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CD Title: Children Shouldn't Play With Deadthings
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Category: glam-punk
Year: 1997
Label: Horror Show Records
Catalog Number: HSR-0100
Personnel
Chaos guitar
Creep E drums
Sicboy vocals
E-Man bass
Ruin lead guitar
Tracks
| 1. | Dance of the Fishhog | |
| 2. | That's What I Believe | |
| 3. | Killed Her in St. Kilda | |
| 4. | Give It to Me | |
| 5. | Stop the Rot | |
| 6. | Knife or Gun | |
| 7. | Death in St Kilda remixed by Dog Machine | |
| 8. | I Killed Her in St Kilda opiate mix | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: glam_junkie |
Date: October 7, 2008 at 18:01 |
| VLC started of as bubblegum glam and slowly drifted more towards the punk genre. This was their first cd after a couple of earlier cassette EPs and is kinda the mid-gound between their glam material and their punk material. "That's What I Believe" and "Killed Her In St Kilda" are the standout tracks on this one. Tracks 7 and 8 are total filler. VLC are comparable to maybe Hollywood Teasze. Classic glam-punk with a dirty rock twist!
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| From: Geoff |
Date: November 17, 2008 at 22:14 |
I personally think this is utterly terrible. For me it sounds more like punk than anything resembling glam/sleaze and the songs are very weak. I've been lucky enough to trade many copies of this to overseas collectors, but never even thought twice about keeping a copy for my collection. 
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