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Motors
Tenement Steps
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Love and Loneliness - Motors, Garvey
2. Metropolis - Motors, McMaster, Andy
3. Modern Man - Motors, Garvey
4. That's What John Said - Motors, Garvey
5. Tenement Steps - Motors, McMaster, Andy
6. Slum People - Motors, Garvey
7. Here Comes the Hustler - Motors, Garvey, Nick
8. Nightmare Zero - Motors, Garvey, Nick
9. Time for Make Up [*] - Motors, McMaster, Andy
10. Crazy Alice [*] - Motors, Garvey
11. Love Round the Corner [*] - Motors, McMaster, Andy
12. That's What John Said [7" Version][*] - Motors, Garvey
13. Love and Loneliness [7" Version][*] - Motors, Garvey
14. Tenement Steps [7" Version][*] - Motors, McMaster, Andy
15. Dancing the Night Away [Remix][*] - Motors, Garvey, Nick
16. Emergency [Remix][*] - Motors, Garvey, Nick
17. Sensation [Remix][*] - Motors,

CD Details

All Artists: Motors
Title: Tenement Steps
Members Wishing: 6
Total Copies: 0
Label: Captain Oi!
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 4/17/2006
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, New Wave & Post-Punk, Power Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5032556127820

Synopsis

Album Description

Available for the first time on CD, Tenement Steps is the 3rd and final album by The Motors, originally released by Virgin in 1980. Includes the UK hit singles 'Love And Loneliness', plus the 'Metropolis' and 'That's What John Said' 45's as well as the 9 bonus tracks 'Time For Make Up', 'Crazy Alice', 'Love Round The Corner', 'That's What John Said' (7 inch version), 'Love And Loneliness' (7 inch version), 'Tenement Steps' (7 inch version), 'Dancing The Night Away' (remix), 'Emergency' (remix) & 'Sensation' (remix). Captain Oi.

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CD Reviews

Punk Meets Prog In the Metropolis

Scott Mcgredy | 06/13/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"A missing link between punk and progressive...With a heavily industrial sound recalling Big Country's 'Steeltown', this and the Motors' previous album 'Approved By' are both cinematic, but 'Tenement Steps' is positively epic! Blistering guitar, keyboards and drums jump out of the speakers in a wall of sound which would not be out of place as the soundtrack for a gigantic post-apocalytic sci-fi film. With lyrics born from the dark shadows of the post-modern world and not exactly mellifluous vocals, this Motors set including the semi-hit "Love and Loneliness", makes up for lack of sweetness by its numerous hooks. Riff-heavy at times, melodic at others, this CD needs to be played loud!"