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Punks Not Dead - CD, SP, LP

Name: LP The Exploited: Punks Not Dead
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The Exploited

Rock | Punk

1981

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LP The Exploited: Punks Not Dead

Captain Oi! 30. August 2024 Europe

Album Reissue

More ID: 611634 EAN: 5013929611009 Discogs ID: 31719401

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Title	Punks Not Dead
Artist	The Exploited
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Captain Oi!
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	30. August 2024
First released	1981
Weight	230 g
EAN	5013929611009
Product ID	611634
Discogs ID	31719401

The Exploited: Punks Not Dead version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Captain Oi! on 30. August 2024.

"The Exploited: Punks Not Dead" is a seminal punk rock album released in 1981 by the Scottish band The Exploited. As a fierce declaration of the punk movement's continued relevance, the album's title track "Punk's Not Dead" serves as a rallying cry against those who declared the genre was on its way out. The album is known for its raw energy, aggressive lyrics, and fast-paced rhythms, characteristics that have come to define the punk sound of the early '80s. Tracks like "Cop Cars," "Army Life," and "Dogs of War" deliver an unapologetic critique of societal and political issues, resonating with the disaffected youth of the time. "Sex and Violence" is another standout track that became an anthem within the punk community. The Exploited's debut album is often celebrated for its authenticity and has left a lasting impact on the punk genre, influencing countless bands that followed.

Album spans genres Rock and Punk.

A1	Punks Not Dead
A2	Mucky Pup
A3	Cop Cars
A4	Free Flight
A5	Army Life (Part 2)
A6	Blown To Bits
A7	Sex & Violence
B1	SPG
B2	Royalty
B3	Dole Q
B4	Exploited Barmy Army
B5	Ripper
B6	Out Of Control
B7	Son Of A Copper
B8	I Believe In Anarchy