The Liberty Of Norton Folgate
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Lord, we are truly blessed. The full line-up of Madness reunited with original producers Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley on their best batch of songs since The Rise & Fall. Add in sessions at Liam Watson's Toe Rag studios and this is truly manna from heaven.
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History has been unkind to Madness. Forever regarded as purveyors of the self-defining, self-created “Nutty Sound”, the North London seven-piece has always had more than one side. There was the Ska-Saturated Madness (circa 1978), the Serious Grown-Up Pop Band Madness (circa 1984-1985) and the Socially Aware Madness (1985-1986).
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Track List
- Overture
- We Are London
- Sugar and Spice
- Forever Young
- Dust Devil
- Rainbows
- That Close
- MKII
- On the Town
- Bingo
- Idiot Child
- Africa
- NW5
- Clerkenwell Polka
- Liberty of Norton Folgate
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