The National - Boxer (2007)

Boxer is the fourth studio album by Brooklyn-based indie rock The National. The National were worried that they wouldn't be able to follow up Alligator, that fans would be disappointed. Boxer proves their fears ungrounded - and that Alligator was no one classic wonder. It gathers momentum slowly, making for a brew so quietly potent and pulsating with repressed energy you're almost afraid to leave the room while it's playing in case it explodes messily all over the walls. The core of the album lies in a cluster of gorgeously restrained, piercingly evocative pieces built mostly from acoustic instruments.

Tracklist:

1. Fake Empire
2. Mistaken For Strangers
3. Brainy
4. Squalor Victoria
5. Green Gloves
6. Slow Show
7. Apartament Story
8. Start a War
9. Guest Room
10. Racing Like a Pro
11. Ada
12. Gospel

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Bomb The Music Industry! - Oi Pioneers!!! (2007)

They are known for their DYI ethic-punk, embodied in such actions such as distributing six albums worth of their own material for free on their website, and offering free stencils and paint for fans to create their own T-shirts. Bomb the Music Industry! plays a blend of several musical styles anchored in ska and hardcore punk. The influences go deeper than ska and punk, however, as studio experimentation, synth-pop, and DC hardcore all pop up in the mix. n live performances the band has begun using digital technology to create breakdowns that sound like they are lifted from 8-bit video games.

Tracklist:
1. Save The War
2. I'm Terrorfield
3. This Is A Singalong
4. Ghost OF Corporate Future

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Bikini Kill - The Singles (New Radio Rebel Girl 7"), (The Anti-Pleasure Dissertation 7"), (I Like Fucking/I Hate Danger 7") (1993-1995)

Bikini Kill was an American alternative rock, punk rock band. The group is widely considered to be the pioneer of the riot grrrl movement, and was notorious for its radical feminist lyrics and fiery performances. Their music was characteristically abrasive and hardcore punk-influenced. While occasionally collaborating (politically and creatively) with high-profile acts such as nirvana and joan Jett, Bikini Kill was well-known for shunning major labels and the mainstream rock press.

Tracklist:

1. Anti-Pleasure Disertation
2. I Hate Danger
3. In Accordance To Natural Law
4. Rah! Rah! Replica
5. Strawberry Julius
6. Demirap
7. I Like Fucking
8. New Radio
9. Rebel Girl

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Bikini Kill - Revolution Girl Style Now! (1991) & Bikini Kill EP (1991)

Bikini Kill was an American alternative rock, punk rock band. The group is widely considered to be the pioneer of the riot grrrl movement, and was notorious for its radical feminist lyrics and fiery performances. Their music was characteristically abrasive and hardcore punk-influenced. While occasionally collaborating (politically and creatively) with high-profile acts such as nirvana and joan Jett, Bikini Kill was well-known for shunning major labels and the mainstream rock press.

Tracklist:

Revolution Girl Style Now!:

1. Candy
2. Daddy's Li'l Girl
3. Feels Blind
4. Suck My Left One
5. Carnival
6. This Is Not A Test
7. Double Dare Ya
8. Liar

Bikini Kill EP:

1. Double Dare Ya
2. Liar
3. Carnival
4. Suck My Left One
5. Feels Blind
6. Thurston Hearts The Who

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Buried Alive: Best From Smoke 7 Records 1981-1983 Various Artists (1995)

Part two includes the first version of the Bad Religion anthem "Slaves, out on CD for the very first time. Youll also find some of the first tracks recorded by Redd Kross when Steve was 12 yrs old and brother Jeff was 14. Classic west coast bands appear here such as RF7, Circle One, Genocide, Demented, Youth Gone Mad, etc All pioneers of what later became the sound of the actual punk generation. A real thrill for fans and collectors!. Performers include: Bad Religion, M.I.A., Redd Kross, Youth Gone Mad.Producers: Bill Bartell; Felix Alanis; Nick Lamagna; Genocide; Geza X; 10 Minute Warning; James Mankey; John Henning; RF7; Redd Kross; Sin 34; Bad Religion.

Tracklist:

1. Cease To Exist - Redd Kross
2. Bad Religion - Bad Religion
3. Long Way to Go - RF7
4. Tell Me Why - M.I.A.
5. Right to Be Poor & Radical, The - Sacred Order
6. Peggy's Got a Problem - Genocide
7. Guess What - JFA
8. Who Needs Them - Sin 34
9. Tatum O'Tot and the Fried Vegetables - Redd Kross
10. Low Rider - JFA
11. Drastic Actions - Bad Religion
12. Okie Dog - Youth Gone Mad
13. Scientific Race/Perfect World - RF7
14. Notes and Chords Mean Nothing to Me - Redd Kross
15. Twisted Cross - Sadist Faction
16. Bad Name - Genocide
17. American B********** - JFA
18. Destroy Exxon - Circle One
19. Fortunate Son - RF7
20. Back to the Bed - Demented
21. Ode to Darby - Youth Gone Mad
22. Only Love - Sin 34
23. St. Lita Ford Blues - Redd Kross
24. Fuck Money - RF7
25. Buried Alive - 10 Minute Warning

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The Arrogant Sons of Bitches - Three Cheers For Disappointment (2009)

The final studio album released by The Arrogant Sons Of Bitches. The first writing for this album began in 2000. The band initially attempted to record the album in August of 2003, but they were unsatisfied with the result. Their second attempt was done throughout 2004. In 2005, more vocals were added and the record was mastered. Three Cheers For Disappointment was finally released in 2006. The liner notes for the album say that the "frustrating process eventually ended the band." The first 1000 copies were released as an enhanced CD, including the 2003 demo tracks and the live album This Is What You Get. On the song "Disappointment at the Taco Bell," David McWane from Big D and the Kids Table sings vocals with Jeff Rosenstock.

Tracklist:

1. The Last Bell I Will Ever Hear
2. (I Must Be A Proctologist Because...) All I Do Is Deal w/ Assholes
3. So Let's Go! NOWHERE
4. Kill The President
5. People Pops & Fudgesicles for the Shit Factory
6. Rocket Rocket Rocketship
7. 1-800-ALARM-ME
8. I've Got Enemies In High Places
9. Disappointment At The Taco Bell
10. Piss Off
11. Have Fun Rotting By Yourself
12. Yeah, I Don't Know What It's Like To Be Around A Bunch Of Hipsters
13. Last On My List

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The Arrogant Sons of Bitches - This is What You Get (2003)

This is What You Get is a Live Album in which the set consists entirely of songs by Radiohead. The album was recorded at SKAlloween 2003 at the Downtown in Farmindale, New York. This album was released free for download on the Quote UniqueSite Halloween 2006, but it was originally included as an enhanced cd extra on Three Cheers For Disappointment. The name is derived from the chorus of Karma Police, although the actual lyrics are "This is what you'll get."

Tracklist:

1. Intro
2. 2+2=5
3. Airbag
4. Paranoid Android
5. You Bum Looker
6. My Iron Lung
7. Fitter Happier
8. No Suprises
9. Everything Is Terrible
10. Just
11. Exit Music (For A Film)
12. Fake Plastic Trees
13. Karma Police
14. Motion Picture Soundtrack
15. Encore and Smoking Fags
16. True Love Waits

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The Arrogant Sons of Bitches - Discography (2005)

I've noticed that a lot of you young'uns are huge fans of Bomb The Music Industry (and rightfully so, they are siiiick), but have no idea who The Arrogant Sons of Bitches are. Well in the words of one of the two rappers I regularly listen to: "You Must Learn!". Their self titled discography isn't actually everything that they ever did, as they released "Three Cheers for Disappointment" after the discography release, but it is one hell of an album with very few tracks that could be considered filler. If you love the 3rd wave (you nerd), grab a copy of the album. It's damn solid.

Tracklist:

1. Sorry We Steal
2. RSTLNE
3. So Let's Go Nowher
4. Kill The President
5. Royal Fuck Delux
6. Abandon Ship
7. Somebody Wrote This Song Already
8. Radio
9. Build To Fuck, Motherfucker
10. Pornocracy
11. Go Ska!
13. Meatheads Attack Spencer at 9
14. Melon Country

15. Stitches and a Headache
16. Better Off Dead
17. Pete Is Murder
18. November Rain
19. Everything But The Pizza
20. American Penis
21. This Song Has No Effect On You
22. I Just Wanna Have Sex Whit You
23. Go Flik?
24. Fuck You
25. Kill Your Cats
26. And The Flame Dies Out Again

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The Arrogant Sons of Bitches - Nirvana (2003)

The Arrogant Sons of Bitches (commonly abbreviated as ASOB) was a 6-piece ska punk band. In 1995, Joe Werfleman and Jeff Rosenstock started playing Green Day cover songs together. More members gradually joined their band, and in 1998 they recorded their first album, Built to Fail, for $1000 over five days. This is next unreleased album by The Arrogant Sons Of Bitches called Nirvana. Compilation of songs from previous albums and some new.

Tracklist:

1. All Apologies
2. Come As You Are
3. Very Ape
4. In Bloom
5. Radio Unfriendly Unit Shifter
6. Smells Like Teen Spirit
7. Dumb
8. Drain You
9. Heart-Shaped Box
10. Territorial Pissings

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The Arrogant Sons Of Bitches - B-Sides (2000)

The Arrogant Sons of Bitches (commonly abbreviated as ASOB) was a 6-piece ska punk band. In 1995, Joe Werfleman and Jeff Rosenstock started playing Green Day cover songs together. More members gradually joined their band, and in 1998 they recorded their first album, Built to Fail, for $1000 over five days. This is next unreleased album by The Arrogant Sons Of Bitches called B-Sides. Compilation of songs from previous album Build To Fail and some new.

Tracklist:

1. No! No! No! No! No!
2. So Let's Go Nowhere (Acousitc)
3. SUV for Christmas
4. ...And The Flame Dies Out Again (Acoustic)
5. Guiness World Record From The Longest Night Ever
6. Radio
7. Royal Fuck Delux (Acoustic)
8. Kill The President (Acoustic)
9. Build To Fuck, Motherfucker
10. Go Drive Your Fucking Ford Focus

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The Arrogant Sons of Bitches - The Apology EP (2001)

The Arrogant Sons of Bitches (commonly abbreviated as ASOB) was a 6-piece ska punk band. In 1995, Joe Werfleman and Jeff Rosenstock started playing Green Day cover songs together. More members gradually joined their band, and in 1998 they recorded their first album, Built to Fail, for $1000 over five days. Following Built to Fail, the band experienced some success and played with bands such as Catch 22, and The Toasters. In 2000 the band released their sophomore album, Pornocracy. At this point, many ASOB members quit the band to attend college. Eventually, a new lineup formed in 2001, and recorded All the Little Ones Are Rotting in 2002. In 2003 the band decided to follow the Warped Tour, playing outside of the venues. After a while they were invited into the tour.

Tracklist:

1. Abandon Ship
2. Radio Single
3. Last Bell I'll Ever Heart
4. RSTLNE
5. Built To Fall Motherfucker
6. Santa Monica
7. I Pissed I Your Mountain Dew
8. Abnormality
9. Plaid Girl
10. Smelly
11. The Guy From Subway
12. Spitpile
13. Jared Cohn Can Suck My Cock
14. Theme Song
15. FuckYou (Demo)
16. Go Ska (Demo)
17. Go Filk (Demo)
18. I Just Wanna Have Sex With You (Demo)
19. ... And The Flame Dies Out Again (acoustic)
20. Radio ID
21. No! No! No! No! No!
22. Somebody Wrote This Song Already
23. Guiness World Record For The Longest Night Ever
24. So Let's Go Nowhere (Demo)
25. Kill The President (Demo)
26. Yeah' I Don't Know What It's Like To Be Around a Bunch
27. Radio (Demo)
28. Piss Off (Demo)
29. Disappointment At The Taco Bell (Demo)

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They Might Be Giants - Apollo 18 (1992)

Superb pop craftsmen with a hyperactive sense of caprice, John Linnell and John Flansburgh channel surreal ideas into a catchy deluge of fun. Apollo 18, the Brooklyn duo's fourth album (not counting a rarities compilation), orbits a planet on which such topics as death, culture, identity and dining can all be dispatched with melodic intelligence and a clever phrase or three. Careful not to burden airy tunes with ponderous lyrics, the Giants inflate weighty topics with enough whimsy to mask their songs' unsmiling core. Without disguising the Giants' signature sound, the album switches genres with the dial-a-style eclecticism of a jukebox.

Tracklist:

1. Dig My Grave
2. I Palindrome I
3. She's Actual Size
4. My Evil Twin
5. Mammal
6. The Statue Got Me High
7. Spider
8. The Guitar (The Lion Sleeps Tonight)
9. Dinner Bell
10. Narrow Your Eyes
11. Hall of Heads
12. Which Describes How You're Feeling
13. See the Constellation
14. If I Wasn't Shy
15. Turn Around
16. Hypnotist of Ladies
17. Fingertips: Everything Is Catching On Fire
18. Fingertips: Fingertips
19. Fingertips: I Hear the Wind Blow
20. Fingertips: Hey Now, Everybody
21. Fingertips: Who's That Standing Out the Window?
22. Fingertips: I Found a New Friend
23. Fingertips: Come On and Wreck My Car
24. Fingertips: Aren't You the Guy Who Hit Me in the Eye?"
25. Fingertips: Please Pass the Milk Please
26. Fingertips: Leave Me Alone
27. Fingertips: Who's Knockin' on the Wall?
28. Fingertips: All Alone
29. Fingertips: What's That Blue Thing?
30. Fingertips: Something Grabbed Ahold of My Hand
31. Fingertips: I Don't Understand You
32. Fingertips: I Heard a Sound
33. Fingertips: Mysterious Whisper
34. Fingertips: The Day That Love Came to Play
35. Fingertips: I'm Having a Heart Attack
36. Fingertips: Fingertips (Reprise)
37. Fingertips: I Walk Along Darkened Corridors
38. Space Suit

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Teenage Bottlerocket - Another Way (2003)

The band was formed by twin brothers Ray and Brandon Carlisle, following the dissolution of their previous band, Homeless Wonders, in 2000. Their music is heavily influenced by Kody's other bands. In 2003 they wrote and recorded their first full length LP Another Way, also released on One Legged Pup. The release was vinyl only (the first 500 on pink vinyl), released on Halloween night 2003.

Tracklist:

1. Be Stag
2. Patrick
3. Go-Go
4. She Can't Think
5. Senior Prom
6. Mini Skirt
7. Pull the Plug
8. Rebound
9. Opportunity
10. Rathead
11. Another Way

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Bomb The Music Industry! - Album Minus Band (2005)

This was the album that introduced me to free music so it seems only natural to begin with an analysis of this fantastic debut from the collective that has since spawned four further full lengths, all available for free. I can’t remember where I heard about this album but on the first few listens I was compelled by the awesome catchiness of ‘Ready…Set…No!’ to really get into this band. It was punk rock and it was free. Since those are two of my favourite things I was in no position to dislike it. Musically the songs jump back and forth through various intermingled styles: from minimal acoustic tracks that build into satisfying crescendos (‘Sweet Home Cananada’), DC-style hardcore (Frantic opener ‘Blow Your Brains Out On Live TV’) and punk rock (‘It ceases to be whining…’) whilst remaining primarily rooted in ska punk upstrokery (‘Ready, Set, No…’). Barring a few more ballad-ish numbers, the album is dominated by fast, catchy sub three minute songs.

Tracklist:

1. Blow Your Brains Out On Live TV!!!
2. Does Your Face Hurt? No? ’Cause It’s Killin’ Me!!!
3. It Ceases to Be ‘Whining’ If You’re Still ‘Shitting Blood
4. Big Plans Of Sleeping In
5. I’m A Panic Bomb, Baby!
6. Sweet Home Cananada
7. Funcoland vs. The Southern Electorate
8. Ready... Set... No!!!
9. I’m Too Cooooool for Music
10. Pike St. - Park Slope
11. FRRRREEEEE BIIIIIIIRRRRD!!!!!!!!! FRRRRREEEEEEEEE
BIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRDDD!!!!
12. Future 86

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The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - A Jacknife To A Swan (2002)

After working on their ska sound for approximately two decades, The mighty Mighty Bosstones have released A Jackknife to a Swan, which is unfortunately a day late and a dollar short. With a sound that can best be described as Smash Mouth meets ska, this 13-song album primarily consists of upbeat party songs for a good time. Yes they're fun, happy songs, good tunes to put on at a party for background music, but if ska is going to reinvent itself and be relevant as a genre, it's really got to learn how to utilize more than just the jangly guitar and punk leanings. The Bosstones had their chance and did fairly well for about a decade, but these eight fellows aren't doing anything to make exciting and creative music.

Tracklist:

1. A Jackknife to a Swan
2. Mr. Moran
3. You Gotta Go!
4. Everybody's Better
5. Sugar Free
6. I Want My City Back
7. Chasing the Sun Away
8. You Can't Win
9. The Old School Off the Bright
10. The Punch Line
11. Go Big
12. Shit Outta Luck
13. Seven Ways to Sunday

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The Messengers - The Messengers (2005)

When The Messengers formed in the fall of 2000, the immediate positive response that they received made it clear that they were filling a void long left empty in the modern punk scene. Initially, forming a socially conscious punk band in the mostly conservative midwestern city of Cincinnatti seemed like a lost cause. However, their mixture of aggressive guitar-driven rock and melody has managed to turn more than a few heads in a diverse crowd. I feel like we give people real rock and roll. says guitarist Don. The sound of The Messengers is a mixture of traditional rock and roll and early American and British punk.

Tracklist:

1. Murder
2. It's Up To You
3. I'm Not Lost
4. Between The Lies
5. Fight The Rich
6. Blame
7. American Slob
8. Buy Or Die
9. Lost Cause
10. The End
11. No Never
12. Untilted

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The World/Inferno Friendship Society - Me V. Angry Mob (2005)

The World/Inferno Friendship Society (commonly referred to as "World Inferno" or "Inferno") is a cabaret punk band. Its style merges punk, klezmer, and jazz, while its collective membership features horns, piano, and guitar.

This musical collective has over 30 members, including former members of Dexis Midnight Runners. Usually one can expect to see about nine or ten members on-stage when they perform. The group is led by singer Jack Terricloth and guitarist Lucky Strano, who have been the most constant members throughout the group's history. Terricloth is known for his pointed commentary during shows: his monologues have touched on politics, his transformation from the "old school", and baiting of bouncers which usually end up with the band buying drinks for the whole staff.

Tracklist:

1. Me V. Angry Mob
2. Cats Are Not Lucky Creatures
3. Leni Riefenstahl At The End Of Time
4. Brother Of The Mayor Of Bridgewater
5. Paul Robeson
6. Fiend In Wien

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Shelter - The Purpose The Passion (2001)

A straight-edged post-hardcore act built on thunderous dynamics and pure devotion -- were born from the ashes of NYC Punk stalwarts Youth of Today. Plenty of bands boast about having a high energy delivery, but with their disciplined, full-fledged calls-to-arms, Shelter are among the relative few that warrant the claim.

Tracklist:

1. True North
2. The Greater Plan
3. The Anatomy of Us
4. The Value
5. We Can Make It Through
6. Wish List
7. Working Miracles
8. What's Keeping Them Alive?
9. The Purpose, The Passion
10. Gift of Pain
11. Inner Garden
12. Simplified
13. Room To Breathe
14. We Are The Chosen
15. .If It Ever Heals At All

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Shelter - Quest For Certainty (1992)

Quest for Certainty aims to serve as both a spiritual exploration and a religious affirmation of the Hare Krishna faith. If the album's instrumentation followed the lyrics' more exploratory angles, it might make for a more interesting record. Instead, the music, with its Youth of Today meets hard rock feel, clings to the more affirmative side of the fence. On the whole though, Shelter's honesty is commendable and it's hard to deny the catchiness of songs like "In Defense of Reality" and the title track.

Tracklist:

1. In Defense Of Reality
2. Quest For Certainty
3. The News
4. After Forever
5. Freewill
6. Saranagati
7. A Society Based On Bodies (Live)
8. Death And Dying (Live)

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Ween - Pure Guava (1992)

Pure Guava is Ween's third studio album, and the first to be released on a major label. Originally released in 1992 it features what is perhaps Ween's most well-known song, "Push th'Little Daisies". Many of the songs on this album come from two tapes that the band made for friends, the first being titled "Springtape", and the second titled "The Caprice Classic Tape", as stated by Dean Ween on JJJ radio in 1993. Pure Guava marked the last time the group would record on a four-track until 2007's La Cucaracha.

Tracklist:

1. Little Birdy
2. Tender Situation
3. The Stallion Pt.3
4. Big Jilm
5. Push th'Little Daisies
6. The Goin' Get Tough from the G
7. Reggaejunkiejew
8. I Play It Off Legit
9. Pumpin' 4 the Man
10. Sarah
11. Springtheme
12. Flies On My Dick
13. I Saw Gener Cryin' In His Sleep
14. Touch My Tooter
15. Mourning Glory
16. Loving U Thru It All
17. Hey Fat Boy (Asshole)
18. Don't Get 2 Close (2 My Fantasy)
19. Poop Ship Destroyer

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Sublime - 40 Oz. to Freedom (1992)

40oz. to Freedom received mixed critical reviews upon its first release, but is now generally approved as a sincere record, with many spots of brilliance and ingenuity. 40oz. to Freedom is one of the most popular albums released in the third-wave of Ska. Its sound blended various forms of Jamaican music, including ska (Date Rape), rocksteady ("5446 That's My Number"), roots reegae and dub ("Let's Go Get Stoned", "D.J.s") with British and American hardcore punk ("New Thrash", "Hope"), hiphop ("Scarlet Begonias") and folk music ("Rivers of Babylon").

Tracklist:

1. Waiting for My Ruca
2. 40oz. to Freedom
3. Smoke Two Joints
4. We're Only Gonna Die for Our Arrogance
5. Don't Push
6. 5446 That's My Number/Ball and Chain
7. Badfish
8. Let's Go Get Stoned
9. New Thrash
10. Scarlet Begonias
11. Live at E's
12. D.J.s
13. Chica Me Tipo
14. Right Back
15. What Happened
16. New Song
17. Ebin
18. Date Rape/Rawhide
19. Hope
20. KRS-One
21. Rivers Of Babylon
22. Thanx Dub

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Telegraph - 10 Songs & Then Some (1996)

The Skolars typify everything good and bad about punk-ska. The majority of the songs are upbeat and danceable, but they also tend to sound similar. The album starts with the promising "Should've Stayed Home Tonight." The song is tight, poppy, and has interesting horn lines. After that, each track sounds less and less exciting. "Head First, Feet First" is generic punk-ska, while "She Cries" is generic, straight-ahead ska. The standout track on the album, though, is "Carry On." This song features very generic chord changes, but the horn lines make the song interesting and fun to listen to.

Tracklist:

1. Should've Stayed Home Tonight
2. Head First, feet First
3. She Cries
4. Everyone
5. Carry On
6. Belong
7. In My Opinion
8. Fighting Time
9. Had Enough
10. After The Show
11. Untilted
12. Untilted
13. Untilted
14. Untilted
15. Untilted
16. Untilted
17. Untilted
18. Untilted
19. Untilted

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Toy Dolls - Singles 83/84 (1985)

"A terrible recording! We had very little time and money, loadsa equipment problems also. By the time we got things fixed we had half a day to record and mix it. Not the greatest song we have written, but we were happy with the production. Once again it was recorded and mixed in a day, since that day we still think Deidre’s a Slag should have been the A side! Again recorded at Guardian Studios, I remember Fat Bob (our roadie) thinking it was wonderful! And it wasn’t so bad actually! The guy from the rehearsal room (Peter Practice) played drums on the B-side for some reason, it took him over twenty takes because of his laughing."

Tracklist:

1. Cheerio & Toodle'pip
2. H.O.!
3. Alfie From The Bronx
4. Hanky Panky
5.We're Mad
6. Rupert The Bear
7. Deirdre's A Slag

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(Young) Pioneers - First Virginia Volunteers (1995)

(Young) Pioneers added parentheses to their name and bassist Marty Violence to their lineup as they went electric on First Virginia Volunteers. Much-improved electrified versions of three songs from Young Pioneers ("Food Stamps" and "White Like Me" are particularly good) join such excellent new originals as "Evidence Indicating Other Than Suicide," "The Whereabouts of Johnny Gosh" and the oddly upbeat "I'm So Afraid of Getting Cancer." The Pioneers are at their best when framing political discontent with catchy punk and emo, but they do dip into some ill-advised waters here. They're poorly suited to the clumsy heavy metal vibe on "Murder Has No Tongue," and "Red Tick Coonhound" should have been left to rot on the debut EP. Overall, however, First Virginia Volunteers shows a lot of creative development.

Tracklist:

1. Food Stamps

2. White Like Me

3. Battlefield National Park

4. Older & Poorer

5. Murder Has No Tongue

6. Raid on Kensington Avenue

7. ("____")

8. Right to Remain Silent

9. Whereabouts of Johnny Gosh

10. I'm So Afraid of Getting Cancer

11. Evidence Indicating Other Than Suicide

12. Red Tick Coonhound

13. Brazen Hell

14. Joy Kills Sorrow

15. Take the Fifth

16. Day of the Wolves

17. Now I Feel Much Safer

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(Young) Pioneers - Free The (Young) Pioneers Now! (1998)

The (Young) Pioneers from Richmond, VA, fire up ragged blasts of blues-infused punk rock on their heroic-sounding record Free the (Young) Pioneers Now!, which combines Civil War imagery and Southern politics with raging punk numbers equipped with handclaps, a harmonica, sax, and organ. Some of the lyrics are provocative, such as "We're all jumping and shouting and full of sin/And we dream (of an albatross)/All the little babies born to young lovers/Die at the hands of bad jobs" from "Drown in the James," and there are two great covers, the Impression's "Meeting Over Yonder" and Impatient Youth's "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition."

Tracklist:

1. Ballad of The (young) Pioneers
2. Downtown Tragedy
3. The Movement Loves You
4. Meeting Over Yonder
5. Seven Days in May
6. Drown in The James
7. Talking'to Johnny Law Blues
8. We Ain't Even Married
9. Last Day Message
10. We Don't Believe in Criminals
11. I.D.S.T
12. Citizen Soldier
13. Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition
14. Alarms And Sirens

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(Young) Pioneers - On Trial (1996)

On Trial was the (Young) Pioneers fifth release, in 1996. It was originally a five-track 7" but was expanded to nine songs that span 14 minutes for its CD release. One of these added tracks, the sublime 'We Ain't Even Married', had also featured on the Crimewave EP and was later included on the full-length 'Free The (Young) Pioneers Now!'.

Tracklist:

1. Pioneers Workers Pact
2. (At The Time Of The) Cease Fire
3. Regrets Of The Doubters
4. Ghosts Of The Lumpen
5. Fuck The Labor Pool
6. Warsaw Ghetto
7. We A'int Even Married
8. Lovers On Trial
9. Paralyzed Veteran

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