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Locomotion is the debut album by the American new wave band Locomotion. It was released in 1984 by Rhino Records.

The album contains ten tracks that showcase the band's unique sound, blending elements of punk, rock and pop with edgy lyrics and catchy hooks. The opening track, "Not Bad Enough," sets the tone for the album with its driving guitar riff and sarcastic lyrics.

Other standout tracks include "Stealing," a fast-paced punk anthem about taking what you want, and "Call Me Up," a pop-infused love song with a confident attitude. The album also features a cover of The Kinks' classic hit "You Really Got Me," which the band puts their own spin on.

Throughout the album, lead singer Kathy Gentile delivers biting lyrics with an unapologetic attitude, backed by the solid musicianship of guitarists Joe Nolte and Dave Waterman, bassist Ron Strickland, and drummer Denny Nowak.

Locomotion's debut album is a testament to the band's raw energy and unique style, showcasing their place in the history of American new wave music. Fans of punk and new wave will find plenty to love on this album.

• Tracklist:
• 1. Not Bad Enough
  2. Stealing
  3. You Really Got Me
  4. Where You Gonna Run To
  5. Stop It Cold
  6. Call Me Up
  7. Pretty Little Lights Are Out
  8. I Know You Knew
  9. No More Running Away
  10. Lies