The Cramps- Songs the Lord Taught UsLabel: Capitol Reissued 4 10 2026, Originally released 1980 Vinyl LP pressing. Songs the Lord Taught Us is the 1980 debut album by The Cramps with the bewildering tunes, "TV Set," "The Mad Daddy," and "I Was A Teenage Werewolf" amongst other utterly unique rock classics. Track listing: TV Set Rock on the Moon Garbageman I Was a Teenage Werewolf Sunglasses After Dark Mad Daddy Mystery Plane Zombie Dance What's Behind the Mask Strychnine I'm Cramped

a folk duet formed in the early '70s by Hiroshi Koide and Masakazu Togo who released a handful of albums for King during the '70s

First time back on vinyl since its 1997 release

Right Direction

Sound Gravitation

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Mind Eraser

thanks to it's blend of infections hooks

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Montgomery Clift a rebellious career soldier

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Never Here