Various (Police, Devo)– URGH! A Music War (Ed Japón)

Descripción

disco y portada NM obi, gatefold, inner

Label:	A&M Records – AMP 40001~2
Format:	2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	Japan
Released:	1981
Genre:	Electronic, Rock
Style:	New Wave, Psychobilly, Punk, Synth-pop

Tracklist

A1	The Police–	Driven To Tears	3:24
A2	Wall Of Voodoo–	Back In Flesh	3:47
A3	Toyah–	Dance	5:38
A4	Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark–	Enola Gay	3:31
A5	Oingo Boingo–	Ain't This The Life	3:16
A6	XTC–	Respectable Street	3:08
B1	The Members–	Offshore Banking Business	3:34
B2	Go-Go's–	We Got The Beat	2:17
B3	Klaus Nomi–	Total Eclipse	4:15
B4.a	Athletico Spizz 80–	Clocks Are Big	0:46
B4.b	Athletico Spizz 80–	Where's Captain Kirk	2:24
B5	The Alley Cats (2)–	Nothing Means Nothing Anymore	3:29
B6	Jools Holland–	Foolish I Know	2:00
B7	Steel Pulse–	Ku Klux Klan	4:39
C1	Devo–	Uncontrollable Urge	3:25
C2	Echo & The Bunnymen–	The Puppet	2:11
C3	Au Pairs–	Come Again	4:16
C4	The Cramps–	Tear It Up	3:25
C5	Joan Jett & The Blackhearts–	Bad Reputation	2:40
C6	Pere Ubu–	Birdies	2:26
C7	Gary Numan–	Down In The Park	6:12
D1	The Fleshtones–	Shadow Line	3:02
D2	Gang Of Four–	He'd Send In The Army	3:23
D3	John Otway–	Cheryl's Going Home	3:47
D4	999–	Homicide	4:10
D5	X (5)–	Beyond And Back	2:41
D6	Magazine–	Model Worker	2:50
D7	Skafish–	Sign Of The Cross	4:15

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – A&M Records, Inc.
• Copyright © – A&M Records, Inc.
• Distributed By – Alfa Records, Inc
• Mastered At – A&M Studios

Credits

• Art Direction – Chuck Beeson, Jeff Ayeroff*
• Design – Alana Coghlan
• Executive-Producer – Michael White (4)
• Illustration – Lou Beach
• Liner Notes – Kensho Onuki
• Mastered By – Frank DeLuna
• Other [Creative Consultant] – Ian Copeland, Miles Copeland

Notes

Soundtrack for the movie of the same title, containing live performances made in 1980.

Tracks B4.a and B4.b are listed as performed by "The Spizzles" on label.
Track B4.a is not listed on cover or on label.
Durations of B4.a and B4.b timed during playback.

Japanese edition includes an OBI strip and a special black and white insert with Japanese liner notes written by Kensho Onuki.

Made In Japan.