Bush Tetras Rhythm And Paranoia: The Best Of Bush Tetras Vinyl LP Box Set 2021

1. Too Many Creeps
2. Snakes Crawl
3. You Taste Like The Tropics
4. Punch Drunk
5. Cold Turkey [Live In London]
6. Things That Go Boom In The Night
7. Das Ah Riot
8. Cowboys In Africa
9. Rituals
10. You Can’t Be Funky
11. Moonlite
12. Dum Dum
13. Stand Up And Fight
14. Page 18
15. Color Green
16. Mr. Lovesong [Alternate Version]
17. World
18. Motörhead
19. Pretty Thing
20. You Don’t Know Me
21. Heart Attack
22. Ocean
23. Nails
24. True Blue
25. Red Heavy
26. Out Again
27. There Is A Hum
28. Seven Years
29. Sucker Is Born
30. Run Run Run [Live In San Francisco]
31. Cutting Floor

Flashes Of Light Rarely Burn For Long. Bush Tetras Exploded Into New York In 1979 And Flamed Out Just A Few Years Later. Yet Somehow This Lightning-Quick Band Have Risen From Their Own Ashes Again And Again For Four Decades. The Spark That Ignited Bush Tetras Tapped Into A Deep Grid Of Power, Fuelled By Guitarist Pat Place, Singer Cynthia Sley And Drummer Dee Pop.

That Chemistry Is Palpable On ‘Rhythm And Paranoia: The Best Of Bush Tetras’, Which Features 30 Tracks Across 2CDs In A 4- Panel Digipack / 29 Songs Across 3LPs Pressed Onto 180gram Vinyl In A Rigid Lift-Off Box With Lift Ribbon, Remastered By Carl Saff, Plus A 40-Page (2CD) / 46-Page (3LP) Book With Neverbefore-Seen Photos, An Original Essay On The Band By Marc Masters And Micro Essays By Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore, R&B Legend Nona Hendryx, The Clash’s Topper Headon And More.

From The Band’s Earliest Recordings To Their Current, Vital-Asever Incarnation, ‘Rhythm And Paranoia’ - For The First Time Ever
- Showcases Their Unique, Influential And Body-Shaking Meld Of Rock, Punk, Funk, Reggae And More In One Cohesive, Immersive And Meticulously Constructed Box Set.

“Coupled With [‘Too Many Creeps’’] Dancey Arrangement, Sley’s Monotonous Tone Signaled That Within The Tetras’ Newly Staked Safe Space, Misogyny Wasn’t A Threat: It Was Just A Boring, Predictable Damper On The Party. Like The Rest Of Their Peers, This Band Was Over It.” - Pitchfork (The History Of Feminist Punk In 33 Songs)

“The Bush Tetras Are A National Treasure” - VICE

“Renowned At The Dawn Of The Eighties For Pairing The Disjoined Guitar Skronk Of The Inaccessible No Wave Scene With
Irrepressible, Funk-Infused Rhythms, The Bush Tetras Were Remarkably Influential Without Ever Really Receiving Their Due” - The New Yorker

“Bush Tetras Bridge The Gap Between The Ramones And Sonic
Youth.” - NY Post