Westworld by Theatre of Hate (CD, Apr-1996, Dojo) 
Westworld by Theatre of Hate (CD, Apr-1996, Dojo)

 
Westworld by Theatre of Hate (CD, Apr-1996, Dojo)

Artist: Theatre of Hate
Release Date: Apr 1996
Format: CD
Record Label: Dojo
Genre: Gothic, Rock & Pop
UPC: 600234303924
Product ID: EPID3222181
Description: Additional personnel includes: Mick Jones (guitar). Originally released in the U.K. on Burning Rome Records in 1982. First released in the U.S. in 1996. Led by the near-operatic, dramatic voice of Kirk Brandon (who'd just left another go...
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Track Listing
1. Do You Belive in the Westworld?
2. Judgement Hymn
3. 63
4. Love Is a Ghost
5. Wake, The
6. Conquistador
7. New Trail of Tears, The
8. Freaks
9. Anniversary
10. Klan, The
11. Original Sin
12. Rebel Without a Brain
13. Nero
14. Propaganda (Ministry of Broadcast)
15. Do You Belive in the Westworld - (alternate version)

Details
Contributing Artists:Mick Jones
Producer:Mick Jones
Distributor:Alliance Entertainment
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Additional personnel includes: Mick Jones (guitar).
Originally released in the U.K. on Burning Rome Records in 1982. First released in the U.S. in 1996.
Led by the near-operatic, dramatic voice of Kirk Brandon (who'd just left another good band, the Pack, and would later lead the mediocre Spear of Destiny), Theatre of Hate was one of the first and best post-punk bands in Britain in the late '70s and early '80s, making big, powerful, thumping, brave, tribal-rhythm rock. Like the band's incredible contemporaries Killing Joke, U.K. Decay, Zounds, (early) Siouxsie & the Banshees, the Skids, and (early) the Slits, Theatre of Hate's intellectual edge and relevant sociopolitical lyrics are still amazing, now that many years have passed with few grabbing the torch (aside from a handful of U.K. acts, such as Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, the Wall, and Play Dead). Unfortunately, ToH's one true LP, 1982's Westworld, produced by the Clash's Mick Jones (Sandinista! era; he also plays guitar all over it), is not as consistently brilliant as the singles that preceded it. Westworld is worth hearing, if for no other reason than to encounter a few more jaw-droppers such as the high-holy "Judgment Hymn." ~ Jack Rabid

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