The Reducers - Old Cons (2003)
In Flac - covers are included
Take the Cash (K.A.S.H.) (Wreckless Eric) 
Baby Come Back (The Equals) 
High Society (Roger C. Reale and Rue Morgue) 
Police Car (Larry Wallis) 
Hippy Hippy Shake (Chan Romero) 
(I Thought I Heard A) Heartbeat (The Inmates) 
Ninety Nine and a Half (Wilson Pickett) 
Mack The Knife (Bobby Darin) 
That's It I Quit (Dr. Feelgood) 
Hurt By Love (Chris Spedding) 
Three Bells In A Row (Ten Pole Tudor) 
Breakout (Chris Spedding) 
Goin' Back Home (Dr. Feelgood) 
Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 
Roaring their way out of the boring landscape that is New London, CT, the Reducers were one of the great underrated bands of the '80s. The band recorded, in just under two years, three albums of punk- and pub rock-inspired rowdy rock & roll, chock-full of wiseass ruminations on life and love. The Reducers were post-punks with a formalist approach to rock & roll: two guitars, bass, and drums that echoed mid-'60s British Invasion and American garage rock. What made them different from the average retro-rock bar band was being hip, funny, and smarter-than-most; plus having two ace songwriters in Hugh Birdsall and Peter Detmold. Absolutely great rock and roll.
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Special thanx to  JPaul for this brilliant contribution!