SMITH, PATTI – FIRST WE TAKE MANHATTAN (LIVE AT CBGB'S AUGUST 11, 1979) Bay Area Bands Thou Shalt Not Kill EP

Thou Shalt Not Kill EP A1 Life As One A2 Nazi Youth A3 Real Deal A4 Foreign Job-Lot A5 Zero Mentality A6 Got Me On The Line A7 Die At War A8 Something Must Be Done 1982 Demos A9 Die At War A10 Leave It Behind A11 Him A12 Them Or Us A13 Deadly Rain A14 Job Well Done A15 Life As One A16 Nazi Youth A17 Die At War Live At CBGB - June 11

Gets Strung Out is quite an addition to his resume

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with the heavily twonked out sound of “Early Retirement” (in which Dre declares himself “doper than a Bobby Brown piss test”) and the old school throwback drum’n’bass style of “Hear Me Now

SMITH, PATTI – FIRST WE TAKE MANHATTAN (LIVE AT CBGB'S AUGUST 11, 1979) Bay Area Bands Thou Shalt Not Kill EPThis recording, made in 1979, after the release of the Todd Rundgren produced Wave album, is a classic CBGB performance long after Smith's career had exploded to the point where she was filling 5,000 auditoriums. Because it was a radio broadcast for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, and because they had returned to their punk roots at CBGB, Patti and the band play a very loose set