buy this now FKR064CD/LP Various Artists MAN CHEST HAIR Tracklist

  1. Oscar - Good Lovin' Woman
  2. Urbane Gorilla - Ten Days Gone  mp3
  3. Stackwaddy - Hunt The Stag  mp3
  4. Greasy Bear - Windy Day
  5. J.C. Heavy - Is This Really Me?  mp3
  6. Socrates - Johnny
  7. Plasma - Seven Stars
  8. Sliped Disc - Come On In
  9. Savoury Duck - Dragon Flight  mp3
  10. The Way We Live - King Dick II
  11. Spider Jive - Crocadilla
  12. Sweet Chariot - Wildside
  13. Samsun - Bringing It All Back Home
  14. So On And So Forth - Sweet Wine  mp3
  15. Grisby Dike - Nebula
  16. Young And Renshaw - Cant Get Enough Of Your Love
  17. Plasma - Hazel Time (CD ONLY BONUS TRACK)
  18. Chris Statham - Getaway

18 outbursts of unreleased testosterone from the 1970’s Mancunian rock underground.

Unissued studio demos and rare tracks of hard rock, hairy funk, heavy, prog from the toughest unknown rock groups of Greater Manchester, England MAN CHEST HAIR liberates 17 heroic outbursts of rare and unreleased Northern testosterone from Mancunian pops awkward coming of age purple period. The hairy funk and hard rock foundations of Manc punk and metal laid down by the self-sufficient post-beat unsignables.

MAN CHEST HAIR documents the missing stink between The Hollies, The Hermits, Hamburg, Hannett and Hotlegs with a HEAVY emphasis on dirty drums and filthy fuzz from beneath the black rainclouds of Greater Manchester. Ahead of their time, under the radar and over the heads of the trembling music industry these glorious live action trailblazers crank the ignition of the eclectic Mancunian metal machine, engines blazing between 10cc and full throttle Motorheads.

MAN CHEST HAIR boasts the seldom recorded, unshaven sounds of the Mancunian "independent" industry from the future capital of "indie" music. Cruising via prog, psych, funk, glam and hard rock with no toilet breaks or refuels along the way.

This is the sound of do or die DIY from beneath the rainy city sky documenting the trouble behind the stubble, the aftershave sting that followed and the good humoured bromantic chippy dinners that united Madchester before it was clinically diagnosed.