The X-Certs at Cardiff Sophia Gardens on The Clash '16 Tons' tour (L-R Simon Justice, Clive Arnold, Neil Mackie, Chris Bostock)
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| 1. Together | |||||||||
| 2. Queen And Country | |||||||||
| 3. Visions Of Fate | |||||||||
| 4. Secrets | |||||||||
| 5. Stop The Fussing And Fighting | |||||||||
| 6. Slow Down - Live | |||||||||
| 7. No One Gives A Shit Any More - Live | |||||||||
| 8 .Youth Is Calling - Live | |||||||||
| 9. Frustration - Live | |||||||||
| 10. Together - Live | |||||||||
| 11. Visions Of Fate - Live | |||||||||
| 12. Untogether | |||||||||
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Bristol's music scene became especially vibrant from 1976 onwards as the city came alive with punk and post punk gigs and releases on new independant record labels. The X-Certs headlined regular performances at venues across Bristol while also supporting The Clash, The Associates, The Only Ones, The Angelic Upstarts, Pere Ubu, The Buzzcocks......The X-Certs' non-conformist punk roots quickly broadened to encompass a wider range of influences. This new album, Fussing & Fighting showcases the X-Certs' 1979-80 period. Many new tracks can now be heard for the first time ever. The album contains all the studio recordings plus the professionally recorded climatic second half of their concert at Tiffany's - all digitally remastered. |
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For an overview of the Bristol post punk music scene, visit the excellent Bristol Archive Records
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Special thanks to Mike Darby and all at Bristol Archive Records, Steve Street, Thomas Bruman CBE, Jonathan Arthur, Martin Elbourne, Lloyd Harris, Simon Edwards, Mike Coe, Andy Whittle... |
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