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L.A.M.F.

L.A.M.F. (abbreviation of Like a Motherfucker) is the only studio album by the American punk rock band the Heartbreakers, which included Johnny Thunders, Jerry Nolan, Walter Lure and Billy Rath. It was released on October 3, 1977, by the British independent record label Track Records, and the music of the album is a mixture of punk and rock and roll.

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Genres
Punk rock · rock and roll
Label
Track
Length
34:02
Producers
Speedy Keen · Daniel Secunda
Recorded
March 1977
Released
October 3, 1977

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Recording session order

Post-production

  • Mixing Audio mixing (recorded music)

Critical reception

Remixed and remastered versions

Track listing

Personnel

Sources

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L.A.M.F.

Nodes69
Edges68
Triples53
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028986
Components1

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L.A.M.F.

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related to Remixed and remastered versions · 15
L.A.M.F. → After Track Records, Childers, English, Essex, Generation, In, Jungle, Jungle Records, Leee Black Childers, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Speakeasy, The Heartbreakers, Thunders, Tony James, Track Records
related to Sources · 15
L.A.M.F. → Backbeat Press, Cherry Red Books, George Gimarc, HeartbreakersJohnny Thunders Cyber LoungeJohnny, In Cold Blood, ISBN, Johnny Thunders, Jungle Records, Nina Antonia, Press Record Guide, Punk Diary, The Ultimate Trainspotter's Guide, Thunders, To Underground Rock, Walter Lure
related to Critical reception · 13
L.A.M.F. → Critic Jon Savage, Jerry Nolan, No, Nolan, October, Paul Cook, Sex Pistols, Sounds, The, Track Records, UK, UK Albums Chart, Whichever
Genres · 2
L.A.M.F. → Punk rock, rock and roll
Producers · 2
L.A.M.F. → Daniel Secunda, Speedy Keen
Studios · 2
L.A.M.F. → Essex (London), Ramport (London)
Label · 1
L.A.M.F. → Track
Length · 1
L.A.M.F. → 34:02
Recorded · 1
L.A.M.F. → March 1977
Released · 1
L.A.M.F. → October 3, 1977

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track 1977 records studio demo thunders band johnny album essex released tracks would '77 sessions original studios live punk nolan

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
L.A.M.F.GenresPunk rock1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.Genresrock and roll1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.LabelTrack1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.Length34:021.00infobox
L.A.M.F.ProducersSpeedy Keen1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.ProducersDaniel Secunda1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.RecordedMarch 19771.00infobox
L.A.M.F.ReleasedOctober 3, 19771.00infobox
L.A.M.F.StudiosEssex (London)1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.StudiosRamport (London)1.00infobox
L.A.M.F.related to Critical receptionTrack Records0.60section
L.A.M.F.related to Critical receptionOctober0.60section

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