The Ruts - The Peel Sessions - White Label Vinyl LP + Sleeve
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Description
A white label test pressing vinyl copy of The Ruts LP The Peel Sessions Album.
1990 - Strange Fruit – SFRLP 109
Housed in a white paper inner sleeve with a photo copied, typed A5 sales note sheet. Comes with a sleeve for the commercial release.
Sleeve is in solid condition with minor wear. EX
Vinyl is clear of marks and looks to have had little play. EX
A visual grade is given, if there are any marks I will mention and play through. If the vinyl does not play well on your player I will take back, no problems.
If you only listen to one release by The Ruts, it should be this one. It contains the best versions of all of their best songs (besides H-Eyes, Jah War, and Stepping Bondage). This is classic snarling 70's punk at it's best, with a surprising amount of sonic variety. While Malcolm Owen's white reggae voice on Black Man's Pinch has aged very poorly, they compensate for that blunder with fiery, political lyrics tackling on racism, drug addiction, police brutality, working class anguish, mental health, and arms trading. Highlights include Savage Circle, Babylon's Burning, Society, and the timeless angry depressed punk anthem In a Rut.
Track Listing
1, , Savage Circle, 2:55
2, , Babylons Burning, 2:30
3, , Dope For Guns, 2:30
4, , Black Man's Pinch, 3:10
5, , Criminal Mind, 1:35
6, , Sus, 3:15
7, , Society, 1:50
8, , You're Just A..., 2:40
9, , It Was Cold, 5:10
10, , Something That I Said, 3:10
11, , Staring At The Rude Boys, 3:20
12, , Demolition Dancing, 2:35
13, , In A Rut, 3:10
14, , Secret Soldiers, 2:16
All vinyl's come packed with cardboard stiffeners in a sturdy vinyl mailer inside a poly mailer.
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