Punk At Leeds '83 - Vinyl

Album beschikbaar op vinyl (LP) in 1 uitgave. "The Exploited: Punk At Leeds '83" is a live album that captures the raw energy and aggressive sound of the seminal Scottish punk band The Exploited during a performance in 1983. Released in 2007, this album serves as a historical snapshot of the band's live presence during the peak of the UK punk movement. The tracklist includes a barrage of the band's classic songs such as "Psycho," "Anarchy," and "Dogs Of War," showcasing their politically charged and anti-establishment themes. Fan favorites like "Punk's Not Dead" and "Cop Cars" are also featured, delivering the unadulterated punk sound that defined The Exploited's contribution to the genre. Other tracks like "Army Life," "Exploited Barmy Army," and "Dead Cities" further exemplify their gritty lyrical content and relentless musical style. The album also includes their controversial rendition of "God Saved The Queen," alongside anthems like "UK '82" and "Rival Leaders." Rounding out this live recording are tracks such as "Sex & Violence," "Wankers," "Alternatives," and "Jimmy Boyle," each one cementing The Exploited's reputation as one of punk's most iconic and enduring acts. Album valt binnen het genre Rock en Punk.