The Slits

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  • post-punk
  • punk
  • female vocalists
  • riot grrrl
  • dub
The Slits were formed in 1976 in London, England. The original members, all female, were: Ari Up (aka Ari-Up & Arianna Forster, vocals), Palmolive (aka Paloma Romera, drums), Kate Korus (guitar) & Suzi Gutsy (bass). Viv Albertine & Tessa Politt would later replace Kate & Suzi. Budgie (aka Pete Clarke, formerly of Spitfire Boys & later to join Siouxsie and the Banshees), was the drummer when Palmolive left to join The Raincoats - then later Bruce Smith.

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Songs

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    (untitled bonus track)

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    A Boring Life

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    Adventures Close to Home

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    Adventures Close to Home (8-Track demo)

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    Adventures Close to Home (Rough mix)

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    Animal Space

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    Animal Space / Spacier

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    Animal Spacier

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    Ask Ma

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    Babylon

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    Be It

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    Begin Again Rhythm

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    Bongos on the Lawn

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    Can't Relate

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    Cry Baby

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    Deutsche Earthbeat

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    Difficult Fun

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    Dub Beat

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    Earthbeat

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    Earthbeat (Daichi No Oto)

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    Earthbeat / Wedding Song

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    Earthbeat 12"

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    Earthbeat Extra

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    Earthbeat Japan

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    Earthdub

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    Enemy Numero Uno

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    Face Dub

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    Face Place

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    Fade Away

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    Femme Fatale

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    FM

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    FM (John Peel session 1977)

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    FM (Rough mix)

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    Grapevine

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    Had a Day

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    I Heard It Through the Grapevine

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    I Heard It Through the Grapevine (demo)

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    Improperly Dressed

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    In the Beginning

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    In the Beginning (feat. Neneh Cherry)

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    In the Beginning There Was Rhythm

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    In the Beginning, There Was Rhythm (Early version)

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    Instant Hit

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    Instant Hit (8-Track demo)

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    Instant Hit (instrumental outtake)

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    Instant Hit (John Peel session 1977)

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    Instant Hit (Rough mix)

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    Issues

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    Kill Them With Love

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    Lazy Slam


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