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| 1. | Lost Highway
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| 2. | Moonlight Hotel
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| 3. | Bad Indian
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| 4. | The House On Highland Ave
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| 5. | Bad America
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| 6. | Walking With The Beast
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| 7. | Preachin The Blues
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| 8. | Sleeping In Blood City
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| 9. | The Fire Of Love
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| 10. | Death Party
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| 11. | For The Love Of Ivy
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| 12. | A Love Supreme
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| 13. | Walking With The Beast
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| 14. | Run Through The Jungle
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| 15. | Moonlight Motel
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| 16. | The Lie
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| 17. | interview
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| 18. | John Hardy
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| 19. | Bad America
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| 20. | Death Party
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| 21. | The Fire Of Love
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| 22. | Sex Beat
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| 23. | Jack On Fire
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| 24. | The Twist
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Following the success of its first DVD release featuring the band ("Live At The Hacienda" (CRDVD122) Cherry Red Records are delighted to announce the second DVD release to feature one of the outstanding alternative bands of the 1980's - The Gun Club. Tribal, psychobilly blues is the best way to describe Gun Club's energetic death rock, the band's leader Jeffrey Lee Pierce' had a reputation as an unreliable wildman, and well-publicized bouts of drunkenness dogged him throughout his career.
Formed in Los Angeles in the early '80s, the band rested more comfortably around the New York downtown set and Pierce's mentors, Debbie Harry and Chris Stein. Their 1981 debut, Fire of Love, was a punk/blues hybrid - intense energy fueled Pierce's exorcism-inprogress delivery and the band's frenetic style. 1982's Miami album was produced by Blondie's Chris Stein Pierce had once been the president of Blondie's U.S. fan club which sparked the liaison. For Las Vegas in 1984, the Club won over guitarist Kid Congo Powers from the Cramps and Patricia Morrison (the Bags) bass and it looked as if that was that when, save for some live recordings and posthumous releases, Pierce launched his solo career in 1985 with the EP Flamingo and the Wildweed album for the Statick label.
But wasn't quite over; in 1987 Pierce came back with a realigned Club and the album, Mother Juno (Fundamental) which earned them a wider following than ever. In 1996, after drying-out, but suffering from persistent health problems, Pierce passed away from a brain hemorrhage. Morrison went on to play with Sisters of Mercy, Powers in his own lounge group and Dotson formed the Pontiac Brothers. "Fire Of Live" features footage from two performances by The Gun Club. The first, recorded at the legendary Hacienda club in Manchester England during the early 80s, has been painstakingly rescued from Ikon Archive and shows the band at it's rawest. The second is a rare live TV appearance shot in Madrid in 1985 and includes an interview with the band. The DVD will be serviced to all major music and DVD press and all Gun Club and related websites.
Tracks 1-12: Hacienda 1983
Tracks 13-24: Madrid 1985 |
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