Grin & Bear It
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| Compilation album by The Ruts | ||
| Released | December, 1980 | |
| Genre | Punk rock | |
| Length | ?? | |
| Producer(s) | Various | |
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| The Ruts chronology | ||
| "The Crack" (1979) |
Grin & Bear It (1980) |
"Animal Now" (1981) |
Grin & Bear It is The Ruts' 1980 second album and features a compilation of singles, B-sides and live performances.
The track "S.U.S" was an attack on a 1970's UK law under which the police were able to stop people on the street and arrest them 'on suspicion' of causing (or being about to commit) a crime. This came to be known-as the "Sus law" and was widely regarded in some areas as being used as a justification by the police for the harassment of the young and racial minorities. The law was eventually repealed.
[edit] Track listing
- "In A Rut"
- "Love In Vain"
- "S.U.S."
- "Babylon's Burning"
- "Society"
- "West One (Shine On Me)"
- "Staring At The Rude Boys"
- "Demolition Dancing"
- "Secret Soldier"
- "H-Eyes"
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