Lazarus Clamp - It Ain’t What You Do, It’s What It Does To You

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	1.	Woke Up Drunk 03:52
	2.	Canon 03:38
	3.	Calamity & curse 04:15
	4.	You need good tools / Edward Teller's question 04:31
	5.	Hope poisoned my life 02:49
	6.	Submarine 03:18
	7.	Puppies 05:06
	8.	Fill in the gaps 02:34
	9.	No life patent 03:16
	10.	Hard Work 02:31
	11.	Ring 05:01
	12.	Stinkies 01:50
	13.	Jean Arthur 03:03
	14.	No Slapping, no spitting 02:45
	15.	Transitory Nodes 03:40
	16.	Bad capitalist 03:10

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The songs on this were mainly home-recorded [George Gargan on bass; plus some Gina Murphy vocals] during the period after The More We Are, when we were working on songs for a projected double LP which was to be called Various Artists. Micky and George were both writing a lot of songs.

The project folded when George left to do/be Former Utopia. John Parsons joined on bass, and we began work on the studio recordings which became Death To Technicians.
George sings 'Calamity & Curse' & 'Submarine' while Ring is one of his songs but there was a lot of idea crossover going on.

Puppies, Canon & Hard Work of Simple Things were redone for later LC albums and some of these are only available here and not released.

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released April 1, 2008

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Damnably London, UK

Stratford, London based Record Label/Publisher. Est. 2006

Roster: Say Sue Me, Otoboke Beaver, Drinking Boys and Girls Choir, Grrrl Gang, Hiperson, Hazy Sour Cherry, 도그스타/Dogstar, David Boring, Former Utopia, Wussy, American Werewolf Academy, The Magic Words, smallgang, More Bad Times, Shonen Knife, Joel RL Phelps & The Downer Trio, Chris Brokaw, Geoff Farina, Leggy, Exit Verse, Lazarus Clamp.. ... more