Plot Against Common Sense, The (Vinyl)  - Future Of the Left

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Future Of the Left - Plot Against Common Sense, The (Vinyl) Future Of The Left have become the stuff of legend for their unrelenting live shows, packed with ferocious energy and intensity. With the release of two studio albums 'Curses' and 'Travels With Myself and Another', the band has treated us to a perfect cocktail of intensity and irreverence. And now it's time for round three. The Plot Against Common Sense is 49.8 minutes of singing, shouting, slinking, smashing and (at times) sobbing. Initially as a bet, the band originally conceived the record as a Broadway musical based on the recent British phone-hacking scandal but were forced to abandon this idea due to budgetary restrictions. This is not a joke. After writing hundreds of songs fifteen were recorded and placed into an order deliberately selected to exhibit the full dynamic range of the experience, a gift which will be lost to anybody who regularly utilitises the shuffle function on their mp3 player.
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Available03-08-2012
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Future Of The Left have become the stuff of legend for their unrelenting live shows, packed with ferocious energy and intensity. With the release of two studio albums 'Curses' and 'Travels With Myself and Another', the band has treated us to a perfect cocktail of intensity and irreverence. And now it's time for round three. The Plot Against Common Sense is 49.8 minutes of singing, shouting, slinking, smashing and (at times) sobbing. Initially as a bet, the band originally conceived the record as a Broadway musical based on the recent British phone-hacking scandal but were forced to abandon this idea due to budgetary restrictions. This is not a joke. After writing hundreds of songs fifteen were recorded and placed into an order deliberately selected to exhibit the full dynamic range of the experience, a gift which will be lost to anybody who regularly utilitises the shuffle function on their mp3 player.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

  1. Sheena Is A T-Shirt Salesman
  2. Failed Olympic Bid
  3. Beneath The Waves An Ocean
  4. Cosmo's Ladder
  5. City Of Exploded Children
  6. Goals In Slow Motion
  7. Camp Cappuccino
  8. Polymers Are Forever
  9. Robocop 4 - Fuck Off Robocop
  10. Sorry Dad, I Was Late For The Riots
  11. I Am The Least Of Your Problems
  12. A Guide To Men
  13. Anchor
  14. Rubber Animals
  15. Notes On Achieving Orbit
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