by request
Tracklist
| 1 |
Paralysis |
3:11
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| 2 |
Elvis Arsehole |
3:17
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| 3 |
Splinter |
4:34
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| 4 |
Mary's Mother |
2:39
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| 5 |
Swing |
4:09
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| 6 |
Cot Death Baby |
4:00
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| 7 |
Slaughterhouse |
4:45
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| 8 |
Resuscitate |
2:56
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| 9 |
Johnny Favourite |
3:35
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| 10 |
Venus |
3:44
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| 11 |
Car Crash |
3:12
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| 12 |
Exit |
2:47
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| 13 |
Compellor |
4:29
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| 14 |
Melonoma |
2:36 |
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Artist Biography
by Jason Ankeny
The aggressive New Zealand noise band Lung
began their existence as the Palmerston North-based unit the Clear.
Comprised of vocalist/guitarist Dave White, bassist Phil Williscroft,
and drummer Brent Gammill, they attracted favorable notice with their
1990 self-released effort Live Stomach, changing their name to Lung
in the wake of the record's release; in late 1991 the trio returned
with the ferocious Cactii, issued like its predecessor on their own
Yellow Bike label. A world tour followed, and while in Germany they
recorded the 1993 EP Paralysis; other tracks from the session appeared later that year on the full-length 3 Heads on a Plate, the final Lung release to feature Williscroft, who was subsequently replaced by former Rake
bassist Graeme Galyer. While touring America in 1994, the group began
to splinter, hanging together long enough to record the live LP Feeding
Fucking Vera, a document of a blistering club date in Muncie, IN; days
later, Lung
officially disbanded when White returned to New Zealand, leaving
Gammill and Galyer in the U.S. White and Yellow Bike label partner
Claire Pannell later resurfaced in C.U.N.T. (Claire's Un-Natural Twin).
Tracklist
| 1 |
Full Moon Again |
3:24
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| 2 |
She's Got A Gun |
3:53
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| 3 |
Sarah |
3:33
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| 4 |
Sleep |
3:19
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| 5 |
Sub |
2:23
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| 6 |
Lurch |
2:46
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| 7 |
Hardwired |
6:13
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| 8 |
Numb |
3:51
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| 9 |
Eat The Poor |
3:46
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| 10 |
Ride |
2:31 |
