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The Macc Lads (Crude & Rude)

The Macc Lads - the self proclaimed "rudest crudest lewdest drunkest band in Christendom" - formed in the late 1970s in Macclesfield, UK, playing a fusion of punk and hard rock. Their career spanned the years 1981 to 1995 and they became notorious for their irreverent and foul mouthed lyrics, political incorrectness, drinking, sexism and homophobia. They managed to offend a great many people and were repeatedly banned from venues and radio stations whilst retaining a die hard fan base.

They are perhaps best described as the musical equivalent of the Viz comic, sharing many of the same themes (although Splodgenessabounds claimed the same). Indeed an early Viz character Brown Bottle made his first (and thus far only) live appearance in the music video for the song Barrel's Round.

Their song lyrics cover an array of subjects, including beer, sex, chips 'n' gravy, football, fighting, and bodily functions. "Newcy Brown" beer makes an appearance in one song, as does Willies (JW Lees), but Boddingtons is the beer of choice for a true Macc Lad. And according to the Lads' songs, forcing a gay man to drink several pints of Boddingtons will change his sexual orientation. Numerous synonyms for female genitalia, sexual intercourse, and homosexuals have been coined by The Macc Lads throughout the years, which is a great source of pride. However, frontman/bassist Muttley McLad is reported to have said that his proudest achievement is rhyming "George Michael" with "menstrual cycle".

Frontman Muttley usually greeted audiences at the start of an evening with "what the fuck are you lot doing here, is there nowt [nothing] good on telly tonight?" or "let's hear some swearing!" and the audience usually respond in kind with a series of expletives - a fine example of all this is of course the Live at Leeds (the who?) live album. A classic entry was in Middlesbrough one night during the "One Foot In The Gravy Tour", not long after the Cleveland Child Abuse case was in the news. Muttley arrives on stage and greets the crowd with "What are you lot doing here, shouldn't you be at home shagging your kids?" (This statement has also been attributed to Roy 'Chubby' Bown).

During the band's career they were banned, prevented from entering or kicked out of gigs in various places including but not limited to; Macclesfield, London, Huddersfield, Bury, Cornwall, Blackpool, Colchester, Hull, Newcastle, Cleethorpes, Northampton, Leeds, Wigan, Lincoln, Bolton, Mansfield, Portsmouth, Cheltenham, Norwich and the United States of America.


01. Beer & Sex & Chips 'n Gravy (1985)

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02. Bitter, Fit Crack (1987)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/194365669/2.rar
03. Live At Leeds (1988)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/194374025/3.rar
04. From Beer To Eternity (1989)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/194412071/4.rar
05. The Beer Necessities (1990)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/194742579/5.rar
06. Twenty Golden Crates (1991)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/195100528/6.rar
07. An Orifice & A Genital (1993)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/195106837/7.rar
08. Alehouse Rock (1993)

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http://rapidshare.com/files/195137751/8.rar


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