![Wildhearts - Endless Nameless [Import]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/b/500/5/6/2/4/1684265.jpg "Endless Nameless [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Junkenstein
2. Nurse Maximum
3. Anthem
4. Urge
5. Pissjoy
6. Soundog Babylon
7. Now Is the Colour
8. Heroin
9. Why You Lie 1
10. Thunderfuck 1
11. So Good to Be Back Home 1
12. Time to Let You Go 1
13. White Lies 1
14. The Song Formally Known As? 1
15. He's a Whore 1
16. Fugazi (Do the Fake) 1
17. Kill Me to Death 1
18. Zomboid 1
19. Genius Penis 2
20. Lost Highway
More Info:
Digitally re-mastered and expanded edition of this 1997 album from the British Rockers including a bonus CD containing b-sides and rarities. Endless, Nameless caused a huge stir amongst Wildhearts fans, due to it's distorted sound and white noise mixing. The album produced two sets of singles, 'Anthem' and 'Urge'. The track 'Anthem' sported Danny McCormack as lead vocalist for the first and only time. Abandoning past sound in favor of an almost industrial Punk style, The Wildhearts hid 10 gorgeous pop songs behind infinite layers of noise. But it's never gratuitously noisy. The songs were made to work with the production. It's perhaps the most innovative and misunderstood masterpiece of the '90s. And nobody has even come close since. Lemon.
