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Carpettes
Best of
Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. How About Me and You - Carpettes, Thompson
2. Radio Wunderbar - Carpettes, Maddison
3. Small Wonder - Carpettes, Thompson, Neil
4. 2 Ne 1 - Carpettes, Heard
5. I Don't Mean It - Carpettes, Maddison
6. Johnny Won't Hurt You - Carpettes, Maddison
7. Frustration Paradise - Carpettes, Thompson
8. Reach the Bottom - Carpettes, Thompson
9. 3 A.M. - Carpettes, Keedwell
10. Away from It All - Carpettes, Thompson
11. Lost Love - Carpettes, Thompson
12. Cruel Honesty - Carpettes, Thompson
13. Nothing Ever Changes - Carpettes, Thompson
14. You Never Realise - Carpettes, Thompson
15. Since You Went Away - Carpettes, Thompson
16. Fight Amongst Yourselves - Carpettes, Thompson
17. Dead or Alive - Carpettes, Maddison
18. Firday Night: Saturday Morning - Carpettes, Maddison
19. Last Lone Ranger - Carpettes, Maddison
20. Silly Game - Carpettes, Maddison
21. Fan Club - Carpettes, James

CD Details

All Artists: Carpettes
Title: Best of
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Anagram Punk UK
Release Date: 2/14/2005
Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Europe, Britain & Ireland
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 5013929008021, 766488580327

Synopsis

Album Description

UK compilation is culled from the best of the British punk act's recordings for both the Small Wonder & Beggars Banquet labels. This collection includes hit singles as well as some previous non LP B-sides & the best tracks from their two ultra collectable albums 'Frustration Paradise' (1979) & 'Fight Amongst Yourselves' (1980).

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CD Reviews

It's nice to be able to find this album

Ben | 04/27/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"When I first heard The Carpettes, it was about fifteen years after they had made their mark on the 77 era of punk. While they get passed off as a "new wave" band or a power pop band, they hit just as hard as other similar acts of the era. The fact is, no one makes punk rock like this anymore. I wish that kids (god, listen to me now) who are into the movement today realize how hard it used to be to track music like this down. I was a DJ in college and I had to make a trip to England to find a beat-up old second-hand copy of "Frustration Paradise."
All that being said, "Best of Carpettes" is a great way to familiarize yourself with their music. In my experience, it's pretty difficult to track down their original releases, so this is a nice collection of their music."