Gang of Four
Warner Bros., 1979
The Clash and the Sex Pistols had raged at rock's accumulated anatomy but Marxist punks the Gang of Four dug into "the clay abaft the daydream" of commercialism after aural like bloodless alum students. In fact, Entertainment!'s mix of jailbait acerbity and alarm advance was a revelation. Andy Gill's staccato guitar hits played altogether off of singer-lyricist Jon King's bleat. The stiff, hasty assailment of songs such as "Damaged Goods," "Anthrax" and "I Found That Essence Rare" afflicted anybody from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to the accomplished DFA Records dance-rock scene.
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