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Raphanadosis

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Released
  
1989

Release date
  
1989

Genres
  
Punk rock, Hardcore punk

Artist
  
Dr and The Crippens

Label
  
Manic Ears Records

Recorded
  
Feb/March 1989 at Sam Studios, Bristol UK

Rapahanadosis is a 1989 album by British Hardcore punk band Dr and The Crippens. The album cover features the legend 'Snit' leading some people to believe the album title was actually Snit; indeed a live video recorded at the Fulham Greyhound, London was entitled Live Snit.

Contents

Track listing

  1. Garden Centre Murders - 2:22
  2. Bench - 0:18
  3. Braindead - 1:46
  4. Zombies In Disneyland - 2:08
  5. Epic - 0:08
  6. The Elvis Shroud - 1:52
  7. Enter The Garden - 2:12
  8. I'm So Dumb - 1:15
  9. G-Plan 9 From Outer Space - 3:27
  10. My Brother Is A Headcase - 1:49
  11. Henenlotter - 1:22
  12. Anti-Christ On Button Moon - 3:12
  13. Kid With The Removable Face - 1:40
  14. Greenfinger - 1:55
  15. Fire Prevention - 0:18
  16. Song For Guy - 2:36
  17. Skintight - 2:13
  18. 8 Years In Office - 0:05
  19. Jimmy Goes To Egypt - 1:08
  20. Podbreath - 1:32
  21. Extreme Noise T - 0:23
  22. Nightmare On Sesame Street - 3:20
Extended CD version (John Peel Session bonus tracks)
  1. Pink Machine Gun - 1:26
  2. The Ballad Of Farmer Vincent - 1:48
  3. Garden Centre Murders - 1:52
  4. Peely Backwards - 1:22
  5. Skintight (Peel Session Version) - 2:22
  6. Ode To A Slug - 0:53
  7. Pneumatic Geek - 2:21
  8. Death Squad - 1:45
  9. Jimmy Goes To Egypt (Peel Session Version) - 0:57
  10. Don't Look In The Freezer - 1:25
  11. Mindsurf - 02:02
  12. Experiment Conclusion - 0:09

Personnel

  • Wayne Crippenski - Bass, Vocals
  • Jesus Van Gogh - Drums, Backing Vocals
  • Tom Crippen - Guitar, Backing Vocals
  • Max Von Reinhead - Vocals
  • Produced by Doctor And The Crippens and Mr. Soots

    Songs

    1Garden Centre Murders
    2Bench
    3Braindead

    References

    Raphanadosis Wikipedia