Allez Vai Marseille: Live At The Flipper. Fr Jun 3 1981 - Fm Broadcast (Splatter Vinyl) £21.09
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Cramps - Allez Vai Marseille: Live At The Flipper.
Fr Jun 3 1981 - Fm Broadcast (Splatter Vinyl) Describing The Cramps as anything less than a whirlwind of rock 'n' roll chaos would be a disservice to the legendary band.
And their latest release, "Allez Vai Marseille", captures them at their most electrifying - live, raw, and totally unhinged.
Recorded at the iconic Flipper venue in Marseille, this album is a time capsule back to a sweaty summer night in 1981.
From the moment Lux Interior's primal screams pierce through the speakers on opening track "The Way I Walk", you're thrown headfirst into a sonic maelstrom that doesn't let up.
The band's performance on this record is nothing short of hypnotic.
Lux Interior's unpredictable stage presence, Poison Ivy's blistering guitar riffs, and the powerhouse rhythm section of Nick Knox and Fur Dixon combine to create a sound that's equal parts chaotic and exhilarating.
Highlights include the spine-tingling rendition of "Human Fly", the ferocious energy of "Garbageman", and the sultry swagger of "Drug Train".
Each track is delivered with a raw intensity that feels like a punch in the gut - in the best way possible.
So, grab your leather jacket, turn up the volume, and prepare to be transported to a time when rock 'n' roll was dangerous, unpredictable, and oh so thrilling.
The Cramps may be gone, but "Allez Vai Marseille" ensures their legacy lives on in all its gloriously messy glory.
Verdict? A masterpiece.
Fr Jun 3 1981 - Fm Broadcast (Splatter Vinyl) Describing The Cramps as anything less than a whirlwind of rock 'n' roll chaos would be a disservice to the legendary band.
And their latest release, "Allez Vai Marseille", captures them at their most electrifying - live, raw, and totally unhinged.
Recorded at the iconic Flipper venue in Marseille, this album is a time capsule back to a sweaty summer night in 1981.
From the moment Lux Interior's primal screams pierce through the speakers on opening track "The Way I Walk", you're thrown headfirst into a sonic maelstrom that doesn't let up.
The band's performance on this record is nothing short of hypnotic.
Lux Interior's unpredictable stage presence, Poison Ivy's blistering guitar riffs, and the powerhouse rhythm section of Nick Knox and Fur Dixon combine to create a sound that's equal parts chaotic and exhilarating.
Highlights include the spine-tingling rendition of "Human Fly", the ferocious energy of "Garbageman", and the sultry swagger of "Drug Train".
Each track is delivered with a raw intensity that feels like a punch in the gut - in the best way possible.
So, grab your leather jacket, turn up the volume, and prepare to be transported to a time when rock 'n' roll was dangerous, unpredictable, and oh so thrilling.
The Cramps may be gone, but "Allez Vai Marseille" ensures their legacy lives on in all its gloriously messy glory.
Verdict? A masterpiece.