The Sham 69 concept album. Like Eastenders in Thatcher’s Britain in a train crash with the Who after a big night out on the piss. You get to follow some East End kids chore of a life for a while punctuated by Jimmy Purseys working class anthems. Contains some killer hits like "Hurry Up Harry", "Sunday Morning Nightmare" and "Angels With Dirty Faces". Bit hit and miss, and you have to put up with the misses and the samples to get the gold, but hell… Sham’s gold is worth the effort… Pioneers of three chord anthems with sing along choruses.

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