John Cooper Clarke
Snap Crackle & Bop

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Release date: 24/Jul/2007

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Sales Rank:	#13949 in Mainstream Rock #22202 in Rock

Style:	Mainstream Rock

Product No.:	1896866487

Details / Tracklist:

1.1 Evidently Chickentown

1.2 Conditional Discharge

1.3 Sleepwalk

1.4 23rd

1.5 Beasley Street

1.6 Thirty Six Hours

1.7 Belladonna

1.8 It Man

1.9 Limbo (Baby Limbo)

1.10 Distant Relation

1.11 Beasley Street [Live] - John Cooper Clarke

1.12 Gaberdine Angus [Live] - John Cooper Clarke

1.13 Twat [Live] - John Cooper Clarke

1.14 Day My Pad Went Mad

1.15 Night People

1.16 Drive She Said

1.17 Gimmix! Play Loud

1.18 Kung Fu International

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Snap, Crackle & Bop is an album by John Cooper Clarke, released in 2003. Snap, Crackle & Bop includes a.o. the following tracks: â??Evidently Chickentownâ?, â??Sleepwalkâ?, â??Limbo(baby Limbo)â?, â??A Distant Relationâ? and more. The album is a punk CD. -

Digitally remastered edition of the punk bard's second album for CBS is also his most celebrated and admired. The Streets owe a huge debt to JCC, who paved the way for a white man to rap. From the opening chords of "Evidently Chickentown" to the end of "Distant Relation", Clarke expounds his manifesto from the working class of Manchester in the face of the rampant Thatcherism at the start of the 1980's. Clarke's jibes were alternately serious as a knife edge and balls out hilarious. Backing tracks were created by the late Martin "The Martian" Hannett (Joy Division, Durutti Column) and the Invisible Girls (including Pete Shelley and Bill Nelson). Included here are concert favorites "Beasley Street" and the smirking "Limbo". with tongue planted firmly in cheek, to quote one reviewer, "JCC has 'em all sussed!".

Producer:

Martin Hannett

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Manufacturer No.:

5198412

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