Thee Mighty Caesars "Surely They were The Sons Of God" 1995

The greatest British garage punk album of the past 20 years!

Over the years, the prolific Billy Childish (singer, songwriter, artist, author) has put out hundreds of LPs, CDs, 7" singles, books and more. In the 1980s, Childish was moving from the cleaner, classic 60s pop-garage sound of The Milkshakes to something more sinister, and thus was born Thee Mighty Caesars. Think the Clash meets Link Wray.
Thirty-three tracks of supercharged yet catchy punk & garage madness, all sung with a cockney accent. Check out the covers of The Clash's "Career Opportunities" and the Ramones' "Beat on the Brat." The Milkshakes, Thee Mighty Caesars and Thee Headcoats are the most common bands you'll find under Mr. Childish's underground media empire. Put your headcoats on and check them all out! - By Jeffrey Jotz

trax:
01 Wiley Coyote 02 (Miss America)Got To Get You Outside My Head 03 I Don't Need No Baby 04 Stay The Same 05 The Double Axe 06 IWas Lead To Believe 07 You Make Me Die 08 Now I Know 09 I've Been Wating 10 Loathsome & Wild 11 You'll Be Sorry Now 12 I Can't Find Pleasure 13 Kind Of  Women 14 Lie Detector 15 Confusion 16 Baby Who Mutilated Everybody's Heart 17 Suck The Dog 18 Beat On The Brat 19 Career Oportunities 20 Because Just Because 21 Headcoats On 22 Somebody Like You 23 Searching High & Low 24 Don't Wanna Be Killed By Women & Money No More 25 Don't Break My Laws 26 Strange Words 27 Signals Of Love 28 I've Got Every-Thing Indeed 29 Devious Means 30 Why Don't You Try My Love 31 Wise Blood 32 It's You I Hate To Lose 33 MisslOudella Black