Tacky Souvenirs Of Pre-Revolutionary America

Culturcide
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General | Jul 2008

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2008-07-05
This is the album that Culturcide ended their careers with. Its basically original recordings of popular hits of the time (ca. 1984-86) with vocals and guitar added, with the lyrics twisted to contradict the idiot artists, to say it like it is. Because “sample clearance” wasn’t even a consideration to artists in those days, their punk ethic just went with it. But the record scumpanys caught wind and did all they could to squash this record. Brilliant commentary on the music “biz” and the state of hypocrisy at the peak of the Reagan era. You’ll recognize Michael Jackson, Huey Lewis, Pat Benetar, Glen Campbell, Springsteen, all your favorites with big hairy mustaches painted on them. This is great shit that I transferred from my (very rare and expensive) vinyl and cleaned up with pro-tools. Enjoy!!!

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Track listing

1. Star-Spangled Banner
2. Bruce
3. E&I
4. Michael
5. Let's Prance
6. Love Is A Cattle-Prod
7. The Heart Of R'n'r (Is The Profit)
8. They Aren't The World
9. Houston Lawman
10. Act Like The Rich
11. Fake Dancing
12. Industrial Band
13. California Punks
14. Color My World With Pigs