Blurt + Singles (IMP052), by Blurt

Blurt + Singles (IMP052)

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Plasnes Really demented psychedelic stuff. Roaring saxophone while the drums and guitar just keep the groove going. Sometimes funky and sometimes oddly atmospheric? Its different enough to keep your attention but repetitive enough to hypnotize you. I will admit I like the more active nature of the "The Factory Recordings" but this one is still a good collection of cool Jazz Punk tunes. Its cool how there were many acts around this time doing different interpretations of the same combo (jazz punk funk). Favorite track: My Mother Was A Friend Of An Enemy Of The People.

JohnBlack This is a collection of amazing songs, an exotic mix of sounds, influences ranging from jazz, avant garde and post punk, but on the other hand, the label that represents them, Improved Sequence, shines for its lack of responsibility and professionalism, it is a Real shame.

jeffschreck Great album, but it's a shame Improved Sequence never answers their messages.

Wade T Guys....... it arrived! Just waiting on the Tshirt. Plays pretty for me! Favorite track: Who Says: Money Doesn't Grow On Trees.

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1.	Dog Save My Sole 04:37	buy track
2.	Who Says: Money Doesn't Grow On Trees 06:51	buy track
3.	Physical Fitness 06:58	buy track
4.	Empty Vessels 03:02	buy track
5.	Play The Game 03:57	buy track
6.	The Ruminant Plinth 05:36	buy track
7.	Arthur Is Coming 07:06	buy track
8.	My Mother Was A Friend Of An Enemy Of The People 03:13	buy track
9.	Get 03:43	buy track
10.	The Fish Needs A Bike 02:41	buy track
11.	This Is My Royal Wedding Souvenir 02:15	buy track
12.	Spill The Beans 08:01	buy track
13.	The Ruminant Plinth (12" version) 06:36	buy track
14.	White Line Fever 06:32	buy track
15.	Sharks Of Paradise 03:19	buy track
16.	Nomads 04:50	buy track

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PRE-ORDER: Ships Feb 4th 2022
*Update* Ships May 20th 2022
2XLP 500 copies. 100 on LTD 2XLP Yellow Vinyl.

Finally reissued on vinyl here is Blurt's self-titled essential debut from 1982 remastered and accompanied by a second album that collects all singles from 1980-1984 including:
- My Mother Was A Friend Of An Enemy Of The People (1980)
- The Fish Needs A Bike (1981)
- The Ruminant Plinth (1983)
- White Line Fever (1984)

Led by poet/saxophonist/blurter Ted Milton, they were one of the oddest and most galvanizing bands from Great Britain’s post-punk movement. Surfacing a year after 1981’s live full-length In Berlin, their self-titled debut studio LP consists of seven tracks that strip funk and jazz-inflected no wave down to insanely logical essentials. These lean vehicles operated by Milton, his brother Jake (drums), and Pete Creese (guitar) get your hips twitching and your brain itching. The songs are both tight and spacey—a rare combo of elements that coheres into trance-funk jams punctuated by Milton’s rude, shredded sax jags and spluttering, megaphoned rants. If you saw Ted Milton doing his thing on the street corner, you’d give him a wide berth. See him onstage or hear him on record and you’re transfixed and repulsed in equal measure. (Jive Time)

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released January 1, 2022

Remastered by Brian Pyle.

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