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Collected/Contextualized by Meat Whiplash

Collected/Contextualized is a double-LP and 2xCD set compiling all known studio recordings and several live songs together with extensive liner notes and vintage photography detailing the Meat Whiplash story. With one LP/CD gathering Meat Whiplash’s recorded output, the second disc will feature contemporary artists covering the band’s songs.

Tracklist
1.Don't Slip Up3:21
2.Here it Comes2:55
3.Loss (BBC Session)2:38
4.Walk Away (BBC Session)2:06
5.Eat Me to the Core (BBC Session)2:29
6.She Comes Tomorrow (BBC Session)2:48
7.Losing Your Grip (Censorship Sucks! Version))2:29
8.Walk Away (Demo)2:20
9.Always Sunday (Demo)5:04
10.Losing Your Grip (Demo)2:37
11.Bring Him Down (Live)2:58
12.Now I Wanna Be Your Dog (Live)2:49
13.Cuddle Up With Cancer (Live)2:37
14.Strawberry Whiplash - Don't Slip Up4:01
15.Iron Works Inc. - Here it Comes3:22
16.Honey Rider - Loss2:37
17.A Place to Bury Strangers - Walk Away2:20
18.Unlettered - Eat Me To The Core3:12
19.Future Silence - She Comes Tomorrow3:41
20.Unlettered - Always Sundaay5:11
21.apolitiq - Eat Me To The Core3:34
22.Bubblegum Lemonade - She Comes Tomorrow4:09
Credits
released December 6, 2024

Music: Eddie Connelly (RIP), Michael Kerr, Paul McDermott and Stephen McLean.
Graphics: Mark Robinson
Photography: Owen Barrett, JC Brouchard, and Ross McIntyre
Curated by: Keith York
LicenseAll rights reserved.
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Fom East Kilbride, Scotland Meat Whiplash’s “Don’t Slip Up” single on Creation Records was produced by Jim and William Reid (The Jesus and Mary Chain with whom both bands shared bass player Douglas Hart). Prior to disbanding to form Motorcycle Boy, the band was culling songs together for what would have been their debut album.