Funny thing about this split single though. Per the liner notes, courtesy of The Smugglers and CBC Radio 2's Grant Lawrence, the record was inspired by a mutual love for the Rolling Stones' Tattoo You long-player (arguably their last truly great album, but that's a topic for another discussion that I'll probably never get around to). What's so odd is that out of three cuts here only one of them is a Stones cover, namely a sloppy, live collaborative rendition of "Hang Fire." Better than one that none I suppose. The A-side is comprised of remakes by Stones influenced bands, DMZ and The Boys. Go figure. Check out Grant's liner notes on the back sleeve for the full scoop.
A1. Bum - Lift Up Your Hood (DMZ)
A2. Smugglers - Kiss Like a Nun (The Boys)
B. Bumglers - Hang Fire (live 6/19/93 at the Crocodile Cafe in Seattle, WA)
6 comments:
Wanna Smash Sensation is an amazing album! Saw Bum twice within a 2 week period back when they toured that album.
Fantastic live band, even though one of those shows they only drew a handful of people.
Nice guys too!
Never got to see them live binky, but then again, life is hell ; )
They rocked live I saw them twice (also with modest audiences.
WSS is one of the greatest pop-punk albums ever (it was my fourth post when I started my blog).
I have a bunch of old singles that I was considering posting but if you get to it first (I hate scanning) more power to you.
P.S. Do you have the "Make It Or Break It" L.P. ?
Hey Jeffen. Yes, I have "Make it or Break It" and another one called "I am Superwoman." I plan on sharing them - when, I'm not sure. If you beat me to the punch with the Bum singles, so be it, but I have no problem with doing the legwork, so to speak.
here's another request - do you have the smugglers "up and down" 7"?
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