Pagans - Buried Alive (Treehouse, 1986 vinyl LP), Cleveland punk rock
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Pagans - Buried Alive

Label: Treehouse Records

Format: 12” vinyl

Year: 1986

USED - Very nice copy!

Grading: VG+ media / VG+ sleeve 

 

While Pere Ubu and other Ohio cousins were offering cerebral dissonance, the 1977 punk explosion visited Cleveland in the form of the Pagans. Picking up where the departed (for NYC) Dead Boys left off, the Pagans were younger, louder and, if not as snotty, better in other ways. Led by raspy-voiced Mike Hudson, this slam-dunk garage quartet produced a small stack of classic singles: “Not Now No Way,” “Street Where Nobody Lives” and “What’s This Shit Called Love” are all down and dirty, glorious three-chord excursions into the filth and the fury. Buried Alive compiles seven of the Pagans’ eight original single sides, adding ten outtakes of the same late-’70s vintage, including the grubbiest version of Jagger/Richards’ “Heart of Stone” imaginable. The Pagans’ unrefined attitude saturates the entire first-rate collection.


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