Name: The Short and Painful Life of…
Brand: Blood Sausage

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

DYI014LP

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Download code: Yes

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2024-04-26

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

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Standard:20

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5055869503594

Total Cap

Red LP

Artist

Blood Sausage

Genre GB

Punk / Hardcore

Label GB

Do Yourself In

Newest Listed Items

 For the first time ever anywhere! It’s the thoroughly collected works of Blood Sausage, the early 1990’s punk and poetry phenomena that baffled audiences, upset soundmen and really really angered the music press. Blood Sausage was a loose fitting musical collective based around Dale Shaw (Vocals and words), AJW Bourton (The McTells, The Beatpack, Cee Bee Beaumont), Owen Thomas (Cee Bee Beaumont, Graham Coxon), Jo Johnson (Huggy Bear, Bleep43), Niki Elliott (Huggy Bear) plus special guests such as Sexton Ming and Kathleen Hanna. Featuring their acclaimed Wiiija EP ‘Touching You in Ways That Don’t Feel Comfortable’ (NME’s Single of the Week) every track from their debut album, K single, Clawfist split single with Cornershop plus live tracks, unreleased stuff and demos. Described at the time as “…a plane crash involving Thinking Fellas Local Union 238 and The Kingston Trio with The Standells as the black box flight recorder, Archie Shepp as the rescue crew and Isaac Hayes as the priest administering the last rites…” we still feel this is pretty accurate. This double album, coloured vinyl set also features 29 tracks of remastered mayhem plus extensive liner notes from Dale Shaw. Nothing ever sounded like Blood Sausage. Some people think this is a good thing.

The Short and Painful Life of…

Music GB

Discover "The Short and Painful Life of…" by Blood Sausage on vinyl from Do Yourself In. A collection of punk and poetry that baffled audiences in the 1990s.