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1. Recorded live at the Manchester Academy, in on the "Machine Gun Etiquette" 25th anniversary reissue tour. Recorded and Mixed in on the Twenty First Century Mobile. Aspect Ratio: Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Surround , DTS Digital Surround Region Code: All Except Region 1 Running Time Disc One: 97 mins. approx/5(10).

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2. 35th Anniversary Live in Concert: The Roundhouse, London, an Album by The Damned. Released 12 November on Concert Live (catalog no. CLCD; CD). Genres: Punk Rock.

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3. Can you taste the grit Between your teeth The heat of the lights The crack of the whip The snapping sound Of someone's nerves If you pay you get What you deserve Were coming up from the deep The lizard sheds it's skin Night obliterates the day And all the fun begins Shadow boxing with yourself Just seems to get you nowhere You don't want to cheat When playing solitare Three faces come alive.

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4. 2 DVD, 1 CD set (Easy Action/AVF) Something of a bumper compendium arranged around the Damned’s , Machine Gun Etiquette 25th Anniversary Reissue t.

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5. The Damned are an English gothic punk band formed in London in by lead vocalist Dave Vanian, guitarist Brian James, bassist (and later guitarist) Captain Sensible, and drummer Rat Scabies.[2] They were the first punk rock band from the United Kingdom to release a single, "New Rose" (),[3] release an album, Damned Damned Damned (),[4] and tour the United States.[5] They have nine.

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6. Reformation and Machine Gun Etiquette (–) Edit The former members of the band worked on a series of brief side projects and solo recordings, all making little commercial impact. Scabies formed a one-off band called "Les Punks" for a late gig: Les Punks was a quasi-reunion of The Damned (without Brian James or Lu) that featured.

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7. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Machine Gun Etiquette: Anniversary Live Set - The Damned on AllMusic -

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8. Review: Halloween couldn't be a more ideal time of year for The Damned to release this career spanning petoboningguhartherstalviepresatrel.coinfo's fascinating to track the progression from their early punk roots to their later post-punk and gothic leanings. This selection of songs highlights the differing speeds of the band, constantly shifting from fast-paced cuts like "Machine Gun Etiquette" and "Suicide" to more.

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9. The Damned: Machine Gun Etiquette [25th Anniversary Edition] (Live) outside of the Damned's most rabid circle of fans who really wants to hear the minute neo-psychedelic marathon "Curtain Call" ever again?) A thorough overview for beginners and a fine selection of fave cuts for fans, Smash It Up: The Anthology does right by the Price: $

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