Disguise In Love [CD import]

John Cooper Clarke - Disguise In Love [CD import]

''Disguise In Love'' released in 1978, is the debut album of British punk poet John Cooper 
Clarke. Renowned for his quick-witted delivery and sharp humor, Clarke fuses punk rock with 
spoken word, resulting in a one-of-a-kind sonic experience. The album includes tracks such as 
''I Don't Want To Be Nice,'' ''Valley of the Lost Women,'' and ''(I Married a) Monster from 
Outer Space,'' highlighting Clarke's talent for social commentary and dark comedy. Produced 
by Martin Hannett, known as (one of) the creator(s) of the 'Manchester sound', the album 
captures the unrefined energy of the late '70s punk scene. Other notable artists produced by 
Hannett include Joy Division, Magazine, New Order, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark and 
Happy Mondays. ''Disguise In Love'' stands out not only for its incisive, observational poetry but 
also for its stripped-down and edgy musical accompaniment, solidifying its status as a pivotal 
work in Clarke's career and a significant contribution to the punk genre.

 1. I Don't Want to Be Nice 
2. Psycle Sluts 
3. (I've Got a Brand New) Tracksuit 
4. Teenage Werewolf 
5. Readers Wives 
6. Post-War Glamour Girl 
7. (I Married a) Monster from Outer Space 
8. Salome Maloney 
9. Health Fanatic 
10. Strange Bedfellows 
11. Valley of the Lost Women