
The excellent 'Theatre of Hates' 3rd single, this one on 12" not sure if there was a 7" release.
It reached number 2 in the UK indie chart but was always too heavy for the general radio listeners. It took the more commercial (but still brilliant) 'Do You Believe in the Westworld' to break into the national charts.
When I ripped this it nearly blew the meter of the scale with a wall of noise. Brandon's distinctive vocals blast over the noise making this a classic in my opinion, but then I have always been a fan of Kirk Brandon and all the various bands he has created. The 12" version of 'Nero is a might' 7.30 minutes long. The b-side Incinerator at 4.23 minutes gives you a fair amount of Theatre of Hate for your money.
Etchings on both sides, on the a-side "A Personal Invitation...." and on the b-side ".... To The Ides of March". From Kirk Brandon, who knows?
By the way I didn't bother scanning the back cover as its just black.
Band: Theatre Of Hate
Label: Burning Rome
Year: 1981
Tracks:
1. Nero
2. Incinerator
Ripped from glorious scratched vinyl:
If you like this start with this, it has all of their singles as the Pack and Theatre of Hate,
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and then go and buy their classic debut album
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