Shock Troops (album)
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| Shock Troops | ||
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| Studio album by Cock Sparrer | ||
| Released | 1982 | |
| Genre | Punk rock | |
| Length | 37:32 (1993 CD reissue) | |
| Label | Carrere Records | |
| Producer(s) | Cock Sparrer | |
| Cock Sparrer chronology | ||
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| Shock Troops (1982) |
Running Riot in '84 (1984) |
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Shock Troops is the debut album by punk rock band Cock Sparrer, released in 1982 on Carrere Records.
Subequent pressings featured a revised track listing, including the single-only tracks "England Belongs to Me" and "Argy Bargy" (Argie bargie).
[edit] Track listing
(all titles written by Cock Sparrer).
- "Where Are They Now"
- "Riot Squad"
- "Working"
- "Take 'em All"
- "We're Coming Back"
- "England Belongs to Me" (not present on initial release)
- "Watch Your Back"
- "I Got Your Number"
- "Secret Army"
- "Droogs Don't Run"
- "Out on an Island"
- "Argy Bargy" (not present on initial release)
- "Colonel Bogey" (1993 CD Bonus Track)
[edit] Credits
- Colin McFaul − vocals
- Steve Burgess − bass
- Steve Bruce − drums
- Mickey Beaufoy − lead guitar
- Chris Skepis − rhythm guitar
[edit] External links
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