Lady Pank (album)

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Lady Pank
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Studio album by
ReleasedJune 20, 1983 (Poland)
Recorded1982 - early 1983
StudioTeatr Stu Studio and Wawrzyszew Studio
Genre Rock, new wave
Length39:35 (LP)
64:16 (CD)
Label Tonpress, Koch International, Starling S.A., Tomi, Andromeda, MTJ
Producer Sławomir Wesołowski
Lady Pank chronology
Lady Pank
(1983)
Ohyda
(1984)
Singles from Lady Pank
  1. "Mniej niż zero"
    Released: 1983 (7")
  2. "Wciąż bardziej obcy"
    Released: 1983 (7")

Lady Pank is the debut studio album by Polish pop rock band Lady Pank. It was released on June 20, 1983 in Poland through Tonpress (LP version), and been re-released by different record labels.

Contents

Lady Pank is considered to be one of the most important albums in the history of Polish rock. [1]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Mniej niż zero"4:04
2."Kryzysowa narzeczona"4:01
3."Fabryka małp"3:43
4."Pokręciło mi się w głowie"3:36
5."Du du"4:00
6."Zakłócenie porządku"1:33
7."Zamki na piasku"4:32
8."Wciąż bardziej obcy"5:31
9."Vademecum skauta"4:14
10."Moje Kilimandżaro"4:21

Bonus Tracks

No.TitleLength
12."Minus 10 w Rio"4:51
13."Mała Lady Punk"3:25
14."Raport z N"3:19
15."Rysunkowa postać"3:40
16."Sly"4:10
17."This is only Rock'n'Roll"4:01
18."Tańcz, głupia tańcz"4:41
19."Mniej niż zero (hardrock version)"2:52
20."Vademecum skauta (reggae version)"4:05

Personnel

Release history

YearLabelFormatCountryOut of Print?Notes
1983TonpressLPPolandYesoriginal LP release
1984TonpressCCPolandYesoriginal CC release
1991TonpressCDPolandYesCD reissue; bonus tracks
1999Koch InternationalCDPolandYesCD reissue; remastered
2000Starling S.A.CDPolandYesCD reissue; bonus tracks; remastered
2000TomiCDPolandYesCD reissue; bonus tracks; remastered
2002AndromedaCDPolandYesBox release; bonus tracks; remastered
2003
2007
2008
MTJCDPolandNoBox release; CD reissue; bonus tracks; remastered

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