- A1: Intro 1’06”
- A2: City Is Dead 1’58”
- A3: Bloody Belgium ’1”22
- A4: Do You Wanna Now 2’55”
- A5: For The Fret 2’35”
- A6: I’ll Get You 1’18”
- A7: Rock Over Belgium 1’41”
- A8: Fascist Cops 2’41
- A9: I Wanna Get A Job In The City 3’33”
- A10: I Feel Allright 1’41”
- A11: No Monarchy 2’35
- B1: Sex Queen 1’47”
- B2: Baby That’s Alright 1’48”
- B3: Dead Industry 2’48”
- B4: Razor Blades For Sale 1’46”
- B5: This Is Rock And Roll 2’21”
- B6: Do You Love The Nazis 3’39”
- B7: If The Kids Are United 4’47
- B8: Blitzkrieg Bop 2’00”
- B9: 12Xu 3’52”
The Belgian leading punk band The Kids, founded by Ludo Mariman, made their debut in 1978 with their landmark titleless album, surely deserving to be part of the global top list of great seventies punk albums. After another four studio albums, the band called it a day... only to resurface a good ten years later, at the end of the 1990s. Since then, The Kids have become an international cult punk band, much in demand in Belgium and abroad (USA, Germany, France, Italy, Japan…), mainly focusing on their initial seventies punk repertoire, with many classic songs that have effortlessly survived the ravages of time.
The Kids are still the most angry Belgian band, which says a lot about the eagerness and sharpness of Ludo Mariman and his mates. The Kids, for sure, still are an absolute top band!
"Flabbergasted" was recorded early 2001 at the AB Club in Brussels and released the following year on CD, which sold out quickly. Starman Records issued the album in 2015, making it available on vinyl for the very first time, with restored audio and entirely new artwork. Sold out long ago, it was followed by a second print run in 2023 on limited colored vinyl. An album you can’t miss—sharp as a razor blade and containing many of The Kids' classics, along with a couple of contemporary punk covers. The band still tours actively and will celebrate, in 2026, their 50th anniversary.
