The Cramps - Urgh! A Music War Album

Tracklist

1	Tear It Up
2	Goo Goo Muck
3	Zombie Dance
4	TV Set
5	Caveman
6	Teenage Werewolf
7	I'm Cramped
8	BBC Mike Reid Radio Spot
9	The Way I Walk
10	Human Fly
11	Garbageman
12	Sunglasses After Dark
13	Domino

Notes

Same recording as The Cramps - Urgh...The Complete Show

In 1981 the Cramps appeared on the IRS compilation film Urgh! A Music War with the track Tear It Up.

This is the full concert recording from the Summer of 1980 presented on limited edition pink vinyl.

House in a white generic inner bag, and within a black 12" card disco sleeve, one side of which has a full colour A4 sticker detailing the track list.

Album

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