GENTLEMEN, START YOUR EGOS

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1.	The Back Upon Which Jezza Jumped 04:25	info	buy track
2.	(I Think I've Got) Mick Jagger Worked Out 02:53	info	buy track
3.	Gas! Gas! - An Ecstacy Of Fumbling 02:53	info	buy track
4.	Pus 02:14	info	buy track
5.	Babies Bite Back 03:09	info	buy track
6.	Death Death Death 03:45	info	buy track
7.	Opium Is The Religion of the Masses 05:32	info	buy track
8.	The Judeo-Christian Ethic 01:36	info	buy track
9.	Take Your Love 02:23	info	buy track
10.	Kill Yourself Now And Avoid The Rush 02:42	info	buy track
11.	I'm Interested In Apathy 02:56	info	buy track
12.	Pus 02:17	info	buy track
13.	Saturday Night Palsy 03:24	info	buy track

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Originally a CD only release collecting Form And Meaning Reach Ultimate Communion and sundry b-sides, Gentlemen, Start Your Egos has been reconfigured as a compilation of rarities from around the time of TISM's late 80's explosion onto the music scene.

The digital version includes 9 previously unavailable recordings of TISM Live at The Club, 17th December 1986.

1. The Back Upon Which Jezza Jumped, 2. (I Think I’ve Got) Mick Jagger Worked Out, 3. Gas! Gas! - An Ecstasy Of Fumbling, 4. Pus (Gentleman mix), 5. Babies Bite Back, 6. Death Death Death (Gentleman mix), 7. Opium Is The Religion Of The Masses, 8. The Judeo-Christian Ethic, 9. Take Your Love (Gentlemen version), 10. Kill Yourself Now And Avoid The Rush (deconstructed mix), 11. I’m Interested In Apathy (alternative mix), 12. Pus (b-side version), 13. Saturday Night Palsy (original Great Truckin’ Songs album mix)

Live at The Club (17 November 1986):
14 Root, 15. Saturday Night Palsy, 16. 40 Years – Then Death, 17. All Ordinaries Index, 18. Mistah Eliot – He Wanker, 19. Choose Bad Smack, 20. Kill Yourself Now And Avoid The Rush, 21. Death Death Death, 22. Defecate On My Face

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released November 19, 2021

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