The Lurkers - Tour Edition (1995)

I was going to blog this last Saturday at the same time as telling you all how great The Lurkers were last Friday but as you know,they didn't play afterall and it was left to Vice Squad & co to entertain me. I brought this 38 minute dvd for a quid on ebay last year and I've just noticed its one of Bandit's so credit to this goes to the man who made it,Bandit999 (the internet's best punk uploader)


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The Lurkers - New Guitar In Town 7'' (1979)

This was the last Lurkers single before they split up first time round back in '79. As much as I love the A side I'm even more fond of their cover of Little Ole Wine Drinker Me which was originally a hit for Dean Martin back in 1967.


Tracks


1) New Guitar In Town
2) Little Ole Wine Drinker Me


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The Lurkers - This Dirty Town 7'' (1982)

When the Lurkers first reformed back in 1982 without Howard Wall on vocals I was sceptical but Mark Fincham was an admirable deputy. This was their first single in their "new" incarnation on the Clay Label with Pete Stride,Esso and Nigel Moore remaining in the band.


Tracks


1) This Dirty Town
2) Wolf At The Door


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The Lurkers - I Don't Need To Tell Her 7'' (1978)

Chelsea FC are not the only great thing to come out of West London. Theres The Lurkers, the first band I ever saw back in 1978. This single was from the terrific Fulham Fallout LP and along with Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranios's "Heads Down No Nonsense Mindless Boogie" was the only other Punk song my late Mother liked. The Old Man hated all of it so I guess I should be thankful.

This one came in four different picture covers each featuring a different band member on the front (like the Damned's Love Song which followed this a year later) I've got 2 of them but I'll let you have the signed one with Howard on the front.

The Lurkers are still going strong with original member Arthuro (who had already left by the time this record was released) leading the line and leading them well. Their last album "Fried Brains" is well worth checking out.


Tracks


1) I Don't Need To Tell Her
2) Pills


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The Lurkers - Drag You Out 7'' (1982)

Tracks

1) Drag You Out
2) Heroin (Its All Over)

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The Lurkers - Out In The Dark EP (1979)

Tracks

1) Out In The Dark

2) Cyanide

3) Suzie Is A Floozie

4) Cyanide (Pub Version)

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