Great Truckin' Songs Of The Renaissance

Great Truckin' Songs Of The Renaissance is the legendary debut album from TISM, the enigmatic and irreverent Australian collective whose sharp satire, outrageous humour and biting social commentary made them one of the country's most unique musical acts.

Originally released in 1988, the album introduced listeners to TISM's unmistakable blend of alternative rock, pub rock, punk and absurdist wit. Packed with clever wordplay, cultural observations and deliberately provocative humour, the record quickly established the band's cult status within the Australian underground.

Featuring fan favourites such as "Defecate On My Face", "Morrison Hostel" and "The Ballad Of John Bonham's Coke Roadie", the album showcases TISM at their most chaotic, inventive and uncompromising. Beneath the comedy and controversy lies a surprisingly sharp and intelligent record that continues to resonate with generations of Australian music fans.

This reissue of Great Truckin' Songs Of The Renaissance brings the band's groundbreaking debut back to vinyl across a special colour vinyl 2LP edition, offering collectors and longtime fans the opportunity to revisit one of the most iconic and influential releases in Australian alternative music history.

Note: Colour may vary depending on pressing eg. Red, Gold