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An "Even Bloodier Edition" of the legendary psychobilly album 'Blood On The Cats' which was originally issued in 1983 on Cherry Red's Anagram label. Featuring the original album which successfully combined music from UK psychobilly scene leaders The Meteors, The Sting-Rays and The Guana Batz, US pioneers Panther Burns, Irish punks The Outcasts, gothabilly rockers Alien Sex Fiend and even horror rocker Screaming Lord Sutch to create a suitably psychotic blend. Plus a further 45 rockin' and wreckin' cuts, casting a similarly wide net to include the US group that inspired the movement, The Cramps plus fellow American exponents The Gun Club, along with early recordings by psychobilly heroes Frenzy, Restless and The Krewmen, the infamous King Kurt who were the only UK psychobilly group to get on Top Of The Pops, garage trash from The Milkshakes, The Prisoners and The Tall Boys and neo rockabilly from Dave Phillips And The Hot Rod Gang alongside mainland Europe acts The Nomads and The Voodoo Dolls from Sweden and The Raymen from Germany. Rarities include Phoenix, Arizona band Grant And The Geezers' self-released 'Monster Stomp', Swedish psychobilly combo The Voodoo Dolls' 'Split Personality' and 'Death Letter Blues' the B- side of scene stars The Krewmen's debut single. Psychobilly was one of the biggest youth cults of the 1980s, remembered for the followers' gravity-defying quiffs and aggressive "wrecking" dance. The music became an adrenalized mix of rockabilly and punk featuring lyrics often inspired by horror and science fiction films. 'Blood On The Cats' was the first compilation to try to define psychobilly and many fans' first exposure to a genre that, at that stage, was still unformed, being part of a worldwide movement inspired by punk but devoted to primitive rock 'n' roll of the 1950s and 1960s. Most of the groups included here played The Klub Foot at The Clarendon Hotel Ballroom in Hammersmith which opened in 1982 and soon became the psychobilly scene's focal point, only closing in 1988 when the venue was knocked down.
An "Even Bloodier Edition" of the legendary psychobilly album 'Blood On The Cats' which was originally issued in 1983 on Cherry Red's Anagram label. Featuring the original album which successfully combined music from UK psychobilly scene leaders The Meteors, The Sting-Rays and The Guana Batz, US pioneers Panther Burns, Irish punks The Outcasts, gothabilly rockers Alien Sex Fiend and even horror rocker Screaming Lord Sutch to create a suitably psychotic blend. Plus a further 45 rockin' and wreckin' cuts, casting a similarly wide net to include the US group that inspired the movement, The Cramps plus fellow American exponents The Gun Club, along with early recordings by psychobilly heroes Frenzy, Restless and The Krewmen, the infamous King Kurt who were the only UK psychobilly group to get on Top Of The Pops, garage trash from The Milkshakes, The Prisoners and The Tall Boys and neo rockabilly from Dave Phillips And The Hot Rod Gang alongside mainland Europe acts The Nomads and The Voodoo Dolls from Sweden and The Raymen from Germany. Rarities include Phoenix, Arizona band Grant And The Geezers' self-released 'Monster Stomp', Swedish psychobilly combo The Voodoo Dolls' 'Split Personality' and 'Death Letter Blues' the B- side of scene stars The Krewmen's debut single. Psychobilly was one of the biggest youth cults of the 1980s, remembered for the followers' gravity-defying quiffs and aggressive "wrecking" dance. The music became an adrenalized mix of rockabilly and punk featuring lyrics often inspired by horror and science fiction films. 'Blood On The Cats' was the first compilation to try to define psychobilly and many fans' first exposure to a genre that, at that stage, was still unformed, being part of a worldwide movement inspired by punk but devoted to primitive rock 'n' roll of the 1950s and 1960s. Most of the groups included here played The Klub Foot at The Clarendon Hotel Ballroom in Hammersmith which opened in 1982 and soon became the psychobilly scene's focal point, only closing in 1988 when the venue was knocked down.
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Format: CD
Label: ANAGRAM UK
Rel. Date: 03/25/2022
UPC: 5013929220720

Blood On The Cats: Even Bloodier / Various (Uk)
Artist: Blood On The Cats: Even Bloodier / Various
Format: CD
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1. Alien Sex Fiend - Wild Women (Version)
2. Sunglasses After Dark - Swamp Baby
3. Bone Orchard - Fats Terminal
4. The Escalators - the Day the Sun Burned Down
5. The Guana Batz - Cannibal Run
6. The Meteors - Graveyard Stomp
7. Screaming Lord Sutch Loony Party - Murder in the Graveyard
8. The Sting-Rays - Dinosaurs
9. The Outcasts - Seven Deadly Sins
10. The Ricochets - Runnin' Wild
11. Panther Burns - Red Headed Woman
12. The Revillos - Voodoo
13. The Vibrators - Wolfman Howl
14. The Brilliant Corners - Black Water
15. Inca Babies - the Interior
16. Scientists - When Fate Deals It's Mortal Blow
17. The Cannibals - Paralytic Confusion
18. The Jackals - Psychobilly Belinda
19. The Rattlers - Scare Me to Death
20. Restless - Blackcat
21. Fireball XL5 - Rockin' Shoes
22. Deltas - Heart Attack
23. Buzz and the Flyers - Let's Bop
24. Blue Cat Trio - Rockabilly Boogie
25. Dave Phillips and the Hot Rod Gang - Tainted Love
26. The Polecats - Marie Celeste
27. The Sharks - Skeleton Rock
28. The Tronics - Wild Cat Rock
29. Pearl Harbour - Voodoo Voodoo
30. Darkness and Jive - Guys 'N' Dolls
31. The Cramps - Goo Goo Muck
32. The Gun Club - Preaching the Blues
33. Grant and the Geezers - Monster Stomp
34. King Kurt - Destination Zululand
35. The Nomads - Psycho
36. The Sid Presley Experience - Public Enemy Number One
37. Naz Nomad and the Nightmares - She Lied
38. The Bananamen - Surfin' Bird
39. Restless - Mr. Blues
40. The Voodoo Dolls - Split Personality (Ep Version)
41. The Primevals - This Kind of Love
42. The Delmonas - Peter Gunn Locomotion
43. The Milkshakes - Comanche
44. The Vibes - the Underestimated Man
45. The Tall Boys - Feel It
46. The Prisoners - Revenge of the Cybermen
47. The Playn Jayn - Rockin' Hearse (Live)
48. The X-Men - Do the Ghost
49. The Golden Horde - Vampire Bat
50. The Screaming Blue Messiahs - Good and Gone
51. The Raymen - Man from Mars (Original 1984 Version)
52. The Meteors - I'm Just a Dog
53. Frenzy - Cry or Die
54. Erazerhead - Werewolf
55. The Krewmen - Death Letter Blues 2
56. The Fuzztones - Ward 81

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An "Even Bloodier Edition" of the legendary psychobilly album 'Blood On The Cats' which was originally issued in 1983 on Cherry Red's Anagram label. Featuring the original album which successfully combined music from UK psychobilly scene leaders The Meteors, The Sting-Rays and The Guana Batz, US pioneers Panther Burns, Irish punks The Outcasts, gothabilly rockers Alien Sex Fiend and even horror rocker Screaming Lord Sutch to create a suitably psychotic blend. Plus a further 45 rockin' and wreckin' cuts, casting a similarly wide net to include the US group that inspired the movement, The Cramps plus fellow American exponents The Gun Club, along with early recordings by psychobilly heroes Frenzy, Restless and The Krewmen, the infamous King Kurt who were the only UK psychobilly group to get on Top Of The Pops, garage trash from The Milkshakes, The Prisoners and The Tall Boys and neo rockabilly from Dave Phillips And The Hot Rod Gang alongside mainland Europe acts The Nomads and The Voodoo Dolls from Sweden and The Raymen from Germany. Rarities include Phoenix, Arizona band Grant And The Geezers' self-released 'Monster Stomp', Swedish psychobilly combo The Voodoo Dolls' 'Split Personality' and 'Death Letter Blues' the B- side of scene stars The Krewmen's debut single. Psychobilly was one of the biggest youth cults of the 1980s, remembered for the followers' gravity-defying quiffs and aggressive "wrecking" dance. The music became an adrenalized mix of rockabilly and punk featuring lyrics often inspired by horror and science fiction films. 'Blood On The Cats' was the first compilation to try to define psychobilly and many fans' first exposure to a genre that, at that stage, was still unformed, being part of a worldwide movement inspired by punk but devoted to primitive rock 'n' roll of the 1950s and 1960s. Most of the groups included here played The Klub Foot at The Clarendon Hotel Ballroom in Hammersmith which opened in 1982 and soon became the psychobilly scene's focal point, only closing in 1988 when the venue was knocked down.
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