The Pop Group - For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder? album flac

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• Matrix / Runout (Side A): RT9-A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): RT9-B

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The reissue now features the post-punk anthem ‘We Are All Prostitutes’. To redress this omission, the decision has been made to include it now. Rerelease is financed by a pledging campaign, initial copies for the Pledgers are signed by the band. This release omits the track, One Out Of Many, but the track Communication is longer than listed above, by :45 seconds. Reply Notify me 1 Helpful.

Harsh, abrasive, uncompromising and wholly unique, the Pop Group's sophomore album is as essential in 2016 as it was in 1980. When one listens to it even now, it is no surprise that For How Much Longer ended up as the group's final studio album until their surprise reunion in 2015. The Pop Group had blown past all other post-punk acts and created a genre-defining (and genre-defying) epic, as fearsome and fearless as popular music can be. Drawing heavily from free jazz, African folk music and funk in addition to their more conventional disco and reggae influences, on For How Much Longer the Pop Group's sonic palette has an incredibly impressive depth

Forces of Oppression, 02:34. Feed the Hungry, 04:15. We Are All Prostitutes, 03:12. How Much Longer, 04:58. There Are No Spectators, 04:10.

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On 23 February 2015, the Pop Group released Citizen Zombie, their first studio album in 35 years. They subsequently undertook a worldwide tour, performing dates in the US, Japan, and Australia February 2016 saw the reissue of their 1980 album For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder?, released on CD and digitally for the first time.

Album · 1979 · 9 Songs. More By The Pop Group. See All. We Are Time.

The Pop -spitter Mark Stewart, t Gareth Sager, bassist Simon Underwood, guitarist John Waddington, and drummer Bruce Smith-emerged out of Bristol, England, in the late 1970s, hungry and itching to obliterate apathy and inertia. These radical lefties busted out of the gate in 1979 with Y, a chilling cauldron of dub, funk, avant-jazz, and noise rock that makes 9. percent of music sound inexcusably innocuous