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Pink Flag is the first album by the band Wire, released in 1977. A seminal and influential release, it is notable for its thrashy, short songs, some less than a minute long. Although released to huge critical acclaim, it was not a big seller. It was ranked as number 410 on the list of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

The cover is a photo of a flagless flagpole with the pink flag painted on.

Track listing

All songs composed by Bruce Gilbert/Graham Lewis/Colin Newman/Robert Gotobed, except where noted.

  1. "Reuters"
  2. "Field Day For The Sundays"
  3. "Three Girl Rhumba"
  4. "Ex Lion Tamer"
  5. "Lowdown"
  6. "Start To Move"
  7. "Brazil"
  8. "It's So Obvious"
  9. "Surgeon's Girl"
  10. "Pink Flag"
  11. "The Commercial"
  12. "Straight Line"
  13. "106 Beats That"
  14. "Mr. Suit"
  15. "Strange"
  16. "Fragile"
  17. "Mannequin"
  18. "Different To Me" (Annette Green)
  19. "Champs"
  20. "Feeling Called Love"
  21. "12 X U"
  22. "Options R"

Note: Last track available on cd only.

Personnel

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