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Angelic Upstarts|We Gotta Get Out of This Place

We Gotta Get Out of This Place

Angelic Upstarts

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Many bands will make an impression with their debut albums, but the sophomore album is perhaps more important, because its fate (with the record buying public) decides whether the band will continue to receive press and label support, or whether they will be dropped. This sizzling sophomore release solidified the Angelic Upstarts strong standing in the punk scene, but it still wasn't enough to push them into legendary status just yet, and they were dropped from their label. "Never 'Ad Nothing," one of their best songs, starts the proceedings off in grand fashion. It was obvious that this was going to be a rambunctious listen, like their debut, Teenage Warning, but with better production. "Police Oppression," "Lonely Man of Spandau," the Clash-esque "King Coal," "Listen to the Steps," and the title track (a cover of the Animals' hit) are slices of the Upstarts at their most intensely melodic. The production is cleaner, but the venom, anger, and disillusionment are still there tenfold. Vocalist Mensi and guitarist Mond handle most of the songwriting chores, while the whole band makes enough noise to scare the holy you-know-what out of your neighbors. The Captain Oi official CD reissue features two bonus tracks, making this an even better buy than the semi-official versions floating around. There's nothing groundbreaking here, but there are plenty of fist-in-the-air anthems that continue to rock the punk world. Only two albums into their Warner Bros. contract, and the band was dropped. Never fear, because EMI was standing near!

© Steve Schnee /TiVo

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1
Never 'Ad Nothin'
00:02:44

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

2
Police Oppression
00:03:12

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer - Derek Wade, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

3
Lonely Man of Spandau
00:02:48

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

4
Their Destiny Is Coming
00:02:40

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

5
Shotgun Solution Explicit
00:02:16

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Stix Warrington, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

6
King Coal
00:03:35

Taylor, Writer - Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Warrington, Composer - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

7
Out of Control
00:02:23

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

8
Ronnie Is a Rocker
00:02:29

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

9
Listen to the Steps
00:02:34

Taylor, Composer - Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer - Stix Warrington, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

10
Can't Kill a Legend
00:03:09

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

11
Capital City
00:03:05

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer - Ray Cowie, Composer - Stix Warrington, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

12
We Gotta Get Out of This Place
00:04:01

Barry Mann, Composer - Cynthia Weil, Composer - Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Pete Wilson, Producer, Engineer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

13
Nowhere Left to Hide
00:01:47

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1979 Warner Music UK Ltd

14
Unsung Heroes, Pt. 2
00:02:06

Angelic Upstarts, MainArtist - Thomas Mensforth, Composer - Ray Cowie, Composer

© 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd

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Many bands will make an impression with their debut albums, but the sophomore album is perhaps more important, because its fate (with the record buying public) decides whether the band will continue to receive press and label support, or whether they will be dropped. This sizzling sophomore release solidified the Angelic Upstarts strong standing in the punk scene, but it still wasn't enough to push them into legendary status just yet, and they were dropped from their label. "Never 'Ad Nothing," one of their best songs, starts the proceedings off in grand fashion. It was obvious that this was going to be a rambunctious listen, like their debut, Teenage Warning, but with better production. "Police Oppression," "Lonely Man of Spandau," the Clash-esque "King Coal," "Listen to the Steps," and the title track (a cover of the Animals' hit) are slices of the Upstarts at their most intensely melodic. The production is cleaner, but the venom, anger, and disillusionment are still there tenfold. Vocalist Mensi and guitarist Mond handle most of the songwriting chores, while the whole band makes enough noise to scare the holy you-know-what out of your neighbors. The Captain Oi official CD reissue features two bonus tracks, making this an even better buy than the semi-official versions floating around. There's nothing groundbreaking here, but there are plenty of fist-in-the-air anthems that continue to rock the punk world. Only two albums into their Warner Bros. contract, and the band was dropped. Never fear, because EMI was standing near!

© Steve Schnee /TiVo

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