The Zulus - Down On The Floor [LP] (1989, Slash)

Boston, MA's The Zulus are often used to answering the trivia question, "Whatever happened to Human Sexual Response?" Zulus vocalist Larry Bangor and guitarist Rich Gilbert were founding members of Human Sexual Response, a demented post-punk group that existed from the late '70s to the early '80s. The group split up in 1982. Bangor, Gilbert, and drummer Malcolm Travis then formed The Zulus. The Zulus had a louder, more straightforward rock & roll sound than Human Sexual Response; their angst-laden, guitar-heavy tunes fit well on late-'80s college radio, helping to pave the way for grunge. The Zulus were signed to Slash and released their debut album, 'Down on the Floor', in 1988. 'Down on the Floor' was produced by Bob Mould of Hüsker Dü, one of the Zulus' obvious influences. In 1992, the band broke up. Travis then joined Mould in Sugar while Gilbert and bassist Rich Cortese formed Concussion Ensemble. [SOURCE: ALLMUSIC] 

Label: Slash ‎– 1-25828
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1989
Genre: Rock
Style: New Wave

Tracklist:
A1 Never Again 3:37
A2 The Desired Effect 3:48
A3 I Love This Life 3:29
A4 Back 3:52
A5 Big D 6:02
B1 Too Much 4:20
B2 Skinny Dip 3:18
B3 Kings In The Queen City 5:54
B4 Directly From Our Heart To Yours 3:54
B5 Gotta Have Faith 5:48

Credits:
Bass, Backing Vocals – Rich Cortese
Drums, Percussion – Malcolm Travis
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Rich Gilbert
Producer – Bob Mould
Vocals – Larry Bangor

Other Versions:
'Down On The Floor' ‎(CD, Album) -  Slash 9 25828-2 - US 1989
'Down On The Floor' ‎(Cass, Album) - Slash 92 58204 - Canada 1989
'Down On The Floor' ‎(Cass, Album, SR) - Slash 4-25828 - US 1989
'Down On The Floor' ‎(LP, Album) - Slash 92 58281 - Canada 1989

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