The Complete Blam Blam Blam

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	1.	There Is No Depression In New Zealand 03:17
	2.	Battleship Grey 03:01
	3.	Maids To Order 03:26
	4.	Dr Who 02:25
	5.	Motivation 04:15
	6.	Blue Belmonts 05:13
	7.	Respect 03:40
	8.	Got To Be Guilty 03:33
	9.	Don't Fight It Marsha, It's Bigger Than Both Of Us 04:44
	10.	Learning To Like Ourselves Again 03:24
	11.	Call For Help 04:51
	12.	Time Enough 03:08
	13.	Like My Job 03:17
	14.	Luxury Length 03:14
	15.	Businessmen 03:07
	16.	Talkback King 03:52
	17.	The Bystanders 05:39
	18.	Beach On 42nd Street 04:39
	19.	Last Post 02:56

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released May 4, 2017

Blam Blam Blam was:

Mark Bell - Guitars, voice
Tim Mahon - Bass, voice
Don McGlashan - Drums, euphonium, voice

Izan Zagni - 11 string guitar on “Call For Help”
David Rudolph - Live sound
Jenny Pullar - Lights
Karen Tacon - Lights

All tracks were released by Propeller Records on the “Blam Blam Blam” EP (Rev 10, March 1981), the Mini–Album (Rev 202, March 1982) which was a combination of the EP and the “No Depression.. “/ “Got To Be Guilty” single (Rev 11, July 1981), or the album “Luxury Length” (Rev 204, May 1982) except:

“Dr Who” – the B side of the “Marsha” single (Rev 14, December 1981). “Motivation” the first song the band ever recorded – released on “Propeller’s “Class Of 81” compilation (Rev 201, March 1981), remastered from cassette.
“The Beach On 42nd Street”, A live recording from February 1984 “Reunion” shows - released on “The Blam Blam Blam Story” album (CBS, SPB237993 April 1984). “Call For Help” and “Learning To Like Ourselves Again” were also released as a single (Rev 17, May 1982)

All tracks were produced by Blam Blam Blam and Paul Streekstra except for “The Beach On 42nd Street”, produced by Blam Blam Blam and Steve Graden from a live mix by David Rudolph, and “Motivation”,”Blue Belmonts”, “Maids To Order” and “Battleship Grey” produced by Blam Blam Blam. All studio tracks were recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, NZ.

This album was re-mastered by Paul Streekstra at Airforce Studios, Auckland. Cover art by John Reynolds, including original artwork by John Reynolds and Sally Griffin. Photos by John Reynolds, Jenny Pullar and Rob Giles. Layout by Jane Winton.

Re-mastered April 2003 by Chris Chetland at Kog Transmissions.

Blam Blam Blam would like to thank Richard Von Strurmer for inspiration, and Simon Grigg for getting the ball rolling.

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