The Cramps - Flamejob (CD)
- Mean Machine
- Ultra Twist
- Let's Get Fcked Up
- Nest of the Cuckoo Bird
- I'm Customized
- Sado County Auto Show
- Naked Girl Falling Down the Stairs
- How Come You Do Me?
- Inside Out and Upside Down (With You)
- Trapped Love
- Swing the Big-Eyed Rabbit
- Strange Love
- Blues Blues Blues
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
CD reissue. This 1994 album is a perfect introduction to just what it is that makes The Cramps such a special slice of pure, unadulterated rock and roll. As one of the most important rock bands of our time, The Cramps breathed life back into the long-dead corpse of rock 'n' roll in the late seventies by applying the anarchic energy of punk to the most primal of rock's sources, the wild, swinging rockabilly of the Sun Records variety. With their own warped rockabilly rhythms and catchy lyrics, The Cramps have developed a huge and faithful cult following of artsy freaks. The tone Poison Ivy's guitar on 'Flamejob' is the closest they have come on album to her 'LIVE' sound and with Lux Interior in the front they created an epic album of relatively straight ahead rockabilly.
- Format
- Vinyl LP
Limited 180gm audiophile vinyl LP including insert. The garage punk band The Cramps returned in 1994 with their sixth studio album Flamejob. Wild vocals from Lux Interior and the creepy guitar work from Poison Ivy marks one of their most energetic performances in quite a long time. The whole album centers on the subjects sex, drugs and rock 'n roll. Most of the tracks clocking just beneath the 3 minutes and the album contains multiple covers. The most famous one of them is 'Route 66', which is infused with the famous Cramps sound.