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Better Luck (album)

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Better Luck
Studio album by
Released1981
GenrePunk rock
LabelFatima
ProducerThe Plugz, Gustavo Santaolalla
The Plugz chronology
Electrify Me
(1979)
Better Luck
(1981)
Los Angelinos – The Eastside Renaissance
(1983)

Better Luck is the second and final studio album by the American band the Plugz, released in 1981.[1][2] It was released by the band's own Fatima Recordz.[3] The first single was "Achin'".[4]

The album was produced by the band and Gustavo Santaolalla, who also played guitar, bass, and charango.[5] Bruce Fowler played trombone on the album; Steve Berlin contributed on saxophone.[3] The band had recorded an album's worth of material after releasing their debut but decided it was too similar in sound.[6] The cover art was created by Gary Panter.[7] "Touch for Cash" is a narrative about the lives of prostitutes.[8] "Cesar's Song" describes life as an Los Angeles gang member.[8] "Gas Line" is about the 1979 oil crisis.[9] "El Clavo y la Cruz" later appeared on the Repo Man soundtrack.[10]

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