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  • Heavy Lifting (2-cd Digipak) , MC5

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    2024 studio album by Detroit's punk rock pioneers, MC5. Led by MC5 founding member Wayne Kramer and produced by the iconic Bob Ezrin, Heavy Lifting signifies a momentous occasion - the release of new... more

  • Heavy Lifting , MC5

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    Digipak. 2024 studio album by Detroit's punk rock pioneers, MC5. Led by MC5 founding member Wayne Kramer and produced by the iconic Bob Ezrin, Heavy Lifting signifies a momentous occasion - the... more

  • Thunder Express , MC5

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    MC5 (Motor City Five), the legendary Detroit band. Their first single (included here) was released in 1967. In 1968 they played the infamous Democratic Convention that turned into a police riot, and... more

  • Kick Out the Jams Motherf*Cker! , MC5

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    There's no censoring within this killer comp of career highlights by these Motor City proto-punk pioneers. You get the full-tilt 1968 version of their signature hit "Kick Out the Jams" plus "Shakin'... more

  • Black To Comm/ Live At The Royal Festival Hall London [2CD/ 1DVD] , MC5

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    Primal Scream & Mc5 live in concert. Scream pile into the likes of 'Accelerator' & 'Miss Lucifer', before a stretch of new songs including bell-strewn title track, 'Suicide Bomb,' and mesmerizingly... more

  • Kick Out Jams [Import] , MC5

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  • High Time , MC5

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    Their third album is still punk, but way out there, with Bob Seger, a full choir, Salvation Army players and a (gulp!) Sun Ra cover! Dave Marsh again lends his wisdom.
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