4 thoughts on “ Rockers - U.K. Subs* - Crash Course - Live (CD, Album) ”

1. Fittingly, the Subs had only released two studio efforts when they brought out Crash Course, which documents a May gig the group played at London's Rainbow Theatre, though they might have been prompted by the unexpected appearance of Live Kicks, a live EP taken from tapes of a show that predated their recording contract and released without their authorization.7/

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2. Following on from the 40th Anniversary editions of the UK Subs' debut LP 'Another Kind of Blues' and 'Brand New Age', Demon Records present the follow-up, 'Crash Course - Live'. Originally released in , this was the band's biggest selling album, charting at number 8 in the UK.

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3. Another Kind of Blues is the first studio album released by English punk band, the U.K. tomrafonaperskowsstanatplotenclinsun.coinfo was released in the UK on 14 September on GEM Records, a subsidiary of RCA. It is considered as a classic from the punk era.

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4. The first, and certainly the most commercially successful of the many Subs live releases, this album was originally issued by GEM Records in and reached No.8 in the British LP charts, no mean feat for a Punk Rock live album and proof of just how popular the U.K. Subs were back in the day.

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