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With 2007s Here We Stand, legendary punk rockers Cock Sparrer moved into the 21st Century, and staked their claim on an exciting new era for the band.Never content to simply rest on the considerable laurels of their back catalog, the first Sparrer studio album since the 1997 not only put a new release into the hands of the old faithful and new fans alike, but kicked off a renewed period of active international touring and headlining festival appearances that has continued to this very day.
And while the band may sing of the "Spirit of '76" on one of the album's best-loved songs, don't think for a second that this record is about sentimental nostalgia. As with all of the band's best work, the songs on Here We Stand are remarkably timeless, with Cock Sparrer always moving forward, facing the future, and carrying that spirit onward to tomorrow. Mixed by Rancid’s Lars Frederiksen, the album gave the band a new lease of life and the occasional gigs and shows that had preceded the release then turned into a regular gigging which continues to this day.
This gold-sleeved version, on 180gram black vinyl is remastered in celebration of the bands 50th anniversary, bringing to the table the best-sounding and classiest-looking version of this album to date.
TRACK LISTING:
Side A:
1. Too Late
2. Did You Have A Nice Life Without Me?
3. Gotta Get Out
4. Spirit Of ‘76
5. So Many Things
6. Suicide Girls
7. Despite All This
Side B:
8. Don’t Stop
9. Will You?
10. Time To Make Your Move
11. Last Orders
12. True To Yourself
13. Sussed
14. Better Than This
PRESSING INFO:
1000pcs. - 12" Black Vinyl