Killer Hardcore 7”s
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In my opinion this album was a bit of a drop in form for this band. I am glad that Revelation put out that Demos CD a few years back with all the early stuff on it.
What was the album name that Inside Out did for Revelation. I always liked Burn and the first Orange 9mm and Quicksand eps.
In my opinion this album was a bit of a drop in form for this band. I am glad that Revelation put out that Demos CD a few years back with all the early stuff on it.
What was the album name that Inside Out did for Revelation. I always liked Burn and the first Orange 9mm and Quicksand eps.
no spiritual surrender
In my opinion this album was a bit of a drop in form for this band. I am glad that Revelation put out that Demos CD a few years back with all the early stuff on it.
What was the album name that Inside Out did for Revelation. I always liked Burn and the first Orange 9mm and Quicksand eps.
no spiritual surrender I am now going to be humming this song for the rest of the day, whenever I listen to this record or someone mentions it I can't get shot of that chorus for days. You can clearly see Zack from Inside Out singing along in the crowd with Underdog on the cover of that Demos CD. All the early Rev stuff up until that first Into Another record is great.
Who's got mp3s of "VA Rocks Your Liver"?
Sorry, no mp3's, I have the record but it has to be in storage at my parents house because I haven't seen it since I moved cities last (about 4 years ago) & dumped heaps of old LPs back in my old room. I'll have a quick look tonite & if it is at my house I'll record some off, otherwise, I'll probably have forgotten by the time I go back to visit family next. Good album, pretty different sound to the American Band record, but that was just the style everyone was going for at that point. I used to think Boner was such a good name for a label, doesn't really make me laugh like it used to though, must be growing up.
Who's got mp3s of "VA Rocks Your Liver"?
Sorry, no mp3's, I have the record but it has to be in storage at my parents house because I haven't seen it since I moved cities last (about 4 years ago) & dumped heaps of old LPs back in my old room. I'll have a quick look tonite & if it is at my house I'll record some off, otherwise, I'll probably have forgotten by the time I go back to visit family next. Good album, pretty different sound to the American Band record, but that was just the style everyone was going for at that point. I used to think Boner was such a good name for a label, doesn't really make me laugh like it used to though, must be growing up.
Boner funny in the same way nostalgia makes you smile when you see it in someone you don't know.
I first heard "VA Rocks Your Liver" blasting from a VW bug driven by some kid named Andy who had a 2-foot mohawk and terrible prison tattoos. His car ran out of gas, but not battery juice. So we pushed it down the street with the radio blasting. We got to the train tracks, which are on an incline, and I remember thinking when we were pushing it up the crest, "What if a train comes?"
It's the only songs like that which makes you look at an oncoming train and think, "Fuck it."
I used to hang with these dudes when they came to Boston. Gavin and Chaka are real headz, them and some other NYHC dudes (Raw Deal/Killing Time represent!) were up here every couple of months, playing shows and partying. I played the shit out of that 7", and saw them live around 10 times in 3 different states.
Here's one that doesn't get mentioned much, but is probably my prized HC record of all, one of the only records I ever bought at the all-punk TAANG! record store that used to be in Cambridge, MA. This record fucking rules:
When I bought it in the early 90's I paid $15, which at the time seemed outrageous - but it was the one punk record I "needed" more than any other, already an old "classic" by that point...and the fact that they even just had it in stock blew my mind. When I looked it up now to get an image, I found out from popsike that it sells on the Bay for $275-$500!! Funny I never even looked it up before, I guess because I don't plan on ever selling it...if you haven't heard it, grab the boot or CD, cause it rules.
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I used to hang with these dudes when they came to Boston. Gavin and Chaka are real headz, them and some other NYHC dudes (Raw Deal/Killing Time represent!) were up here every couple of months, playing shows and partying. I played the shit out of that 7", and saw them live around 10 times in 3 different states.
BHC baby. I remember seeing them at The First Cambridge Baptist Church.
How 'bout THESE guys:
