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On the Guest List

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Download links and information about On the Guest List by The Vibrators. This album was released in 2013 and it belongs to Rock, Alternative genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 47:38 minutes.

Artist: The Vibrators
Release date: 2013
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Tracks: 16
Duration: 47:38
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. View from My Cadillac (feat. Walter Lure) 3:30
2. 2nd Skin (feat. Chris Spedding) 3:05
3. Automatic Lover (feat. Ty Segall) 2:21
4. Every Dog (feat. Brian James) 2:40
5. Prisoner in the Mirror (feat. Wayne Kramer) 3:54
6. Turn up the Heat (feat. Tomomi Nabana) 2:46
7. Rain to Town (feat. Hugh Cornwell) 2:55
8. Baby Baby (feat. Campino) 3:53
9. Birdland Is Closed (feat. Ross the Boss) 3:28
10. One More (feat. TONY LOVATO) 2:24
11. My Stalker (feat. Eddie Spaghetti & Dan "Thunder" Bolton) 2:21
12. Rock n Roll Clown (feat. Bill Davis) 3:12
13. The Ohio (feat. Nicky Garratt) 2:32
14. Whips and Furs (feat. Leonard Graves Phillips & Stan Lee) 2:13
15. Long Beach Police (feat. James Donovan & Lorne Behrman) 2:54
16. Voodoo Eye (feat. Mickey Finn) 3:30

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Old punks don't die—or burn out or fade away. They write new sets of songs and call everyone in their little black books to make their comebacks extra-special. Here, guests for the old U.K. punks The Vibrators include Walter Lure of The Heartbreakers, Chris Spedding, Brian James of The Damned, Wayne Kramer of MC5, Ross the Boss of The Dictators, and Hugh Cornwell of The Stranglers—just for starters. The Vibrators themselves include founding members Knox and John "Eddie" Edwards, with original bassist Pat Collier engineering the sessions. The Vibrators break out their classic "Baby Baby," with Campino from Die Toten Hosen joining them. "One More," with Mest's Tony Lovato, churns with the mix of punk energy and pop melodicism that made The Vibrators a cut above the hurried fray. Eddie Spaghetti and Dan "Thunder" Bolton of The Supersuckers beef up the killer "My Stalker." The playing is simply incredible throughout.