Dead Kennedys - Plastic Surgery Disasters mp3 album

Dead Kennedys' early success led them to record their first single, "California Über Alles," in 1979, a blistering attack on the then governor of California, Jerry Brown. It was released on their own label in the USA, Alternative Tentacles Records, set up by East Bay Ray. That single was later issued in Britain on the indie label Fast Products. The band then changed musical gears again when the PLASTIC SURGERY DISASTERS appeared in late 1982. Their 2nd best album, this fine collection of songs retained the trademark savagery and satire, but the musical content had diversified, even including such unexpected moments as Klaus Flouride playing clarinet. Featured were the singles "Bleed for Me" and "Halloween," and it also included "Moon Over Marin," as close as Dead Kennedys ever came to a ballad, albeit with anti-pollution lyrics.

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Producer – Dead Kennedys, Thom Wilson. Saxophone, Clarinet – The Mega-Zesty Designer Horns (tracks: A2). Vocals – Biafra. Plastic Surgery Disasters ‎(LP, Album).

Plastic Surgery Disasters. Having proved themselves masters of the quick, vicious smash and bash, on their second full-length album the Kennedys continued in that vein while finding other effective ways to express their all-encompassing message of resistance and satire. Absolutely nobody is safe, whether it's the more expected targets of conservative society, or those who claim to follow what the Kennedys and punk promised but only ended up acting like idiots. For the most part, though, it's a well-deserved smackdown of all the jerks the early '80s produced, set to some fantastic music.

From the beginning to the very end everything about this album is perfect! Every song sounds amazing and flows flawlessly into the next, never have I heard an album that flowed so well. The first time I listened to this I was in the 4th grade, and even then, could understand the underlying meaning behind the songs. My father would drill into everyone's head the agenda for the 21st century). By: Dead Kennedys (1982, Rock). More albums from Dead Kennedys: Mutiny On The Bay by Dead Kennedys. Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables by Dead Kennedys. Live At The Deaf Club by Dead Kennedys. Frankenchrist by Dead Kennedys. Bedtime For Democracy by Dead Kennedys. View all albums . Plastic Surgery Disasters.