Kaught at the Kampus is a live compilation album released in 1981 by Reekus Records, featuring tracks from the bands Nun Attax, Mean Features, Urban Blitz and Microdisney. It was recorded at the Arcadia Ballroom, Cork, on 30 August 1980. The Arcadia was run by Thurles native Elvera Butler and Andy Foster, and was one of the few places in Cork city that would host punk bands. Butler had been the entertainments officer at University College Cork, and so the venue, which did not serve alcohol, became known as the 'Downtown Kampus'. The punk scene that developed at the Arc was an important turning point for Cork music; until live music had consisted mostly of Blues and Pub rock bands.

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Kaught at the Kampus is a live compilation album released in 1981 by Reekus Records, featuring tracks from the bands Nun Attax, Mean Features, Urban Blitz and Microdisney. It was recorded at the Arcadia Ballroom, Cork, on 30 August 1980. The Arcadia was run by Thurles native Elvera Butler and Andy Foster, and was one of the few places in Cork city that would host punk bands. Butler had been the entertainments officer at University College Cork, and so the venue, which did not serve alcohol, became known as the 'Downtown Kampus'. The punk scene that developed at the Arc was an important turning point for Cork music; until live music had consisted mostly of Blues and Pub rock bands. Nun Attax, later known as Five Go Down to the Sea?, were at the time scene leaders, and were given three tracks on side one. Also notable are Microdisney who went on to international recognition with their 1985 album The Clock Comes Down The Stairs. Their drummer Keith "Smelly" O'Connell recalls that the scene being "very tame. When we came first, there was nothing like us around. It was all rock 'n' roll really, and Hot Guitars and band's like that. It was all just rock 'n' roll and the long hair and the beards."

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