A post-punk blast from the legendary Bush Tetras. Not sure this ever got a vinyl release, though it appears on the Boom In The Night compilation CD.
Bush Tetras - Stand Up & Fight | ZShare | YSI | 256 kbps
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3 comments:
love this track! the boom in the night cd was also released on vinyl.
http://www.discogs.com/release/489683
seems like roir is out of stock though
http://www.roir-usa.com/8218.htm
I'm liking your tags Billy!
I think Sley's vocals were half-spoken, half-sung. In songs like "Too Many Creeps" and "Can't Be Funky," she repeated simple phrases over and over again, creating a hypnotic monotony similar to Place's guitar rhythms.
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