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FALSE PROPHETS- s/t 7" (Wornout Brothers, USA, 1982)

“Wornout Brothers” – how fucking great is that?! FALSE PROPHETS are another criminally underrated band! Their first 7″EP (from which the songs on the famous “New York T(h)rash” Cassette come from) was nice but somehow under developped, but with this 2nd 7″ here, the band had found its sound, although fast numbers like “Good clean fun” would soon vanish from their repertoire. The flip, “Functional”, is known from the bands first selftitled album from 1984 which is nothing but a MASTERPIECE! Very clever lyrics and high potential of songwriting skills set FALSE PROPHETS apart from most of their contemporaries. By the third album though (“Invisible People”), the band had fallen way deep into the pitfalls of politically correct kitsch.

This 7″ is often refered to as “Good clean fun” but as you can see, it bears no title. Will give you the full 7″ here.

Good clean fun.mp3
Functional.mp3

6 Comments

  1. Peter - KBDRecords

    Holy moly mother of glory! Good Clean Fun just killed me. Ok I’m dead over here.

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    Posted on 12-Aug-06 at 09:19 | Permalink
  2. E.

    Come back to life! You must learn to appreciate BREAKOUTS!!!!

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    Posted on 12-Aug-06 at 09:26 | Permalink
  3. p.rick

    great 7″. never liked the lps but this is great!!
    can you post the first 7″? and how about the first kraut 7″?

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    Posted on 14-Aug-06 at 15:14 | Permalink
  4. E.

    Might add the first FALSE PROPHETS 7″ soon, but I have other priorities. Don’t have the first KRAUT 7″ – when it was still easy to get I didn’t care for it and now it’s just too expensive in relation to the not-so-overwhelmingly-good music.

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    Posted on 15-Aug-06 at 01:31 | Permalink
  5. Anonymous

    i heard a rumor the False Prophets are playing a reunion gig @CBGB in NYC!SOON!

    Keifer Modoreefer
    http://www.mrmodoreeferrecords.com

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    Posted on 24-Aug-06 at 11:58 | Permalink
  6. “good clean fun” is amazing!!! i’ve listened to it 50 times today.

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    Posted on 24-Feb-10 at 05:20 | Permalink

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