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The Mekons - Quality of Mercy Is Not Strnen (CD)

Quality of Mercy Is Not Strnen
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Album Details: Quality of Mercy Is Not Strnen

Release Date:01/01/1979
Label:Caroline
UPC:017046162128

Track List: Quality of Mercy Is Not Strnen

  1. Like Spoons No More
  2. Join Us in the Countryside
  3. Rosanne
  4. Trevira Trousers
  5. After 6
  6. What Are We Going to Do Tonight
  7. What
  8. Watch the Film
  9. Beetroot
  1. I Saw You Dance
  2. Lonely and Wet
  3. Teeth
  4. Guardian
  5. Kill
  6. Stay Cool
  7. Work All Week
  8. Unknown Wrecks

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  • All Music Guide

    Here's where it all began. Not the best Mekons album available, but Quality, along with their second album, Devils, Rats and Piggies, and a A Special Message from Godzilla (Red Rhino, 1980, now out of print) shows off the Mekons' noisy, avant-garde side. It's abrasive and not as user-friendly as their later records, but this was an exciting time for British punk-rock, and this music, as dense and difficult as it may be, reflects punk's seemingly limitless possibilities. Issued by Blue Plate on CD in 1990.

    - John Dougan, All Music Guide

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The Mekons

More than any band that came out of late-'70s England, the Mekons (the name taken from the popular sci-fi comic -Dan Dare) have perhaps the most devoted fans of any band even remotely connected to punk rock. And why not? After 25 years together, this band, with an ever-shifting lineup (only Jon Langford and Tom Greenhalgh remain from the original lineup), has produced s... Read more