Public Image Ltd. - Albatross download song

ALBATROSS! Back in 1982 I drove all my friends crazy making them listen to this-lol

Ahh.. Christmas 1979: Metal Box, London Calling, Machinegunetiquette and Sid Sings were all waiting for me under the tree. (OK, Sid Sings isn't good, but three out of four ain't bad!). We'd also had Setting Sons, The Raven and Armed Forces that year from those in the first wave of UK punk along with Inflammable Material, Join Hands, Cut and first offerings from the Bunnymen, The Teardrops, Orange Juice, The Monochrome Set and The Cure. And people say 1977 was the year of punk / new wave!

The guitar in Albatross is amazing

I use this whole song as the ring tone for my iPhone.

Great quality song. the early of post-punk music

One of the greatest albums of all time, pity most wasn't ready for it lol ;-) Still have my original METAL 01 and wouldn't part with it for the world. Thanks Johnny!

Love this album, Wobble's baselines are sublime. Too bad Martin Atkins wasn't behind the drum kit.

another planet, love this song

I listened to this song once 8 years ago and it has been stuck in my head ever since.

This song on repeat for four hours locked in a basement with nothing but a strobe light. Good memories.

That bass is pure filth, so groovy

Used to sniff glue to this magnificent

Can't believe nobody else has said it yet but....... yes........ John sounds like a (even more) demented Jim Morrison on this song! And I LOVE IT!

Jah Wobble just took me to the river in a very interesting way.

this is like the smoothest, irritating song ever, it's just beautiful.

levene, wobble & lydon"s best work was this record

I love the physical sound of this music. Deep booming bass, hot disco beat, metallic sharp guitar. It almost doesn't matter what notes they're playing (although of course they're in tune with each other most of the time), its just the sheer sound of it that's very....satisfying! Sorry to be a nerd, but I noticed a comment that said "issued on 45rpm discs to maximise the bass response" - well I disagree with that; actually I've always found that 12" singles which play at 33rpm give a better bass tone than ones that play at 45rpm. (All other factors being equal, ie, given that the groove is cut nice and fat, etc). Dunno why, as you would think that the higher the speed, the better the quality, but somehow that's my subjective experience.

In some aspects remind me on Can. Beautiful.

The post punk stairway to heaven, this is.