Tuesday, December 01, 2009

VARIOUS: Punk And Disorderly Deluxe Edition [Anarchy Records]

Another edition of one of the best punk compilations of all time. This huge 50 tracks double CD from Anarchy Records is an amazing collection for beginners and veterans that like punk rock....

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1.Cock in My Pocket [IGGY AND THE STOOGES]
2.Last Rockers [VICE SQUAD]
3.My Way [SEX PISTOLS]
4.Viva La Revolution [THE ADDICTS]
5.Personality Crisis [JOHNNY THUNDERS]
6.Complete Disorder [DISORDER]
7.Great Big Kiss [JOHNNY THUNDERS]
8.Banned from the Pubs [PETER & THE TEST TUBE BABIES]
9.Tight Pants [IGGY AND THE STOOGES]
10.In Britain [RED ALERT]
11.Louie Louie [IGGY AND THE STOOGES]
12.Someone's Gonna Die [BLITZ]
13.Pollice Story [THE PARTISANS]
14.The Sounds of Suburbs [THE VIBRATORS]
15.El Salvador [INSANE]
16.Army Song [ABRASIVE WHEELS]
17.Four Minute Warning [CHAOS U.K.]
18.Stallite [SEX PISTOLS]
19.City Baby Attacked By Rats [G.B.H.]
20.Mania [THE OUTCASTS]
21.Government Policy [EXPELLED]
22.Stab the Judge [ONE WAY SYSTEM]
23.Seven & Seven Is [THE VIBRATORS]
24.Gotta Get Out [COURT MARTIAL]
25.London Bouncers [ACTION PACT]
26.The Masque [DARKS]
27.Gangland [VIOLATORS]
28.Fallen Hero [ENEMY]
29.Death to Humanity [RIOT CLONE]
30.Hobby For a Day [THE WALL]
31.Shakin' Street [THE VIBRATORS]
32.Shellshock [ERAZERHEAD]
33.How Much Longer [A.T.V.]
34.Corg I Crap [THE DRONES]
35.Money (That's What I Want) [IGGY AND THE STOOGES]
36.I Hate School [SUBURBAN STUDS]
37.Kick Out The Tories [NEWTON NEUROTICS]
38.I'm A Lazy Sod [SEX PISTOLS]
39.Police State [U.K. SUBS]
40.Dead Hero [THE SAMPLES]
41.Summer Of 81 [VIOLATORS]
42.Woman in Disguise [ANGELIC UPSTARTS]
43.Falling [DECRY]
44.Richard Hung Himself [D.I.]
45.Forming [THE GERMS]
46.Salty Leather [AGRESSION]
47.Running with The Youth [TOTAL CHAOS]
48.Rubber Legs [IGGY AND THE STOOGES]
49.Love Song (Demo) [THE DAMNED]
50.Bloodstains [AGENT ORANGE]

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Saturday, November 28, 2009

VARIOUS: Lookout! Records, 20 Year Collection

Larry Livermore and David Hayes formed the label in 1987. Hayes left in 1989 to start Very Small Records, leaving Lookout to Livermore, who sold the label in 1997 to Chris Appelgren, who started working at the label in 1988, while still in high school. From the start, Lookout released punk rock records, but over time expanded its scope to include various types of pop punk, hardcore punk, and indie rock. Former Lookout bands that have since achieved major label success include Green Day, Rancid and The Donnas.
Lookout became famous for releasing albums that featured a very distinctive pop punk sound including bands such as Screeching Weasel, The Mr T Experience, The Queers, Green Day, Sweet Baby, Squirtgun and others.
In recent years, a number of Lookout recording artists have ended their dealings with the label, rescinding their master rights from the label and re-issuing albums on other labels.
These bands have cited various reasons including non-renewal of licensing agreements, distribution and breach of contract over unpaid royalties. Among the bands that have taken their masters from Lookout and reissued them on other labels are Screeching Weasel (on Asian Man), Avail (on Jade Tree), Pansy Division (on Alternative Tentacles), Blatz and Filth (on Alternative Tentacles), The Dollyrots (on Blackheart Records), The Riverdales (on Asian Man), The Queers (on Asian Man), The Lillingtons (on Red Scare Industries), Enemy You (also on Red Scare), Twenty-Nineteen (on CREC Records), and The Groovie Ghoulies (on Springman Records). On August 1, 2005, Green Day became the biggest former Lookout act to rescind their masters from the label, forcing Lookout to lay off its staff and halt new releases for the remainder of the year. Operation Ivy rescinded their masters on May 4, 2006 and their album was reissued on Hellcat Records in November 2007.
On September 13, 2009 Larry Livermore commented on the name of the label on his blog, noting that the name is often erroneously spelled with an exclamation point. While the proper spelling does not include an exclamation point, an exclamation point has become a common spelling in popular usage.
Lookout Records turned 20 years old in 2008 and continues to offer a large catalog of underground punk, pop-punk and indie rock music on CD, vinyl and via digital download from virtually all music services.

tRaCkS
1.timorous me [TED LEO & THE PHARMACISTS]
2.cover [ENGINE DOWN]
3.i'm with the band [BRATMOBILE]
4.do you wanna hit it [THE DONNAS]
5.ba ba ba ba ba [THE MR. T EXPERIENCE]
6.together forever in love [GO SAILOR]
7.it's up to you [THE HI-FIVES]
8.for guys' eyes only [HOCKEY NIGHT]
9.baby baby baby baby [SWEET BABY]
10.carry on [COMMON RIDER]
11.kansas city [THE WASHDOWN]
12.not you [AUNTIE CHRIST]
13.friend to j.c. [MARY TIMONY]
14.OK apartment [THE ORANGES BAND]
15.crying jag [TILT]
16.to be alive and alone [TROUBLED HUBBLE]
17.the angel's share [TED LEO & THE PHARMACISTS]
18.speakers push the air [PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES]
19.skintight [THE DONNAS]
20.perfect weapon [COMMUNIQUE]
21.selling submarines [THE PATTERN]
22.dead wrestlers [BIS]
23.we ain't even married [THE PIONEERS]
24.face it [THE REPUTATION]
25.more than toast [THE MR. T EXPERIENCE]
26.sprang [WYNONA RIDERS]
27.she turned out to be crazy [DR. FRANK]
28.turn it out [AMERICAN STEEL]
29.sanitized [MONSULA]

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THE ALARM: Eponymous ((1981-1983)) Remastered

With idealistic spirit, a powerhouse live show, and bigger than big hair, the Alarm were part of an early-'80s wave of bands (the Call, Big Country, and the Waterboys among them) who dealt in soaring anthems inspired by the righteous idealism of punk. Clearly influenced by the impassioned political fervor of the Clash, the Alarm also worked in a mostly acoustic, folk-punk vein that provided a counterpoint to their hard-driving guitar rockers. Their stage look was unquestionably a product of the '80s, with enormous spiked-up hair accompanying a cowboy/old-time cavalry wardrobe. Yet the numerous comparisons to U2 in the press were not unfounded; despite a more conservative sonic palette, the Alarm had much the same earnest intensity, the same messianic ambitions, even the same vague spirituality. Likewise, the Alarm seemed to covet a mainstream breakthrough in the vein of The Joshua Tree's conquest of the pop charts, and polished up their sound accordingly, with mixed creative results. The British music press habitually savaged their records as derivative and pretentious, but this meant little to their zealous following who supported the band to the tune of over 5 million sales worldwide and 16 Top 50 UK singles.
-- by Steve Huey, Allmusic.com

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.unsafe building
.up for mother
.lie of the land [demo]
.reason 41 [demo]
.the deceiver [demo]
.what kind of hell [demo]
.sixty eight guns [demo]
.marching on
.lie of the land
.across the border
.the stand [single]
.blaze of glory [single]
.thoughts of a young man [part one]
.for freedom [live]
.reason 41 [live]
.the deceiver [live]
.third light [live]
.lie of the land [live]
.legal matter [live]
.marching on [live]
.the stand [long version]
.sixty eight guns [single]

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SPLODGENESSABOUNDS: [2000] I Don't Know [Captain Oi! Recs.]

Splodgenessabounds is an English punk rock band formed in Keston, Bromley, Kent. The band is associated with the Oi! and Punk Pathetique genres. Their frontman is Max Splodge. The band was originally fronted by Max Splodge and his girlfriend of the time, who was known as Baby Greensleeves. The band won a recording contract with Deram Records after finishing runner-up in the 1979 Battle Of The Bands contest, even though Deram was planning to cease all activities in the music markets outside of classical music. The band's first release for Deram in 1980 was "Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps Please", which later inspired the title of the BBC situation comedy, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. The song was released as a triple A side vinyl single, along with "Simon Templar" (a pastiche of the theme tune of the TV series, Return of the Saint) and "Michael Booth's Talking Bum".

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1.scrapyard
2.my socks gone down my shoe
3.poochie
4.i wouldn't lie
5.having a beer
6.lullaby of mongolia
7.truncheon meat squad
8.poochie (slight return)
9.i don't know
10.mongols on the streets of london
11.i'm angry
12.singing out of tune
13.ghenghis khan
14.the things that make mongols so great
15.patrick moore (he talks to me)

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THE INFAS: Sound and Fury ]]New Link!![[

First of all, yes this is Infa Riot and they just simply changed their name to The Infas (Why?), but anyways, this album has an interesting story. Infa Riot was a short lived band and their debut, Still Out of Order, was a huge sucess. However Secret Records (the orignial issue of that album was first issued from them) eventually vanished away (went out of business) and so the band had went on to the record label Panache Records and recorded Sound and Fury (under the name The Infas), but also recorded the ''Sound And Fury'' / ''Triffic Spiff Ya OK'' single but neither one of the records got promotions and distributions so this album was scarce (meaning it was rare and wasn't out for very long) and then the band broke up after this. Then a decade later, they reissued this album in it's original form (with no bonus tracks and including the LP Cover on front and back). The band during this time were a little slower but managed to stay the same, unlike a majority of punk bands that went from punk to being 80s rock and roll mixes punk bands. The vocalist sounds the same from their last album and the songs are really good. If you haven't listened to their first album, Still Out of Order (which when you look for it on this site, type in the name Infa-Riot), check that album out first before you make a decision on this album.
-- by Steve SBN

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1.rock all ye faithfull
2.these dangerous days
3.sound and fury
4.punch the air with glory
5.there's gotta be a better way
6.birds and bees
7.a spirit wild
8.manthing
9.don't want to be (in the crowd)
10.pushers on the rampage
11.triffic spiff ya ok
12.captain england

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THE VIBRATORS: Live at CBGB's

The Vibrators were founded by Ian 'Knox' Carnochan, bassist Pat Collier, guitarist John Ellis, and drummer John 'Eddie' Edwards. They first came to public notice at the 100 Club when they backed Chris Spedding in 1976. On Spedding's recommendation, Mickie Most signed them to his label RAK Records. Most produced their first single, "We Vibrate". The band also backed Spedding on his single, "Pogo Dancing".
The Vibrators recorded sessions at for John Peel at BBC Radio 1 in October 1976, June 1977, and February 1978. They were one of the pioneering punk bands that played at London's Roxy Club. They headlined in January 1977, supported by The Drones, and in February they played twice at the venue. In March 1977 the band supported Iggy Pop on his British tour. Later that year they backed ex-Mott the Hoople frontman Ian Hunter.
The band signed to Epic Records in early 1977. Their debut album, Pure Mania which was co-produced with Robin Mayhew the sound engineer for David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust live shows, reached the Top 50 of the UK Albums Chart. The album is well regarded by some music critics, and 17 years after its release, The Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music named Pure Mania one of the 50 best punk albums of all-time.
Their follow-up album, V2, narrowly missed the UK Top 30. The only single to be taken from that album, "Automatic Lover", was the only Vibrators’ single to reach the UK Top 40. It earned the band a TV appearance on the prime-time TV show Top of the Pops. The Vibrators’ final single on Epic, "Judy Says (Knock You In The Head)", was released in June 1978. Years later it was included in mojo magazine’s list of the best punk rock singles of all time.
A lack of further chart activity, and with only one UK Top 40 single to their credit, sees the Vibrators join the list of one-hit wonders; a list that includes other UK punk and new wave acts such as The Banned, John Cooper Clarke, The Flying Lizards, Jilted John, 999, the Radio Stars, and the Rich Kids.
During the 1980s, John Ellis recorded and toured frequently with Peter Hammill, and subsequently The Stranglers, eventually joining the latter full-time in the 1990s. Pat Collier went on to work closely with The Soft Boys, producing their seminal album, Underwater Moonlight, and Robyn Hitchcock, producing and mixing some of his solo albums (to which Knox also sometimes contributed). Despite numerous line-up changes, The Vibrators are still touring to this date as a three-piece, Carnochan and "Eddie" being the only original members. Live Near The Seedy Mill Golf Course was released in the UK by Invisible Hands Music in 2003.

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1.pure mania
2.wrecked on you
3.the kid's a mess
4.don'tcha lean on me
5.tired of living with you
6.politically correct
7.troops of tomorrow
8.hot for you
9.no heart
10.u238
11.juice on
12.girl's screwed up
13.baby baby
14.sex kick
15.disco in moscow
16.can't get enough
17.automatic lover
18.whips and furs
19.judy says
20.destroy
21.yeah yeah yeah

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Monday, November 09, 2009

the VENDETTA: Ultraumatic

The Vendetta is an Italian band that formed in 2004. They started under the name The Bloodline, but changed that later into The Vendetta. They are an astonishingly busy band playing 150 to 180 live shows every year. The opener Fall And Rise, a fast but melodic street punk song, makes you feel that The Vendetta are feeling more at ease on stage than in a studio. This shouldn’t of course mean that Ultraumatic doesn’t have a decent sound, but the music is sounding as authentically as if it had been recorded live. The song structures are always kept at the most simple level and the sound is going from rock’n’roll to street punk and even sometimes hardcore. The Vendetta play chords that put the right amount of energy into their songs. That’s why they call their music speed rock. You may criticise that The Vendetta adhere too much to the same formula, but at least the first eleven songs are entertaining and powerfully produced. People who like Motörhead, Rose Tattoo and Misfits will get pleasure out of this record.

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1.fall and rise
2.nine lives **
3.streetburner
4.wanted
5.venomous
6.we are comin'
7.powerload
8.bite me
9.fire from below
10.strangulation
11.no way out
12.crushed
13.brutalizer
14.tonight
15.nitro
16.living god
17.I 8U
18.bleeding for me
19.wake up
** missing the track #2 (ripping problems)

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V.A.: As A Matter Of Fact - Fearless Records Compilation

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1.Died Trying [THE ALMIGHTY TRIGGER HAPPY]
2.Blood Red and Forever Blue [THE ALMIGHTY TRIGGER HAPPY]
3.Surprise, Surprise ´THE ALMIGHTY TRIGGER HAPPY]
4.Holding On [GOOD RIDDANCE]
5.What We Have [GOOD RIDDANCE]
6.Lame Duck Arsenal [GOOD RIDDANCE]
7.Sail Away [SATANIC SURFERS]
8.Unless We Try Big Bad Wolf [SATANIC SURFERS]
9.Killing Me [SATANIC SURFERS]
10.Stuck [ILL REPUTE]
11.On Your Own [ILL REPUTE]
12.Betray [ILL REPUTE]
13.Jacqueline [STRUNG OUT]
14.American Lie [STRUNG OUT]
15.Through Your Fingers [STRUNG OUT]

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

P.PAUL FENECH: The 'F' Word

Raw and INSANE!!! P. Paul Fenech is back again... THE METEORS frontman and Psychobilly legend P Paul Fenech's sixth solo outing!! The infamous, THE METEORS founder finds time away from the group activities to unleash this hot-cracking solo album to show that he really is the master of "Pure Psychobilly". P. Paul Fenech shows early on his amazing song writing ability and his insane guitar playing that have only gotten better with age. THE METEORS single-handedly created the bastard son of Rock`n`Roll known as Psychobilly and as with the other 5. With solo albums that preceded this one "The F Word" has all the elements of this and much more to give you a full spectrum of Fenechs musical universe. This is a must have not only for any true Psychobilly. It's also a great place to start if your just getting into Psychobilly or even wish to go beyond. Fenech is constantly touring (unbelievably over 5000 live shows) and is gaining new followers wherever he plays.

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1.rock'n'roll 4 vs. 1 mix
2.f word
3.poison heart
4.snake eyed girl
5.hangman's daughter
6.scarecrow
7.agarrando la guitarra del el diablo
8.3 minutes to dead time
9.funnel of love
10.not fuckin' around
11.jackson
12.angelsong

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KILLERMETERS: Charge!

The Killermeters began as a punk rock band in 1977 when, like thousands of others across the country they swapped their clothes, modified their Rock/R'n'b sound and took a lot of speed. They were the best and most energetic band in the Yorkshire town of Huddersfield and played all the club and pub venues in the north. Influenced by doctor feelgood, the Killer Meters' (as they were known at that stage) main attraction was bass player Vic Szczesnowicz (his punk moniker was Vic Vomit). Their lead/rhythm guitarist was Mick Moore who worshiped Keith Richards. Another Rolling Stone obsessive was Killer Meters Vocalist Owen Ford and their line-up was completed by young Graham 'Jez' jessop on drums. A good live act, their sound was a little too derivative to make it as a punk band, although Vic and Mick clearly had talent and one or two of their songs shone out above the standard punk thrash.

tRaCkS
1.3 minute warning
2.won't let you go
3.all nighter + horns
4.all or nothing
5.which way kids vers '98
6.short sharp shock
7.you don't love me

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GOB: Muertos Vivos

Gob is a Canadian punk rock band from Langley, British Columbia formed in 1994. The band's trademark sound relies heavily on distorted guitars. Their single "I Hear You Calling" was featured on Electronic Arts's NHL 2002 video game. Other songs that have been featured in EA video games are "I've Been Up These Steps" (NHL 2003), "Sick With You" (NHL 2003), "Oh! Ellin" (NHL 2004), and "Give Up the Grudge" (Madden NFL 2004). The band has appeared on several outdoor music festivals, the most well-known being the Vans Warped Tour. Most recently, the band has been noticed due to frontman Tom Thacker's involvement as a lead guitarist in Sum 41.

tRaCkS
1.we're all dying
2.war is a cemetery
3.dead end love
4.prescription
5.underground
6.still feel nothing
7.banshee song
8.18
9.about my summer
10.face the ashes
11.open wounds
12.wake up

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Monday, October 26, 2009

MATTHEW GOOD: Raygun [EP]

Matthew Frederick Robert Good (born June 29, 1971, Burnaby, British Columbia) is a Canadian rock musician. He was the lead singer for the Matthew Good Band, one of Canada's most successful alternative rock bands in the 1990s, before dissolving the band in 2002. Other band members included drummer Ian Browne, guitarist/keyboardist Dave Genn, and original bassist Geoff Lloyd, later replaced by Rich Priske. In the years since the Matthew Good Band's disbanding, Good has pursued a solo career and established himself as a political activist and blogger.

tRaCkS
1,raygun
2.generation x-wing
3.haven't slept in years
4.alabama motel room
5.so long mrs. smith

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the CIRCLES: Looking Back

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1.bury your head
2.mr. suburbia
3.no idea
4.dignity and pride
5.shake
6.summer nights
7.loves got a hold on me
8.bells are tolling
9.tell me something i don't know
10.i can explain
11.looking back
12.don't answer me **
13.private world
14.all or nothing
** missing the track #12 (ripping problems)

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FLESH FOR LULU: Cold Flame & Big Love [Single]

Flesh for Lulu is an Alternative rock/Gothic band formed in Brixton, London, UK, and was active between 1982 and 1992.

tRaCkS
1.cold flame
2.big love

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ANNALISE: Too Much Music and Too Many Bands [Single]

Annalise are a punk band from Exeter in the UK. We have released numerous 7''s and EPs as well as three albums. Our most recent album 'Heres to Hope' was released on No Idea Records. Our full discography is here. In our dark and distant past we have toured the UK, Europe, Australia, Japan and Malaysia (fact-we were the first UK punk band to ever play in Malaysia!) You can check out a live video of us playing Signposts and Alleyways at the Newest Industry Records alldayer, Cardiff, UK, September 05 on our video page.
Annalise activity is pretty infrequent these days so don't expect constant updates here but we will occasionally be posting ‘new’ Annalise tracks from our various releases to download. Apart from the MP3s here you can also find our first three out of print EPs as well as a download only live EP for free here. Maybe we'll get something new together at some point or maybe not. When/if there's any Annalise activity to report we'll let you know about it...

tRaCkS
1.too much music and too many bands
2.forget the girl
3.our own hideaway

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Friday, October 02, 2009

THE VEXERS: [2003] Gangland, Ballads and The Sex Death Set [Ace Fu]

Immediately following their self-titled debut LP (released February, 2003), the irrefutable VEXERS are back with a brand new six song EP, Gangland Ballads & The Death Sex Set. While certain songs on their debut hinted at a possible future direction for The Vexers, this new EP delivers in spades. Written and honed in front of live audiences during The Vexers' full USA tour, (Spring 2003) this dark, chaotic masterpiece is a highly anticipated, stripped down work of absolute utilitarianism.
Mixed and Engineered by underground legend, WHARTON TIERS (PUSSY GALORE, SONIC YOUTH, HELMET), Gangland Ballads & The Death Sex Set is a landmark recording; sexual, dirty & riddled with attitude, beautiful, shocking and dripping with atmosphere.

tRaCkS
1.Vexers Radio
2.Vicious
3.Waiting for the Lightning
4.Love in the 22nd Century
5.T.K.O. Part.1
6.T.K.O. Part.2

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TYRADES: [2003] Tyrades [Broken Rekids]

THE TYRADES Chicago's first and only punk band are like a rabid bat flying out of a time machine from 1978's San Francisco punk gutters. They've been destroying themselves and audiences for 4 years now. This is their first full length after 3 EPs on Broken, Rip Off and Big Neck which garnered rave reviews in every publication you can think of including the cover of last months Maximum Rock and Roll. Imagine THE SCREAMERS angst reborn in the 21st century. Along with the LOST SOUNDS, LE SHOK and the A-FRAMES they are destroying the boundaries of what's punk. The LP comes with a stencil!

tRaCkS
1.Money Boy, Money Girl
2.Cut Your Feet Off
3.Let Down
4.Couples
5.Dance Like A Maniac
6.Same Sex Killers
7.Message From the Operator
8.Plastic Bag Baby
9.I Hate Your Wave

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SAFETY PINS: Punkassbitch

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1.vampira
2.so many ways
3.aiky's got a green cloud
4.murder nite kids
5.if i die, i die
6.do the dog
7.sweet charity
8.fast food party
9.bittersweet sensation
10.punkassbitch
11.c19 h28 o2
12.trash
13.spanish psycho
14.we fight
15.just in fun
16.bionic girl
17.one day fashion
18.falling

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RED PLANET: You Can't See Em

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1.you can't see me
2.ravolution 33
3.satellite radio
4.starforce
5.sensual girl
6.dean taylor
7.drop the bomb
8.holiday
9.heather jones
10.be my yoko
11.amplifier

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999: [1992] Early Stuff (The UA Years)

A fantastic overview of some of the band's early material, 999 were often criminally slated for having a history. Indeed only the band's vocalist Nick Cash (Keith Lucas) had served time with Ian Drury in Kilburn & The High Roads.
A mixture of bubblegum/punk/glam and rock, the band were really popular on the live circuit. The Nick Cash & Guy Days partnership wrote practically all of the band's recorded output in the early years. Loud and brash, 999 released a number of singles which really should have seen them catapulted into the charts; 'I'm Alive', 'Emergency' and 'Nasty Nasty' have remained live favourites over the years. 'Me and My Desire' saw the band's direction changing and 'Feeling Alright With The Crew' was more a tribute to followers of the band, which still remains popular on the punk cabaret circuit. 'Homocide' was their highest chart entry but an appearance on Top of the Pops was halted because BBC technicians were on strike and the following week the single plunged down the charts, the impetus having gone.
The band spent a vast proportion of their time touring the states and the rest of the world whilst followers over here had to be content with one-off London shows.
For those who took themselves a little less serious than more politically motivated bands, 999's early material is well documented here and is well worth investigating.

tRaCkS
1.homicide
2.titanic (my over) reaction
3.rael rael
4.emergency
5.your number is my number
6.let's face it
7.hit me
8.my streets stinks
9.nobody knows
10.subterfuge
11.wolf
12.feelin' alright with the crew
13.me and my disire
14.quite disappointing
15.pick it up
16.chicane destination
17.crazy
18.nasty, nasty
19.no pity
20.direct action briefing
21.i'm alive
22.action
23.waiting

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PANSY DIVISION: [1995] Pile Up [Lookout]

Frustrated by the lack of openly gay musicians in the indie rock and punk scene, Jon Ginoli formed Pansy Division (the name itself a pun on Panzer Division and the word "pansy") in San Francisco in early 1991. The intent of the band was to defy the common stereotypes towards gay men, particularly that they were more or less limited to enjoying and/or performing disco and showtunes, and that rock was strictly heterosexual territory. Originally a solo act on guitar, Ginoli eventually recruited bassist Chris Freeman and drummer Jay Paget, forming the first openly all-gay rock band.
Pansy Division's sound was heavily influenced by 1960s pop and 1970s punk rock, most notably bands such as the Ramones, the Buzzcocks and early Beatles: short, catchy pop punk numbers with humorous, in-your-face lyrics that dealt with various aspects of both gay life and life in general. Most of their early repertoire featured explicit and near-pornographic (though firmly tongue-in-cheek) lyrical depictions of gay sex, though some songs focused on more universal, unisex topics such as loneliness, friendship and attraction.
In 1993, following extensive Californian touring, several 7" singles and compilation appearances, Pansy Division was signed to Lookout! Records, released their first album, Undressed, and embarked their first national tour.

tRaCkS
1.i can't sleep
2.ring of joy
3.fuck buddy
4.cowboys are frequently secretly fond of each other
5.flower
6.cry for a shadow
7.real men
8.bill & ted's homosexual adventure
9.jack u off
10.strip u down
11.jackson
12.big bottom
13.touch my joe camel
14.the biggest lie
15.denny (naked)
16.femme fatale
17.trash
18.homo christmas
19.C.S.F. *** Unavailable due problems with the ripping process, if you have this track please sent to us.. THANKS IN ADVANCE
20.smells like queer spirit

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PANSY DIVISION: [1994] Deflowered [Lookout]

Pansy Division is an American rock/punk band that formed in San Francisco, California in 1991. Featuring primarily gay musicians and focusing mostly on gay-related themes, Pansy Division is one of the more mainstream-oriented bands to emerge from the queercore movement that began in the 1980s. In 1994, with the release of their second album Deflowered and an appearance on Outpunk's seminal compilation Outpunk Dance Party, the band had proven themselves to be one of the more prolific and well-known artists to spring from the budding queercore movement. Also catching the wave of pop punk's mainstream explosion, Pansy Division were selected to tour with Green Day on the band’s Dookie tour, thus introducing the group and queercore to a much larger audience.
While signed to Lookout!, the band continued to release an album a year: 1995's Pile Up (notable for its various cover songs, including Ned Sublette's "Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other" and Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (covered as "Smells Like Queer Spirit")), 1996's Wish I'd Taken Pictures (featuring the single "I Really Wanted You", whose music video played once on MTV) and the 1997 B-sides compilation More Lovin' From Our Oven.
Pansy Division also toured prolifically during these years, both nationally and internationally, touring with such alternative rock and punk bands as Chixdiggit, the Groovie Ghoulies, cub and Servotron, God Is My Co-Pilot and Team Dresch, while often sharing the stage with such bands as Rancid, The Vandals, New Bomb Turks, Jimmy Eat World, Supergrass and The Supersuckers.
During this time, Pansy Division primarily performed as a trio, with Freeman and Ginoli being the only constant members amid a slew of perpetually rotating drummers, both gay and straight. In 1996, the band finally found a permanent gay drummer in the form of Luis Illades and became a quartet in 1997 with the addition of lead guitarist Patrick Goodwin.

tRaCkS
1.reciprocate
2.groovy underwear
3.anonymous
4.fluffy city
5.james bondage
6.negative queen
7.denny
8.rachbottomoff
9.beercan boy
10.kissed
11.a song of rememberance for old boyfriends
12.deep water
13.not enough of you to go around
14.new pleasures
15.homosapien

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HDQ: Soul Finder

tRaCkS
1.wise up
2.something more than more or less
3.things seem a whole lot better now
4.down but not out
5.sometimes
6.don't you rain down on me
7.just when i thought
8.soul finder
9.yesterday i said all the wrong things
10.believe
11.those remembered times

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FAILURE: [1996] Fantastic Planet

Failure started in Los Angeles during 1990 when Greg Edwards answered an ad for a bassist placed by Ken Andrews and Robert Gauss, who were roommates at the time.
Failure's debut effort, Comfort, produced by Steve Albini, was very murky and highly influenced by the grunge scene of the early 90's. Following the release of Comfort, Robert Gauss left and Failure's core shifted to Andrews and Edwards, who would switch bass and guitar duties during recording. At this time Failure decided to take more creative control of their work and Andrews produced their sophomore release, Magnified.
Around the time Magnified was released, Kelli Scott would join the band on the drums while Andrews and Edwards began experimenting with heroin. Failure toured heavily with Tool in support of the release.
Fantastic Planet was recorded shortly after at a house in Los Angeles. This time around, Edwards began contributing to the lyrics and writing. Despite critical acclaim the album didn't sell well.
Failure recruited Troy Van Leeuwen to cover the extra guitar sounds they used on Fantastic Planet and the band toured to support the album, including two slots at Lollapalooza, one on the main stage and one on the second. Relations between Andrews and Edwards became strained due to Edwards' addiction to heroin and soon after Failure disbanded.

tRaCkS
1.saturday saviour
2.sergeant politeness
3.segue 1
4.smoking umbrellas
5.pillowhead
6.blank
7.segue 2
8.dirty blue ballons
9.solaris
10.pitiful
11.leo
12.segue 3
13.the nurse who loved me
14.another space song
15.stuck on you
16.heliotropic
17.daylight

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BLAH: Born Lost and Hopeless

tRaCkS
1.stop shooting up
2.nathan winters
3.i'll run
4.gangster punk
5.man
6.sloppy agape
7.chaka
8.see you once again
9.not gonna take it away
10.viva the american way
11.you're busted
12.the program
13.clownmaster
14.too much hate
15.like a trap
16.it's not so funny
17.crust of bread

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THE PROFESSIONALS: (80) The Professionals

After John Lydon formed Public Image Ltd., Sid Vicious died of an overdose and Steve Jones and Paul Cook went into hiding. In 1980 the latter pair reappeared as the Professionals with bassist Andy Allan. The album and its single, "Just Another Dream," were vilified in the English rock press. The East End Oi! movement had been born, and the Professionals went down the middle between the early sound of the Sex Pistols (without the anger) and the Cockney chants of the straps-and-braces Oi! boys. With post-punk and ska in full flower on the other side of the rockist divide, there was simply no room for a straight-up rock band, which is what the Professionals were. Their hair was too long, they wore no costumes, and they simply let it rip with workmanlike tunes crafted by Cook and Jones. Lots of big chords, muddy big beat drums, and chanted rather than sung vocals. The Virgin reissue of the album is straight with nothing extra. It doesn't even sound remastered, and that's somehow fitting. This is plodding, straight-ahead rock music that walked too many lines to establish itself with an identity of its own. It's a relic, and a memorable one.... by Thom Jurek, All Music

tRaCkS
1. little boys in blue
2. mad house
3. just another dream
4. kamikaze
5. 1-2-3
6. crescendo
7. mods, skins, punks
8. join the professionals
9. has anybody got an alibi
10. all the way with you
11. kick down the doors

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THE PROFESSIONALS: (81) I Didn't See It Coming

Give guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook credit: Instead of resting on their 1977-era laurels, they reasserted themselves on what wound up being their only joint post-Sex Pistols album (not counting production or sessions). Although Cook and Jones lacked the combustive charisma of Johnny Rotten or Sid Vicious, they made up for those shortcomings with plenty of musical firepower. Unfortunately, the public would wait nearly two years to find out, but this reissue of the long-delayed I Didn't See It Coming album makes a good case for its re-evaluation. Cook and Jones hadn't lost their ear for the well-turned anthem; the anti-cop "Little Boys," the music industry slam of "Payola," "Northern Slide," and "Kick Down the Doors" are among the tracks bearing repeated spins. &The Magnificent" opens matters with a sly send-up of Rotten's post-Pistols band, Public Image Limited, with the requisite scratchy guitar to match. The quieter moments work equally well, too: "Crescendo" is a punked-up power ballad, while "Friday Night Square" sketches a vivid snapshot of walking aimlessly around, checking out the sleazy nightlife. The band's approach is direct as its music. Jones upholds his reputation as punk's answer to Chuck Berry, while Cook's support is steady and unflinching. Former Subway Sect bassist Paul Meyers and guitarist Ray McVeigh lend quiet, unassuming support. The best news here are the eight bonus tracks of singles that preceded the album -- such as the rousing "&1-2-3-4," which became a live staple. All the relevant stuff is here, so punk fans shouldn't miss this one.... by Ralph Heibutzki, All Music (*** This review is from the later CD version with 8 bonus tracks, the version that I upload is the original verison with only 10 tracks)

tRaCkS
1. the magnificent
2. payola
3. northern slide
4. friday night square
5. kick down the door
6. little boys in blue
7. all the way
8. crescendo
9. madhouse
10. too far to fall

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the BRIGGS: Numbers

However they respect that punk is not a label of music its a way of life and i got there back on this one and for the songs that they sing live and the ones that are good its a 5/5 in my book anyday Submitted by joe (joeville, mexico)
Very good if you like new oi bands, which I guess the Briggs happen to fall under that category. They play even better live. I guess this cd is okay some good songs like "dead men" and "keep us alive"

tRaCkS
1. third world war
2. media control
3. bored teenager
4. face off
5. dead men (don't tell tales)
6. red alert
7. my defense
8. 13197
9. voice box
10. keep us alive
11. down
12. head shrink, dead shrink
13. these streets
14. heroes by choice

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Monday, September 14, 2009

V.A.: Where the Bad Boys Rock [Disc 2]

A long time ago, I upload the first disc of this double CD set, here's the second album....if anyone needs the first CD let me know... enjoy!!

tRaCkS
1.But If I'm Too Drunk [HEARTBREAK ENGINES]
2.Planet of the Apes [FRANKENSTEIN DRAG QUEENS FROM PLANET 13]
3.Never Shut Up [TEXAS TERRI]
4.RRD [THE FORGOTTEN]
5.Millionaire [SQUAD 21]
6.Make me Stay [VENEREA]
7.Rock'n' Roll Pride [SIXES & SEVENS]
8.Leavin' Kariokee City [SWINDLE A GO-GO]
9.This Cursed Place [BLOOD JUNKIES]
10.So Whore [TRASHCAN DARLINGS]
11.Skulls [THE SPOOK]
12.Suicide Child [DUANE PETERS]
13.U Ain't Right [THE METEORS]
14.Wild at Heart [CELTIC BONES]
15.Days Go By [THE DAYBREAK BOYS]
16.Stink Of Love [JOE COFFEE]
17.Outro [VA]

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BUCK BROTHERS: Pop Musik [Single]

Take a look at official home page for links and information.

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1.Pop Musik

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U.K. SUBS: Riot [Cleopatra]  New Link!!

In honor of the U.K. Subs' 20th anniversary, Nicky Garratt returned to the fold for Riot and Quintessentials, which were recorded simultaneously at San Francisco's Wally Sound. And he brought along 1981-1983 bassist Alvin Gibbs (from the band's two best LPs, Diminished Responsibility and Endangered Species) for the ride. Garratt and Gibbs had returned once before -- but it was a false start -- on the OK but flawed and inconsistent 1988 LP Killing Time. This time the reunited trio get it right, using Samiam drummer Dave Ayer in place of Steve Roberts. Like Quintessentials, Riot approaches the meaty, huge-sounding production of the final two Garratt/Gibbs LPs. The mix may not be quite as big on either, but Riot's "House of Cards," "Cyberjunk," and especially the title track are brimming with all the qualities that made the Subs one of the leaders of U.K. punk's second wave, along with the post-Brian James Damned, Ruts, Undertones, Angelic Upstarts, and Stiff Little Fingers. Fifteen straight songs may smack you in the face, but as in the best of all "original spark" punk, the playing level is so escalated it belies the apparent simplicity of the written chords. Garratt's right hand chops at the strings with style as well as authority, spitting fire at all the key junctures, blasting into choruses such as "Guilty Man" out of power-riffs so nasty and glorious, you understand how 10,000 punk bands in his absence never came close to matching this! And with such a formidable band to back him at last, the always-committed Harper gains stature and probity for his gutsy stands, such as when he spits "where's the human rights?" Riot is a real case of a band recovering all that was theirs, a near-impossible feat. --- by Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, AMG

tRaCkS
1. Cyberjunk
2. Rebel Radio
3. Power Corrupts
4. Preacher
5. Riot
6. Chemical War
7. Paradise Burning
8. House of Cards
9. Human Rights
10. Guilty Man
11. Lost Not Found
12. Music for the Dead
13. Beggars and Bums
14. My Little Red Book
15. Flat Earth Society

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DEADFALL: Mass Destruction [Six Weeks Recs.] NEW LINK!!

DEADFALL have quickly become one of the best hardcore punk bands in the Bay Area. Their insanely chaotic live shows match their penchant for writing classic punk ala early DC hardcore such as MINOR THREAT and GOVERNMENT ISSUE and adding the blazing fast thrash of Bostons JERRYS KIDS and GANG GREEN. Honestly, if we didn't know these guys, we'd have guessed this was straight out of 1983. After one 7" ep (self released) and an assault across the USA last year, this band is ready to take the crown as the best old school hardcore band around, anywhere. (www.mordamrecords.com)

Tracks
1. counting
2. evacuation plan
3. seize the day
4. what a bogus
5. one mans dog
6. it's okay
7. comrades
8. feign sympathy
9. media agenda
10. the worst four years
11. from beyond
12. only waste
13. dr. boo strikes again
14. no one cares what you have to say
15. skinhead starter kit
16. crowdppleaser
17. heresy
18. missink link (de rok also)
19. mass destruction
20. meathead
21. postal
22. bloodsuckers
23. cchc
24. comfortable life
25. deadfall
26. beer not church
27. you make me sick
28. the dark ages

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 SPAZM 151: [2001] Spazm 151 [Busted Heads]

Here's the CD version of the LP that was released by Mind Control back in 2001, thanks to the kind folks at Busted Heads. And god damn, pretty much anything that comes from either Mind Control or Busted Heads is going to be a winner, and this scorcher is no different. These Texans blaze through 13 tracks of fucking classic hardcore/punk in barely over 20 minutes with tons of energy and a great multi vocal attack. The songs are the perfect blend of pissed off hardcore and punk rock as well, taking the attitude and slight catchiness of the latter and blending it with the pure aggression and speed of the former. There's even a thrashy crossover feel in a couple of the tracks. Plus there are some totally reckless lead breaks to boot. You can't lose! They even close out with two raging covers: "Build Me a Bomb" by Jerry's Kids and "I Hate Myself" by The Offenders. Oh yeah. For some reason there are only 10 actual tracks on the CD even though there are 13 songs (some tracks contain more than one song), so things can be hard to follow, but I guess it's not really a big dead in the end. The recording is perfect for what these guys are doing, too. It's not too clean, but it is just polished enough to refrain from sounding overly raw or anything like that. Everything sounds natural, the bass presence rips, the guitars have a nice sort of resonant distortion that brings the mid-80's to mind, and the dry vocal yells are right in with the music. Damn fine. The layout is all in black and white, and mainly text. The cover combines crazy illustrations with some weird collaged photographs and just looks bizarre. It's definitely got an early punk feel to it. There's a map of Texas with some skulls, insects, and other kooky shit. Weird. All of the inner pages are black with white text, and that's that (aside from some tiny band photos at the end). The lyrics are pissed as shit and totally straightforward, pulling no punches, be it regarding personal issues, political issues, or a mix of the two. "Everybody's always talking about how good it used to be, They've given up on life, They're living in mediocrity, So stop whining about the scene now or how the bands all fucking suck, If you wanna see some change then raise your voice and rise above!" Another great, no bullshit hardcore record from Busted Heads. They've got good taste, so check this one out. (8/10) (www.aversionline.com)

** tracks **
1. freedom - tear it up
2. frozen world
3. sink or swim
4. get out of my life - frustration
5. blown away
6. fuck your progress
7. who needs...
8. mansellout
9. what happened
10. build me a bomb - i hate myself

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Sunday, August 30, 2009

THE VIBRATORS: I Kissed A Girl [Single]

With a career lasting thirty-one years, vocalist/guitarist IAN "KNOX" CARNOCHAN, bassist PAT COLLIER, guitarist JOHN ELLIS and drummer EDDIE originally formed the VIBRATORS in February 1976, and their first gig was supporting THE STRANGLERS at Hornsey Art College in North London. They supported THE SEX PISTOLS at the 100 CLUB and were one of the bands playing at the now legendary 100 CLUB PUNK ROCK FESTIVAL, where as well as doing their own set they supported guitar hero CHRIS SPEDDING. CHRIS recommended the band to his then record company, RAK. The band's debut single "WE VIBRATE" came out in November (one of the first punk singles) and was followed two weeks later by CHRIS SPEDDING'S "POGO DANCING" single with the VIBRATORS as the band on that. More >>> http://www.thevibrators.com/biography.html

tRaCkS
.I Kissed a Girl
.Troops of Tomorrow

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THE ORPHANS: Raise The Youth

The Orphans formed in May 1995 in the Philly area...more specifically, in and around the area of West Chester, Pennsylvania. Really the story begins before then, on skateboards in driveways and parking lots while a beat-up tape player crackles and blares in the background. We played basement shows mostly... a few backyards and a whole slew of rentable halls with a lot of bands we became friends with. All in all it adds up to the greatest time of your life: pissed off, carefree, caffeinated and brimming with the relentless desire to get in front of a roomful of dirty, spiky kids around your age and just fucking scream til you can't scream no more. We stopped playing officially in 2000, but have played reunion shows time and again for one reason or another. Our discography CD, "Raise the Youth," is still available through Fistolo Records (www.fistolo.com) and the Mischief Brew website (www.mischiefbrew.com).

tRaCkS
.virus one
.way of life
.government stole my germs CD
.your customers
.buy your logic
.plastic threat
.anorexic mind
.anthem for a doomed public
.out!
.elbow problem
.they
.outwitted
.waste of breath
.molding our son
.big brother bigger mother
.what reasons have they to dance
.for an old kentucky anarchist
.business to attend to
.while you were out
.raise the youth
.no more government!

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G.G. ALLIN: Anti-Social Personality Disorder & Live - The Best Of Suicide Sessions

Two LP'S on one CD. LIVE GG SHOW + CHOICE TRACKS FROM "SUICIDE SESSIONS", perhaps one of GG'S Most Brutal Recordings Ever. Awareness Records.

tRaCkS
.phone interview
.i hate my audience
.outlaw scumfuc
.dope money
.diw when i die
.abuse myself i wanna die
.caroline and sue
.jesus and mother's cunt
.cock on the loose
.expose yourself to kids
.i'm a gypsy motherfucker
.hangin' out with jim
.i'm gonna rape you
.bite it you scum
.outlaw scumfuc
.i wanna fuck myself
.dagger in my heart
.shit on my prick
.cornhole lust
.spread your legs part your lips
.i live to be hated
.stick a cross up a nuns cunt
.kiss me in the gutter
.i want to burn
.lillian phone fucker
.pain and suffering
.troubled troubador of tomorrow liquor slicked highway
.can't afford the ball
.drug whore
.i will not act civilized
.i'm dying i'm dying i'm dead

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STREET BRATS: Dead End Kids

"Three words come to mind when describing Chicagos own STREET BRATS new album: explosive Explosive EXPLOSIVE!!! This is the album the punk rock world needs to hear, the album that defies any punk rock genre, the album that makes you want to sing and dance in front of the mirror to. This is the album you get ready for your big date to, the album that should be the soundtrack to the movie you take your date too, and the album you take your date home and fuck to. Are we getting the point across yet? Reviewers couldnt put the STREET BRATS last 7 into any specific punk category, and damn did they try, and damn will they have a harder time with this one. SLAUGHTER AND THE DOGS, THE BOYS, RAMONES, VIBRATORS, whatever! Power pop, pop punk, glam, street punk, well just say punk rock! This is the STREET BRATS answer to Mommys Little Monster and to Rocket to Russia and even to God Save the Queen! In our (humble) opinion, See You at the Bottom.... is going to be one of the most powerful and exciting releases FULL BREACH KICKS will ever do and were sure will be one of the great punk rock albums of the decade." I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4

tRaCkS
.dead end kids
.teenage timebomb
.deacons daughter
.living on the outside
.our noise
.anger and angst
.nowhere to go
.public disease
.kids just wanna dance
.police custody
.sb outro

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Thursday, August 27, 2009

INDIGESTI: [1997] Osservati Dall'Inganno [Vacation House]

tRaCkS
.silenzio statico
.doppio confronto
.diretto nel mio sgu
.senso di abitudine
.fragile costruzione
.osservati dall'inga
.alone d'oro
.dune
.dubbio legato
.permessi nel disagi
.uguale nell'uguale
.oltre camera

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RANCID & NOFX: [2002] BYO Splits Series Volume III

This 3rd Volume of the BYO Split Series features two of the most infamous punk bands in the world, RANCID and NOFX. The twist on this one is that each band has gone into the studio to record six of the other bands songs. Neither one revealed which songs they were going to do, so the mystery became even more of a reason to get more bold on song selelctions, and the outcome is amazing. The contrasting styles of both bands make the songs that much more interesting, and the self produced efforts bring forth all the energy and fury that punk rock is built on.

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.moron bros (Rancid)
.stickin in my eye (Rancid)
.Bob (Rancid)
.Don't Call Me White (Rancid)
.Brews (Rancid)
.Vanilla Sex (Rancid)
.I'm the One (NOFX)
.Olympia WA (NOFX)
.Tenderloin (NOFX)
.Antennaes (NOFX)
.Corozon de Dro (NOFX)
.Radio (NOFX)

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INDIGESTI: [2000] In Disparte [Vacation House]

One of the most knowing & legendary Italian hardcore bands ever! Their complete discography is a huge fan base that includes radical punk, bandana-trash & old school hardcore. A must for every '80 hardcore style listener!!! Indigesti are very popular in Europe & USA during '81 to '87 and have collectively sold nearly 30.000 units everywhere. For fans of Bad Brains, 7 Seconds, Discharge, Minor Threat, GBH, Suicidal Tendencies, Warzone & Italian bands like Wretched, Negazione, CCM, Raw Power, Crash Box, Declino & more........CULT!!!!!!!

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.intro
.in disparte
.opaco istinto inutile
.cancella elimina
.dare
.innaturale
.esistere resistere
.confine
.anomalia
.outro

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INDIGESTI: [1995] Sguardo Realtà '82-'83 [Vacation House]


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.intro vocale
.astratto concepime
.sguardo realtà
.no al sistema
.nessuna ragione
.sentimento altruis
.mai
.intro 2
.detesta!
.crea veleno
.mass media
.polvere fastidiosa
.intro 3
.silenzio statico
.no al sistema
.crea veleno
.mai
.polvere fastidiosa
.mass media
.detesta!
.nessuna ragione
.sogni a doppie vie
.sentimento altruis
.astratto concepime
.sguardo realtá
.silenzio statico 2
.caos

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