Lama: Complete 1980-1983 (CD)

Lama: Complete 1980-1983
CD, lyrics booklet
TWINCD257, Stupido Records/PNV Records, 2023

Release Date 27.01.2023


1. Tänään kotona   
2. 105 B                                  
3. Osmo älä onnu                    
4. Olen homo                             
5. Iso Pasi                      
6. Jeesus                                  
7. Tavastia                             
8.  Sä saatana                             
9. Anarkomarko                           
10. Turpa kiinni ja nussi              
11. Järjetöntä                          
12. Spurgun huuto                   
13. Kellot                                 
14. Koputus                              
15. Tulevaisuus                         
16. hidden track                          
17. Totuus löytyy kaurapuuro          
18. Bussi                                 
19. Raha                                 
20. Nimetön                            
21. Ainoo lajissaan                    
22. Jeesukset                            
23. Väliaikainen                          
24. Paskaa                                
25. Anarko Marko                            
26. Penisten vapautusrintama                
27. Ajatuksen loppu                      
28. Mun pelko                              
29. Totuus Löytyy Kaurapuurosta (demo 1980)
30. Bussi (demo 1980)                  
31. Pakkoloma (demo 1980)               
32. Rahaa (demo 1980)                      
33. Väliaikainen(demo 1980)        

”We can never become a fucking hippie progrock band, cos punk was the first thing that really knocked us out. We’ve never been hippies. Maybe we’re fucking idiots for taking this so seriously, we’ve been at this for five years now. And yeah, in a way we are like some hippies on a never ending 60’s trip. It’s the same for us with punk.”

Spoke Lama vocalist Epe, somewhat apocalyptically to Soundi magazine in January 1982. And he was right too – Lama never became a fucking hippie progrock band. they played a bunch of gigs, released four singles/ep’s  and and album before they split up. Nevertheless, their career wasn’t exactly short-lived. Lama was an essential part of the Helsinki punk scene from 1977 to 1982. Later on, they gained a somewhat legendary status as the ultimate Finnish punk band.