1. I've got the disease
2. Suck and fuck
3. With friends like you
4. G.I. Sex
5. Road kills
6. You're cracked
7. I wanna be on tv
8. Everybody makes me happy
9. Junky dare
10.Berkeley heathen scum
WARZONE - LOWER EAST SIDE CREW
This is the first ever Revelation Records release and it was also my first ever Revelation (REV) release to put into my collection. Small back-story - Rev was started by Jordan Cooper and Ray Cappo in 1987 in New York. They went on to release the who’s who of the hardcore scene at the time. Over a period of 3 years they had put out over 23 releases, including the first ever Sick of It All release, Judge – Bringing it down LP, Gorilla Biscuits – Start today lp and many more. As this was the first ever release done by Rev, not everything came out perfect. They had to get help from Kevin Seconds who ran Positive Force records and Kane from BYO records. The recording was sent to Kane at BYO records, who also worked in a pressing plant. Kane then mastered the recording and then pressed the record, he certainly pressed the record, but I’m not sure how much work went into mastering the recording!
HAVE HEART - WHAT COUNTS
What Counts as a whole is an absolutely relentless attack on trend-hoppers, greed, and false friends. Their messages are relayed with conviction and sincerity, as portrayed in vocalist Patrick Flynn’s gravelly voice. Although the vocals are relatively unique, Have Heart throw some interesting melodies and time changes into the mix, slightly reminiscent of Youth of Today.
MISFITS - THE LAST SHOW EVER
this was the original misfits LAST SHOW ever, at the greystone in detroit. Download my videos for the earliest misfits video, misfits live 1978 ft. Jerry and Glenn
TERROR - KEEPERS OF THE FAITH
There's no room for interpretation here. This isn't the sound of a hardcore band bending over backwards to appeal to a new audience. These aren't a bunch of guys trying to put in a little something for everyone. There are no games being played and there are no gimmicks being sold. This is Terror doing what they do best; you either get it or you don't.
CHAMPION - PROMISE KEPT
When someone says Straight Edge Hardcore, the glory days of bands like Minor Threat, and Gorilla Biscuits pop in to my head. However that statement is usually followed by someone talking about the newst metallic "Beat you face in if you don't believe what we do" hardcore band. So when one of my friends was rambling on about this band called Champion, and saying they reminded him of Youth of Today, Judge, and other punk influenced hardcore bands, I decided you check them out. After listening to one of their songs on Bridge Nine's website(The label that released "Promises Kept")I decided to pick this album up.
5 September 2010
FANG - WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
1. I've got the disease
2. Suck and fuck
3. With friends like you
4. G.I. Sex
5. Road kills
6. You're cracked
7. I wanna be on tv
8. Everybody makes me happy
9. Junky dare
10.Berkeley heathen scum
FANG - LANDSHARK
1.The money will roll right in
2.Land shark
3.Law & order
4.Diary of a mad werewoulf
5.Destroy the handicapped
6.Drunk and crazy
7.An invitation
8.Skinheads smoke dope
LIFE IS PAIN, BUT WE'RE STILL HERE
1. Knuckledust - Burning Fight
2. Blind Sight - Sticks And Stones
3. Lair - Murder Manifesto
4. Bridge To Solace - The Dead And The Unknown
5. Enemy Ground - Serve My Hate
6. The Setup - Out Of Sync
7. Apocalypse Now - In This World
8. Ironbound NYC - Dismay
9. Zero Mentality - Traitor Of My Own
10. Black Friday 29 - Pressure Release
11. Born From Pain - Black Gold
12. Sheer Terror - Just Can't Hate Enough
13. 37 Stabwoundz - A Death, Once Victory
14. Path Of No Return - Holocaust
15. Human Demise - Unstoppable Machines
16. Strength Approach - The Greatest Guilt
17. Better Off - Burn In Hell
18. Cheap Thrills - We Are All Broken
19. Schizma - Angry God
20. Superior - Shadowwalker
21. Break And Enter - Just Like That
22. Trespass - Brotherhood
23. Redrum Inc. - Defense Line
24. Black Cloud Halo - Smell Of Fear
25. Strike First - In Fear Of Tomorrow
26. Deafness By Noise - Security
PART 1
PART 2
YOUTH OF TODAY - LIVE IN WIGAN (1989)
01. Intro
02. Introduction
03. Stabbed In The Back
04. Flame Still Burns
05. Take a Stand
06. Free At Last Interview &
07. Youth Of Today
08. Cro Mags Cover
09. Untitled Track
10. No More
11. No More Interview 2 +
12. Honesty
13. Keep It Up
14. Prejudice
15. Slow Down
16. Standing Hard
17. One Night Stand
18. One Night Stand 2
19. Untitled Track
20. Judge Cover
21. One Family
22. Youth Crew
23. Together
24. Positive Outlook
25. A Time We'll Remember
YOUTH OF TODAY - WE'RE NOT IN THIS ALONE
01 Flame Still Burns
02 Slow Down
03 Choose To Be
04 Put It Aside
05 Wake Up And Live
06 No More
07 What Goes Around
08 Potential Friends
09 Time We'll Remember, A
10 Live Free
11 Understand
12 Prejudice
13 Keep It Up
YOUTH OF TODAY - CAN'T CLOSE MY EYES
01. Expectations
02. Crucial Times
03. I Have Faith
04. Youth Of Today
05. Take A Stand
06. Positive Outlook
07. Can't Close My Eyes
08. We Just Might
09. Youth Crew
10. Stabbed In The Back
11. Wake Up And Live
12. Standing Hard
1 September 2010
WARZONE - LOWER EAST SIDE CREW
This is the first ever Revelation Records release and it was also my first ever Revelation (REV) release to put into my collection.
Small back-story - Rev was started by Jordan Cooper and Ray Cappo in 1987 in New York. They went on to release the who’s who of the hardcore scene at the time. Over a period of 3 years they had put out over 23 releases, including the first ever Sick of It All release, Judge – Bringing it down LP, Gorilla Biscuits – Start today lp and many more. As this was the first ever release done by Rev, not everything came out perfect. They had to get help from Kevin Seconds who ran Positive Force records and Kane from BYO records. The recording was sent to Kane at BYO records, who also worked in a pressing plant. Kane then mastered the recording and then pressed the record, he certainly pressed the record, but I’m not sure how much work went into mastering the recording!
So eventually after lots of hard work the Warzone 7” was ready and this where the fun begins!
In the first press 1,000 were made. Not including the test press there seems to be 3 main versions.
1. Stamped number on the b-side label version. A lot of the early rev releases have small amounts with number stamps on them. Maybe the first 100 were stamped? Either way this is a tricky version to find as many people don’t know they own one.
2. Band posters insert version. I’ve been told that the band where given a bunch to sell, so to make them a bit cooler the band added in some extra inserts or just big Xeroxed pictures of themselves in with the record. I believe the pictures were taken from the book “How to make A scene”
3. The legendary “Aborted Press” version. This version is sometimes know as an aborted press, but it is actually the same mix as the other 1st press vinyl’s. Some people think that the record plant might or ran out of blue labels for the press and then defaulted back to the default white label? Either there are around 41 one of these floating around, some come with a coloured in orange sleeve, some have just the regular sleeve. Good luck in finding one!!!
1. War between races
2. Take A Stand
3. Under 18
4. Will you ever come back
5. The real enemy
6. Wound up
7. Always - A Friend For Life
8. Were The Crew
Small back-story - Rev was started by Jordan Cooper and Ray Cappo in 1987 in New York. They went on to release the who’s who of the hardcore scene at the time. Over a period of 3 years they had put out over 23 releases, including the first ever Sick of It All release, Judge – Bringing it down LP, Gorilla Biscuits – Start today lp and many more. As this was the first ever release done by Rev, not everything came out perfect. They had to get help from Kevin Seconds who ran Positive Force records and Kane from BYO records. The recording was sent to Kane at BYO records, who also worked in a pressing plant. Kane then mastered the recording and then pressed the record, he certainly pressed the record, but I’m not sure how much work went into mastering the recording!
So eventually after lots of hard work the Warzone 7” was ready and this where the fun begins!
In the first press 1,000 were made. Not including the test press there seems to be 3 main versions.
1. Stamped number on the b-side label version. A lot of the early rev releases have small amounts with number stamps on them. Maybe the first 100 were stamped? Either way this is a tricky version to find as many people don’t know they own one.
2. Band posters insert version. I’ve been told that the band where given a bunch to sell, so to make them a bit cooler the band added in some extra inserts or just big Xeroxed pictures of themselves in with the record. I believe the pictures were taken from the book “How to make A scene”
3. The legendary “Aborted Press” version. This version is sometimes know as an aborted press, but it is actually the same mix as the other 1st press vinyl’s. Some people think that the record plant might or ran out of blue labels for the press and then defaulted back to the default white label? Either there are around 41 one of these floating around, some come with a coloured in orange sleeve, some have just the regular sleeve. Good luck in finding one!!!
1. War between races
2. Take A Stand
3. Under 18
4. Will you ever come back
5. The real enemy
6. Wound up
7. Always - A Friend For Life
8. Were The Crew
