Yeah, MIDDLE CLASS put out the first ever “hardcore” vinyl with their debut “Out of Vogue” blahblahblah. I’ll agree on that. But fact is, they later became much much better! The 2nd 7″, which you’ll find here and the LP were may be total GANG OF FOUR w(h)orshipping, but then again – isn’t it better to have a good “copy” than a bad “original”? And looking back, it wasn’t really copied what they did, it was “inspired”. Extremely imaginative, sleazy, rhythmic are the 4 songs on this 2nd 7″ from 1980 and they are the perfect soundtrack for some good fucking, if you ask me!
Get some intercourse-punk!
Home is where.mp3
Blueprint for Joy.mp3
Last touch.mp3
Introductory Rites.mp3
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I love this record, more so than the first record everyone spurts all over. It has the Gang of Four sound, but Middle Class do it better IMO.
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You’re perfectly right with that! And IMO, THE PROLETARIAT did it even better!
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Home Is Where is the best track I’ve heard with MD so far!
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Damn too late! Files dead.
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fucking right on!!
i am so sick of old shits cumming on and on about out of vogue, and neglecting the existence of scavenged luxury (besides, Situations is the best song on the first 7″)
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