonic styles with the next album and throughout the rest of their career.http://postpunkmonk.wordpress.comFor more ruminations on the Fresh New Sound Of Yesterday
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