9 thoughts on “ Liar - The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette (CD, Album) ”

1. Finally, the Damned's crowning glory in superbly remastered form, and a well annotated booklet. If any Damned release deserves the deluxe treatment, it is Machine Gun Etiquette. Smart pop hooks, razor sharp playing, humor and a wild sense of abandon permeate the songs/5().

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2. UK released October - "Machine Gun Etiquette" by THE DAMNED on Ace Records/Chiswick CDHP (Barcode ) is a straightforward CD Remaster of the track LP and is part of Ace's 'Hip Pocket' Series of CD Reissues sporting 6" Card Repro Artwork (including the album's original inner sleeve) and plays out as follows ( minutes)/5().

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Machine Gun Etiquette on Discogs. Label: Big Beat Records - CDWIK • Format: CD Album, Remastered • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave, Punk.

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4. May 20,  · The Damned: Machine Gun Etiquette ‎ (CD, Album) Chiswick Records: TECP Japan: Sell This Version/5().

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5. MACHINE GUN ETIQUETTE was the third album by seminal punk-rock group The Damned, and the first one without guitarist Brian James. As their original release helped define the still vague Punk generation, and became part of the soundtrack of the summer of hate (), this stunning release helped define the Post-Punk genre/5(32).

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6. Audio CD, Import, September 9, — — — Vinyl, Import, August 5, "Please retry" Machine Gun Etiquette - 25th Anniversary Edition Damned. out of 5 stars First bought the year of release now the fith copy of this album I've owned. this is my favourite damned album the energy is fantastic. Read more. 5 people found /5(32).

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7. Rejoining forces without James, who pursued his own interests from then on (only hooking up with the band again for a late-'80s "farewell" show), the remaining three brought in young Saints veteran Alastair Ward on bass, recorded an album, and hoped for the best. That best proved much better than expected; while singles ended up on the charts, Machine Gun Etiquette itself was deservedly hailed.

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Machine Gun Etiquette on Discogs.

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9. Rejoining forces without Brian James, who pursued his own interests from then on (only hooking up with the band again for a late-'80s "farewell" show), the remaining three brought in young Saints veteran Ward on bass, recorded an album, and hoped for the best. That best proved much better than expected; while singles ended up on the charts, Machine Gun Etiquette itself was deservedly hailed as.

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