
Third World War were an English hard rock band formed in 1970 by manager and producer John Fenton, together with songwriters Terry Stamp and Jim Avery. Fenton came up with the band's name and provided a large part of its musical direction; Phill Brown, the recording engineer on the band's first album, quotes him as saying, "I want a no-bullshit, working class band—I've had enough of all this pseudo peace crap." Due to this attitude, and the band's raucous sound and radical leftist lyrics
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Ascension Day
Working Class Man
Preaching Violence
Teddy Teeth Goes Sailing
Stardom Road Part I
Stardom Road Part II
Get Out Of Bed You Dirty Red
M.I.5's Alive
Shepherds Bush Cowboy
Yobo
Ascension Day - 2015 Remaster
Working Class Man - 2015 Remaster
Urban Rock
Rat Crawl
M. I. 5's Alive
I'd Rather Cut Cane For Castro
Factory Canteen News
Coshing Old Lady Blues
A Little Bit Of Urban Rock
Shepherd's Bush Cowboy
M.I.5's Alive - 2015 Remaster
hammersmith guerrilla
Urban Rock - 2001 Remaster
Urban Rock - 1999 Remaster
Stardom Road, Part I
Hammersmith Guerilla
Stardom Road, Part II
Preaching Violence - 2015 Remaster
Stardom Road, Pt. II - 2015 Remaster
Shepherd's Bush Cowboy - 2015 Remaster
Teddy Teeth Goes Sailing - 2015 Remaster
Stardom Road, Pt. I - 2015 Remaster
I'd Rather Cut Cane for Castro - 2001 Remaster
Get Out of Bed You Dirty Red - 2015 Remaster
I'd Rather Cut Cane For Castro - 1999 Remaster
Yobo - 1999 Remaster
Ascension Day (single version)
Rat Crawl - 2001 Remaster
Coshing Old Lady Blues - 1999 Remaster
Hammersmith Guerilla - 2001 Remaster
Yobo - 2001 Remaster
Hammersmith Guerilla - 1999 Remaster
Rat Crawl - 1999 Remaster
Coshting Old Lady Blues
MI5's Alive
Factory Canteen News - 1999 Remaster
Coshing Old Lady Blues - 2001 Remaster
Workling Class Man
Factory Canteen News - 2001 Remaster
Hammersmith Guerilla (Full Version)
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