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Back in the USA

Album - 1970 - DeB Id: 53169
By MC5
11 Tracks 2 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 1 Charts
Rock Blues Hard Rock

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Album DeRango™ 54,40

MC5

Back in the USA ■ nix

 "This is not a book. It’s a prolonged insult, a spit in the face of Art, a kick to Divinity, to Man, to Destiny, to Time, to Love, to Beauty... to whatever you like."

 "MC5, who in 1969, but only that year, danced on our filthy corpses... What remains is 'Kick Out The Jam.' Fortunately, the System could not make all the vinyls of that masterpiece disappear."

 Explore the turbulent history behind MC5’s 'Back in the USA' and rediscover the raw power of their revolutionary spirit.

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Album DeRango™ -25,11

MC5

Back In The USA ■ andre86

 The album is much more 'mellow' than their debut, mixing blues rock, garage rock, rock, and proto-punk.

 American Ruse lashes out against the hypocritical idea of freedom taught in the United States.

 Discover the underrated power of MC5’s 'Back In The USA'—listen now and dive into classic proto-punk energy with strong social messages!

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Tutti-Frutti (01:31)
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Tonight (02:29)
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First Verse
Sittin’ In The Classroom
Feel Your Heart Goin’ Boom
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Teenage Lust (02:36)
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Back in Lincoln Park where I was mostly raised
Hanging around town where I got totally crazed
Surrounded by bitches who wouldn't give it in
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Let Me Try (04:16)
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Looking at You (03:03)
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When it happened
something snapped inside
made me want to hide
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High School (02:42)
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(Woh, come on)

The kids want a little action
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Call Me Animal (02:06)
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First Verse
I Take A Laser Beam And I Use It Like A Stone Axe Baby
I Take The Present, Past, And Future Mama, And Blast
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The American Ruse (02:31)
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They told you in school about freedom
But when you try to be free they never let ya
They said "it's easy , nothing to it"
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Shakin' Street (02:21)
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Little Orphan Annie and Sweet Sue too / They've been coming around / Gives 'em somethin' to do / Their mamas all warned 'em not to come to town / It got into their blood / Now they gonna get down / Shakin' street it's got that beat / shakin' street where all the kids meet / Shakin' street it's got that sound / Shakin' street say you gotta get down / Streetlight Sammy decided to make the trip / All the way from New Jersey / On his girlfriend's tip / He pulled into town and met Skinny Leg Pete / Said come here, boy I heard about the streets / I heard about the place where all the kids go / Now, I'm about to flip / I just gotta know about / Well the kids on shakin' street never give in / 'Cause all of their lives they've been livin' in sin / You know that they're bad / You know that they're mad / They take for the takin' / They shake for the shakin' / Shakin' Shakin' Shakin' / The folks keep complaining they find it so shockin' / All the kids wanna do is just keep on rockin' / They ain't got no time to think about stoppin' / They gotta get down and do a little stompin' / Now Sally Baker wants to shake her shaker / And Bobby C. says he's gonna take her to / Shakin' street . . .
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The Human Being Lawnmower (02:24)
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CAN YOU HEAR ME?
HOPE YOU CAN
LISTEN HERE CLOSELY YOU'LL UNDERSTAND
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Back in the USA (02:26)
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Well, oh well, I feel so good today
We just touched ground on an international runway
Jet propelled back home from overseas to the USA
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MC5

MC5 were an American rock band from Lincoln Park, Michigan, active 1963–1972. Celebrated for high-energy performances and radical politics, they became key proto‑punk influencers. The classic lineup featured Rob Tyner, Wayne Kramer, Fred “Sonic” Smith, Michael Davis, and Dennis Thompson. Their signature live debut, Kick Out the Jams (1969), is a touchstone of Detroit rock.
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