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1.1 Defecate on My Face1.2 40 Years-Then Death1.3 The Ballad of John Bonham's Coke Roadie1.4 I'm Interested in Apathy1.5 Saturday Night Palsy1.6 Martin Scorsese Is Really Quite a Jovial Fellow1.7 I Don't Want Tism, I Want a Girlfriend1.8 I'll 'Ave Ya1.9 The History of Western Civilisation1.10 Let's Form a Company1.11 Jung Talent Time1.12 (He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River1.13 Greg! the Stop Sign!!1.14 Garbage1.15 All Homeboys Are Dickheads1.16 For Those About to Rock1.17 Shut Up, the Footy's on the Radio1.18 Yob1.19 I Might Be a Cunt, But I'm Not a Fucking Cunt1.20 Whatareya?1.21 Thunderbirds Are Coming Out1.22 If You're Not Famous at Fourteen, You're Finished1.23 Honk If You Love Fred Durst1.24 Everyone Else Has Had More Sex Than Me2.1 Mistah Eliot-He Wanker2.2 The Back Upon Which Jezza Jumped2.3 The Mystery of the Artist Explained2.4 I Drive a Truck2.5 Morrison Hostel2.6 The Tism Boat Hire Offer2.7 Existentialtism2.8 Let's Club It to Death2.9 Life Kills2.10 Bishop = Handjob2.11 !Uoy Sevol Natas2.12 Give Up for Australia2.13 The Last Australian Guitar Hero2.14 (There's Gonna Be) Sex Tonite2.15 Five Yards2.16 Boot Party2.17 Fourteen Years in Rowville2.18 BFW2.19 Defecate on My Face (MGF Mix)2.20 Tism Are Shit |
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| | Description: | Collected Versus: Complete Tism Singles is an album by Tism, released in 2022. The album is a rock CD. - .. COMPLETE TISM SINGLESIn it's twenty-year career, Australian band Tism became possibly the most notorious band in their country's history, mixing the satire of Frank Zappa, the art-project long-game of the Residents, the songwriting chops and wit of Sparks, and the culture-jamming panache of Negativland. Now, forty years after forming and eighteen years after their last gig, an unsuspecting America can finally enjoy the pop-dance-satire band from Oz they never knew they were missing, as experimental music label Seeland Records proudly presents the Tism singles collection Collected Versus in a 2CD set that brings their greatest "hits" to U.S. audiences for the first time. Tism albums such as Great Truckin' Songs Of The Renaissance, Hot Dogma, Machiavelli And The Four Seasons, and de Rigueurmortis became chart hits while the band wowed live audiences with a series of absurd performance art happenings that inspired equal parts head-banging and stage-diving, danger and glee, laughs and total confusion.Born of the early-1980s music scene of suburban Melbourne, the band was a hit onstage and on the pop charts, with the seven men of Tism remaining anonymous for decades. Performing in balaclavas and rocking stage names like Humphrey B. Flaubert, Jock Cheese, Eugene de la Hot Croix-Bun, and Ron Hitler-Barassi, their provocative live shows became the stuff of legend, as they blasted their fans with infectiously catchy guitar-laden electro-pop leavened with bottomless cynicism and dark laughs. Career highlights included appearing on a children's TV show to promote their song "Saturday Night Palsy" and gradually increasing the size of the band to twenty eight members over three minutes; playing an entire gig in front of platforms on which they staged a full wedding reception, complete with best man's speech, bridal party, and a separate wedding band; holding a press interview on a football field with the journalists fifty meters away at the end of a taut piece of string; releasing their debut single "Defecate on My Face" as a 7-inch record in a 12-inch sleeve with all four sides glued shut; playing a benefit gig in which two separate TISMs performed at opposite ends of the same hall; and bringing twenty guitarists on stage to play a single chord. Collected Versus includes a career-spanning survey of all of the band's singles on disc one, plus eighty minutes of fan favorites on disc two. | | | No. of tracks: |
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SEELAND538CD |
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