Album Description & Collectors information:
Matrix / Runout (Side A - runout): A PORKY PRIME CUT MPO SDLP2 A1 PRINCESS DAVID Matrix / Runout
"Live at the Whitehouse" is the live album by The Exploited, it was recorded in Washington in 1985 and released in 1986.
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Music Genre: |
English Punk |
Album Production information:
The album: "The Exploited - Live at the Whitehouse" was produced by: Wattie Buchan, David Moffitt Album cover design: Garry Sharpe Garry Sharpe-Young was a prominent figure in the British music industry, known for his contributions as a rock journalist and graphic designer. Born in the United Kingdom, his passion for music and visual arts drove him to pursue a career that would leave an indelible mark on the rock and heavy metal genres. From a young age, Sharpe-Young demonstrated a keen interest in music, particularly in the rock and heavy metal scene. He immersed himself in the sounds of influential bands and developed a deep understanding of the music's intricacies. This passion eventually led him to combine his love for music with his artistic talents. As a writer, Sharpe-Young was known for his extensive knowledge and insightful analysis of rock and heavy metal music. He authored more than 20 books dedicated to these genres, becoming a respected authority and an indispensable resource for fans and musicians alike. His writings encompassed a wide range of topics, including band biographies, album reviews, and detailed histories of various subgenres within rock and heavy metal. In addition to his accomplishments as a writer, Sharpe-Young made significant contributions as a graphic designer. He possessed a unique talent for translating the essence of a band's music into visually striking album covers. His designs adorned the works of numerous bands, including notable acts such as Grim Reaper, Fast Kutz, Savage, and many others. With his artistic vision and meticulous attention to detail, Sharpe-Young's album covers became iconic representations of the music they accompanied. Throughout his career, Sharpe-Young fostered strong relationships with musicians, record labels, and fellow music journalists. He was regarded as a trusted and respected member of the rock and heavy metal community, known for his integrity, passion, and dedication to his craft. His contributions helped shape the way fans perceived and experienced the music he loved. Beyond his professional achievements, Garry Sharpe-Young was described as a humble and approachable individual. He possessed a genuine enthusiasm for sharing his knowledge and experiences, often engaging with fans and aspiring artists to provide guidance and support. His contributions extended beyond his own work, as he actively encouraged and promoted new talents within the industry. Tragically, Garry Sharpe-Young's life was cut short, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate within the rock and heavy metal community. His writings, album covers, and overall dedication to the genre serve as a testament to his impact and influence. Though he may no longer be with us, his contributions remain immortalized in the pages of his books and the artwork he crafted, forever preserving his passion for rock and heavy metal music. |
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Record Label Information: |
SUCK SDLP2 Licensed From Future Earth Music & Communications |
Media Format: |
12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
Year & Country: |
1985 Made in England |
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: The Exploited - Live at the Whitehouse |
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Complete Track-listing of the album "The Exploited - Live at the Whitehouse" |
The detailed tracklist of this record "The Exploited - Live at the Whitehouse" is:
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