(Noise Rock / Indie Rock) Part Chimp - Дискография (5 альбомов) - 2002-2009, MP3,192-V0 kbps

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01 B1
02 Exladyboy
03 Hitlers and Jews
04 Iron Pond
05 Cover Me
06 Chimp Happy?
07 Li'l Bummerboy
08 Ssmannkuntt
09 B2
10 It Always Rains When You Come Here
total time 40.37

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01 Bakahatsu
02 War Machine
03 Hello Bastards
04 Bubbles
05 Punishment Ride
06 Bring Back the Ride
07 Dr. Horse Part Two
08 Fasto
09 I Am Come
10 30 Billion People
11 Ashita No Bakahatsu
total time 40.21

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01 Bring back the sound
02 Crash the high octave
03 Seedsy
04 Miser Chimp
05 30,000,000,000 people
06 New Сross
07 Black Water
08 And Hell is Behind Me
09 Once More Forever
10 Wild Honey Pie
total time 43.06

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01 Trad
02 FFFFF
03 Dirty Sun
04 Sweet
05 Tomorrow Midnite
06 Today 2
07 Today 3
08 Super Moody
total time 36.04

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01 Exladyboy
02 Bring Back the Sound
03 B2
04 New Cross
05 Cover Me
06 Dark Entries
07 War Machine
08 Dr. Horse
09 Do You Believe in Waiting to Die
10 Starpiss
11 Hello Bastards
12 Once More Forever
13 Punishment Ride
14 Iron Pond
15 Chimp Happy
16 Hitlers & Jews
17 B1
total time 75.33

Noisy, distorted, and loud are three words that have become synonymous with South London's Part Chimp. Formed in 2000 by Tim Cedar (vocals and guitar), Jon Hamilton (drums), and Nick Prior (bass) out of the ashes of short lived indie-rock outfit Ligament, the band set about playing their first shows in the December of that year and bolstered their distortion-drenched sound with the addition of guitarist Iain Hinchliffe. A support slot with Mogwai at London's Shepherds Bush Empire in March 2001 saw them signed to the Glaswegian post-rockers' Rock Action Records.
2003 saw the release of the John Cummings-produced debut album Chart Pimp, and with the levels pushed to the max, the band earned comparisons to other gargantuan noise mongers including My Bloody Valentine, Dinosaur Jr., and Sonic Youth. With a prestigious John Peel session under their belt, original bassist Nick Prior departed and was replaced by Kling Klang member Joe McLaughlin for the recording of their second album. Produced again by Mogwai's John Cummings, I Am Come received critical acclaim across the board for its sheer ear-bleeding mix of sludgy guitars, distorted vocals, and pummeled drums. With the arrival of ex-Ikara Colt member Tracy Bellaries in 2008 on bass duties, Part Chimp returned to their own Dropout Studios to record their third album, 2009's Thriller.