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El Peligro Ha Comenzado

by The Yes-Men

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Brimming 03:51
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2.
The Great Charade 04:22
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3.
4 Walls 04:24
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4.
Listen 03:18
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5.
Devil's Right Hand 02:44
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6.
Lions Share 03:49
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7.
366 Days 03:49
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8.
Swept Back 02:44
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SWEPT BACK I'm just a victim of circumstance Swept by the wind anywhere it decides to set you down You run out of situations to blame Nothing left that you can pin it on Swept back baby - You got no money, no place to go Swept back baby - You got no money, no place to go But if your baggage overwhelms you and your goddam sick of lies Then who will supply Immunisation, Victimisation You always think of something really bad That's happened to you and the 900 reasons that I've heard Only met one man who was brave enough to say He'd made is mind up, he had to live with that Swept back baby - You got no money, no place to go Swept back baby - You got no money, no place to go But if your baggage overwhelms you and your goddam sick of lies Then who will supply Yeah I'm sitting here in judgement it's a fine place to be You wanna know what my right for sitting here I'll be the first one to tell you I'm sitting in the same boat and you can take it or leave it Swept back baby - You got no money, no place to go Swept back baby - You got no money, no place to go But if your baggage overwhelms you and your goddam sick of lies Then who will supply Swept back by the tide (x 3)
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Leaving 02:47
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Leaving Somwhere someone’s got an Armoury Collected from the knives that you’ve thrown Now it’s time for you to reap what you’ve sown No one’s worth it your own has been needed to bring you undone You lost your place out in the sun And on my last dance I better be the man He was drained he tried everything he can What he could wasn’t good enough It didn’t make the grade anymore Won’t keep the wolves from his door I owe you nothing x 2 I walk out this door wanna rip from it’s hinges Away from this old failed plan Still I found ways to keep myself sane Throw a spanner in the works With new tricks of the trade Got down on your desk Deposit the mess in your paperwork I won’t be back to dot the I I owe you nothing x 2 I walk out this door wanna rip from it’s hinges Away from this old failed plan Now it’s not gonna work, You’re all glorified clerks Pushing shit up a hill Till you’ve had your thrill For an admirable cause But what lies at it’s core... you can never see
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Did You No Wrong 03:11
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11.
The Danger Has Begun 04:15
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This is a 'posthumous' compilation of left over recordings by The Yes-Men. It was originally released in 2005 on limited edition Vinyl through Bang! Records as El Peligro Ha Comenzado - spanish for 'The Danger Has Begun'. It was later released as an self titled CD by Butcher's Hook Records in the UK.

THE YES-MEN were a high energy rock band led by songwriter/guitarist Sean Greenway. Based in Melbourne, Australia, they existed from the mid to late 1990’s and played their final gig in 2000.

Greenway cut his teeth as a teenager in Melbourne's legendary GOD and then with former members of The Philisteins, he formed the garage rock inspired Freeloaders with whom he put out an album and 7" single on the Dog Meat Label in the early 90's. Next up was The Yes-Men, in which he was ably assisted by some cool rockin cats who had more than paid their dues…with Stewart Cunningham (Leadfinger, Proton Energy Pills, Brother Brick, Asteroid B612, etc), Mark Hurst (Guttersnipes/Powerline Sneakers), Taz Blizzard (The Meanies), Jay Curley(Tumbleweed/Brother Brick) and Matty Whittle(God)…they recorded a master piece album of high-energy Rock and Roll called "Prosody" …described elsewhere as Sonic's Rendezvous Band meets the dark and moody feel of The New Christs. Prosody gained rave reviews at the time of it’s release and has gone on to be considered an underground rock classic by those who know, it has stood the test of time.

Contact: stewyleadfinger@gmail.com

sonsofthedolls.blogspot.com/2012/05/yes-men-prosody.html

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yes-Men

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released February 1, 2005

Sean Greenway - Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards
Stewart Cunningham - Guitar/Backing Vocals
Tasman Blizzard and Jay Curley - Bass Guitar
Mark Hurst - Drums

Recorded at Birdland Studio, Melbourne. Engineered by Mike Alonso.
Produced by Sean Greenway and Mike Alonso

Brimming, The Great Charade, Devil's Right Hand Recorded and mixed by James Saunders

All Songs Written by Sean Greenway except Devil's Right Hand by Steve Earle and Did You No Wrong by The Sex Pistols

Art and Layout by Ashley Thomson

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THE YES-MEN were a high energy rock band led by songwriter and guitarist Sean Greenway. Based in Melbourne, Australia, they existed from the mid to late 1990’s and played their final gig in 2000.

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