one must have "bad music for bad people" all the others are more of the same thing maybe someone else on the list will change my mind ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ricardo Reis" <rreis@aero.ist.utl.pt> To: <zorn-list@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 4:20 AM Subject: cramps

Hi friends!

Gimme a hand (or two, better, an email). Any suggestions on cramps records?

greets,

Ricardo Reis

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I'd start with something that includes the "Gravest Hits" EP, which compiled their first two singles; the EP itself is fantastic, and on CD was stuck onto the "Psychedelic Jungle" LP, mostly excellent stuff in it own right. "Songs The Lord Taught Us" and "Bad Music For Bad People" are both excellent - "Songs" was their first LP, and "Bad Music" is sort of an odds-and-sods collection. "Smell of Female" is a fun live record, but not crucial; I'd recommend avoiding anything later. I think "Off the Bone" would be a good starting point, sort of a UK version of "Bad Music For Bad People," if I'm not mistaken. At 04:20 AM 1/22/04, Ricardo Reis wrote:

Hi friends!

Gimme a hand (or two, better, an email). Any suggestions on cramps records?

greets,

Ricardo Reis

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