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GRAVE DISORDER (LP)

GRAVE DISORDER (LP)

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The Damned: Dave Vanian (vocals, theremin); Captain Sensible (guitar, background vocals); Monty Oxy Moron (keyboards, background vocals); Patricia Morrison (bass, background vocals); Pinch (drums, background vocals). Recorded at Mad Dog Studios, Burbank, California. The Damned released GRAVE DISORDER in 2001, their first new studio release in six years, and their first to feature prodigal member Captain Sensible since he'd returned to the band in 1996. Housed in a creepy-cool comic book style cover, GRAVE DISORDER is everything to like about the Damned in one easily accessible chunk: Dave Vanian's goth tendencies mixed with the Captain's punk anarchy and unwillingness to take anything particularly seriously. Highlights include the rocking "Looking For Action" and the doomy "Beauty of the Beast."
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