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• Artist: Savage Republic
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• Release Date: 1989
• Genre: Rock

Review

Savage Republic's originality had pretty much run its course by the time of their final studio album. Familiar instrumental motifs are repeated, but not expanded upon, though the Greek feel of "Song for Adonis" has a sweeter tone than they were usually inclined to employ. When they sing, half-formed lyrics and shouted vocals are still the order of the day (though "Mapia" probably includes their most conventional singing, aside from Ceremonial's "Andalusia"). "Rapeman's 1st EP" is as difficult and grating as they ever got, though it's not effective as either art or satire (if that was an intention). ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Sucker Punch	Alan Grunkeld	Savage Republic	(5:25)
Sono Cairo		Savage Republic	(4:58)
Mapia		Savage Republic	(4:50)
The Birds of Pork		Savage Republic	(6:28)
Rapeman's First EP [Live]		Savage Republic	(8:38)
The World (At Our Fingertips)		Savage Republic	(2:36)
Song for Adonis		Savage Republic	(1:31)
Archetype		Savage Republic	(6:30)

Credits

Brad Laner (Percussion), Bruce Licher (Percussion), Brad Laner (Drums), Jackson Del Ray (Vocals), Thom Fuhrmann (Guitar), Brad Laner (Voices), Greg Grunke (Cumbus), Michael Hotsifakis (Assistant), Bruce Licher (Guitar (Bass)), Bruce Licher (Guitar), Jackson Del Ray (Guitar), Brad Laner (Keyboards), Jackson Del Ray (Keyboards), Bruce Licher (Bass), Savage Republic (Producer), Bruce Licher (Package Design), Michael Hotsifakis (Production Assistant), Thom Fuhrmann (Bass), Brad Laner (Vocals), Jackson Del Ray (Saxophone), Greg Grunke (Recorder), George Manios (Mixing), Stavros Hamtsikoudis (Executive Producer), Bruce Licher (Graphic Design), Greg Grunke (Bass), Greg Grunke (Vocals), George Manios (Producer), Jimmy Bitzenis (Mixing), George Manios (Engineer), Thom Fuhrmann (Vocals), Savage Republic (Mixing), Jackson Del Ray (Percussion)

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