Chumbawamba "Never Mind The Ballots.." Part 2

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Uploaded by on Apr 28, 2009

Part 2- "Today's Sermon",
"Ah-Men",
"The Candidates Find Common Ground".

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  • NO BODY IS COMPLEATLY WORTHLESS! THEY CAN ALWAYS SERVE AS A BAD EXAMPLE! HA HA HA I LOVE CHUMBA

  • @TheYazoo321 HA HA HA :-)

    Spot on .

    Thank You :-)

    Peace ;-)

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  • First heard this in late '87. F**king great to be able to listen to it again. (lost the tape during a raid in '88!)

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  • @MrAcousticthyme So, Tubthumper's punk? lol

  • @S0unDOfCha0S they have always stayed a punk band

  • They really should have stayed as a punk band.

  • Cheers for the upload,this album is a must have. along with Pictures of Starving Children Sell Records and English Rebel Songs, early Chumbawamba is some of the greatest music out there regardless your tatse. Thanks for all the uploads.

  • @notnowliberty There'll always be someone doing it better or harder or more punk than you. The thing with these guys is, in the beginning they were fiercely DIY. What ended up happening was that they did their thing so well that other people believed in them too. First it was people putting out comps, then One Little Indian wanted to put out their records. They put on bigger and bigger shows, and then EMI wanted to sign them too. You can't fault a band for being successful on their own terms.

  • @NeverTheSame Yeah, WYSIWYG wasn't their most commercial offering, but if we're gonna be brutally honest, they were never DIY the way some people were

  • @xsandinistax I suppose signing to EMI may not have been their best decision, but it was a decision they all made together. I think the most important thing is that their music did not change to reflect their new record deal. They wrote and recorded Tubthumper while still on OLI. The only album they wrote while on EMI was WYSIWYG, and that album was far less commercial than Tubthumper.

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