Pure Mania [Import] 01/29/2007 TracksCredits - Disc 1 -

TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 Cochise (Album Version) - 3:42 2 Show Me How to Live - 4:37 3 Gasoline (Album Version) - 4:40 4 What You Are (Album Version) - 4:09 - Disc 2 - 1 Like a Stone - 4:54 2 Set It Off (Album Version) - 4:23 3 Shadow on the Sun - 5:43 - Disc 3 - 1 I Am the Highway - 5:35 2 Exploder (Album Version) - 3:26 3 Hypnotize (Album Version) - 3:27 4 Bring Em Back Alive (Album Version) - 5:29 - Disc 4 - 1 Light My Way (Album Version) - 5:03 2 Getaway Car (Album Version) - 4:59 3 The Last Remaining Light (Album Version) - 5:17

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Play the Blues stands as one of the greatest albums ever cut by Chicago electric blues legend Buddy Guy and his studio and stage cohort Junior Wells

Pure Mania [Import] 01/29/2007 TracksCredits - Disc 1 -"Pure Mania" is a blistering snapshot of first wave British punk at it's most raw, loud, and irresistible. Released in 1977 by The Vibrators, the album distills the movement's DIY energy into a tight set of short, sharp shocks built on buzzsaw guitars, sneering vocals, and hooks that refuse to let go. Tracks like "Baby Baby," "Yeah Yeah Yeah," and the iconic "Stiff Little Fingers" balance pop savvy melodies with street level aggression, proving punk