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01. THE CRAMPS - Surfin' Bird
02. THE CRAMPS - The Way I Walk
03. THE CRAMPS - Human Fly
04. THE CRAMPS - Domino
05. THE CRAMPS - Lonesome Town
06. THE CRAMPS - Mystery Plane (Original Mix)
07. THE CRAMPS - Fever
08. THE CRAMPS - Garbageman
09. THE CRAMPS - Tv Set
10. THE CRAMPS - The Mad Daddy (Original Mix)
11. THE CRAMPS - Drug Train
12. THE CRAMPS - Love Me
13. THE CRAMPS - I Can't Hardly Stand It
14. THE CRAMPS - Twist & Shout
15. THE CRAMPS - Uranium Rock
16. THE CRAMPS - Goo Goo Muck
17. THE CRAMPS - She Said
18. THE CRAMPS - The Crusher
19. THE CRAMPS - Save It
20. THE CRAMPS - New Kind Of Kick
21. THE CRAMPS - Rockin' Bones
22. THE CRAMPS - Voodoo Idol
ARTIST
TITLE
File Under Sacred Music: Early Singles 1978-1981
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
MR 315CD MR 315CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
1/10/2012

Munster Records presents a compilation of the The Cramps' early singles plus some tracks from the same period, 1978-1981, that were never issued in that format. Six replica sleeves and four new sleeves were especially designed for this edition, reproduced in the CD booklet, which includes photos of memorabilia.
"I've no idea why The Cramps don't seem to figure in a lot of alleged histories of punk or just plain music in general. This could be down to them being utterly or unpigeonhole-able (is that even a word?) or just outright ignorance. Perhaps a bit of both, but hey, let's not concern ourselves with that. The band changed the face of culture. Period. Without bothering 'the charts' or playing too many stadiums, their seismic effect on everything you hold dear will be felt for all time. This ancient knowledge -- some of their grooviest gravy -- is presented here for your delectation and delight. So get a crack-a-lackin' with blasting these twisted hymns morning, noon and night. And while the ruckus is in full swing, pray to whoever might listen that Ivy will get around to compile the ultimate document of her undulating combo in commemoration of their services to entertainment. The bloody gears of this here rockin' machine will be rolling way beyond the foreseeable future. Reasons outwith anyone's control might mean that you can't see the band anymore but no one -- no how -- will be able to make this thing stop. Meanwhile, dig into this feast for the little ghouls that understood all along or indeed anyone with a decent set of ears." --Lindsay Hutton