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  Type Album
  Artist The Damned
  Cover Damned_machine_gun_etiquettejpg
  Background Orange
  Released November 1979
  Recorded 1979
  Genre Punk
  Length 49:47
  Label Chiswick Records
  Producer The Damned ,<br> Roger Armstrong
  Reviews <ul><li>'''' link </li></ul>
  Last Album '' Music For Pleasure ''<br />(1977)
  This Album '''''Machine Gun Etiquette'''''<br />(1979)
  Next Album '' The Black Album ''<br />(1980)


''Machine Gun Etiquette'' is the third Album by the British Punk band The Damned . They released it in November 1979. The album was the group's first since reforming with Dave Vanian on vocals, Captain Sensible on lead guitar, Rat Scabies on drums and Algy Ward on bass. Machine Gun Etiquette is seen by many as a punk classic, and saw the band become more experimental. Without Brian James , the song-writing was more democratic, resulting in a blend of punk, progressive rock and gothic styles.

In 1995, a later Punk group The Offspring covered and merged both versions of "Smash It Up" and released it as a single from the soundtrack of '' Batman Forever ''.


TRACK LISTING

# "Love Song" - 2:21
# "Machine Gun Etiquette" - 1:48
# "I Just Can't Be Happy Today" - 3:42
# "Melody Lee" - 2:07
# "Anti-Pope" - 3:21
# "These Hands" - 2:03
# "Plan 9 Channel 7" - 5:08
# "Noise, Noise, Noise" - 3:10
# "Looking At You" - 5:08
# "Liar" - 2:44
# "Smash It Up (Part I)" - 1:59
# "Smash It Up (Part II)" - 2:53


# "Suicide" - 3:14
# "Rabid (Over You)" - 3:41
# "White Rabbit" - 5:13

This version also had a different cover.