Descendents - Two Things At Once

Band: Descendents
Album: Two Things At Once
Country: USA

Just like the title says, this album complies Milo Goes to College and the Bonus Fat EP, both of which are great releases, conveniently packaged on one record. All that mischievous teenage skaters could appreciate is here, classics like "Myage," "I'm Not a Loser," "Bikeage," and "Hope." But for all those who already own their "best of" (Somery, which features the previously mentioned songs), other less-known hits such as "Marriage," "I'm Not a Punk," and "Catalina" are exclusive to this release.

1	Myage	2:01
2	I Wanna Be A Bear	0:43
3	I'm Not A Loser	1:29
4	Parents	1:38
5	Tonyage	0:56
6	M-16	0:43
7	I'm Not A Punk	1:04
8	Catalina	1:48
9	Suburban Home	1:40
10	Statue Of Liberty	1:59
11	Kabuki Girl	1:11
12	Marriage	1:40
13	Hope	2:00
14	Bikeage	2:14
15	Jean Is Dead	1:33
16	My Dad Sucks	0:37
17	Mr. Bass	2:06
18	I Like Food	0:17
19	Hey Hey	1:33
20	Weinerschnitzel	0:12
21	Global Probing	1:08
22	Ride The Wild	2:31
23	It's A Hectic World	1:56

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Pure Hell - Noise Addiction

Band: Pure Hell
Album: Noise Addiction
Country: USA
Release Date: 2005

In 1974, on the streets of Philadelphia, a band unlike any other was formed. They called themselves Pretty Poison. The band consisted of Stinker (Kenny Gordon) on vocals, Chip Wreck (Preston Morris III) on guitar, Lenny Steel (Kerry Boles) on bass, and Spider (Michael Sanders) on drums. They had a sound so ahead of its time that the music industry was not yet ready for it. They coupled the punk sound of the New York bands of the time with a harder, faster heavy metal edge unheard before. Their unique sound was a result of Gordon's berserk choreography and Morris's needling guitar riffs, while Steel and Spider added a synchronized barrage with no nonsense execution to the arsenal.

Inspired by the famous fuel-altered dragster, they changed their name to Pure Hell in 1975. Soon after, they moved to New York City where they played with bands like the New York Dolls, Sid Vicious, Wayne County and the Electric Chairs, The Dead Boys, The Stimulators, Richard Hell, The Germs, The Nuns, The Cramps and more. In 1978 Pure Hell headlined a tour of the UK, with bands like The UK Subs, Wilko Johnson, Vermilion & the Aces and more opening for them. While in the UK, their only original record was released. It was a single released by their manager Curtis Knight on his label, Golden Sphinx Records. The songs on the single were “These Boots Were Made for Walking” and “No Rules.” The single charted in the top 40 charts in the UK. During the same year, a full length album was recorded but was never released. It did not surface again for 26 years…

1.	Noise Addiction	1:56
2.	Hard Action	2:29
3.	Lame Brain	3:10
4.	I Feel Bad	2:30
5.	Wild One	3:32
6.	Rot in the Doghouse	2:21
7.	No Rules	2:26
8.	Thrillers of Oz	1:57
9.	Spoiled Sport	1:45
10.	Courageous Cat	3:31
11.	These Boots Are Made For Walking	2:47
12.	American	4:09
13.	The Girl With the Hungry Eyes	1:31
14.	I Want Your Body	1:47
15.	Future	2:11

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The No WTO Combo - Live From The Battle In Seattle

Band: The No WTO Combo
Album: Live From The Battle In Seattle
Country: USA
Release Date: 2000

The No W.T.O Combo celebrate and further the protests that took place against the World Trade Organization in Seattle during late November of 1999. Recorded live at a show amidst the protests' aftermath, he Combo brings elder punk statesman Jello Biafra together with Kim Thayil, Krist Novoselic, and Gina Mainwal. Two new Biafra-penned punk burners, the Dead Kennedys classic "Let's Lynch the Landlord," a Biafra spoken-word piece, and the DOA/Biafra jam "Full Metal Jackoff" comprise the set's material. The recording is musically noteworthy due to the musicians' obvious passion, not to mention that Thayil sounds like an unholy cross between Greg Ginn and East Bay Ray. Most interesting, though, is Biafra's subject matter -- worker rights, NAFTA, downsizing, and the WTO -- and excellent liner notes from Biafra and Novoselic summing up the demonstrations and issues at hand. At the least, Live From the Battle in Seattle is an important historical document; leave it to Biafra to show that rock and social protest don't have to be mutually exclusive, even in the year 2000.

1. "Battle in Seattle" – 15:02
2. "Let's Lynch the Landlord" – 3:41
3. "New Feudalism" – 4:15
4. "Electronic Plantation" – 4:55
5. "Full Metal Jackoff" – 16:28

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The Damned - Damned Damned Damned [30th Anniversary Expanded Edition]

Band: The Damned
Album: Damned Damned Damned [30th Anniversary Expanded Edition]
Country: UK
Release Date: 2007

If you like punk rock at all, you pretty much have to have a soft spot for the Damned's epochal 1976 debut album Damned Damned Damned, one of the masterstroke releases of the first wave of British punk which still sounds fresh, exciting and brilliantly snotty three decades after it was released. But if you love Damned Damned Damned, well, this remastered and lavishly expanded edition will bring a broken-toothed grin to your face in no time flat. This three-disc set (yes, three discs!) opens with the original album, which seems to have hardly dated a bit. For all the group's manic energy, the playing is sharp and muscular, Dave Vanian's vocals are powerful enough to make his histrionics work, Rat Scabies' drumming holds the band tight, Captain Sensible's bass provides a solid foundation for the melodies and Brian James' guitar wails with primitive force. The songs still communicate, and the band's lack of an upfront political or social agenda means these songs aren't chained to their era the way the early Clash, Sex Pistols or Stiff Little Fingers discs are, great as they may be. Disc two serves up 26 demos, B-sides, non-LP single tracks and radio recordings, which equals nearly everything the band recorded during their first year of operations. The two John Peel sessions and a ten-song BBC live concert will delight anyone with a fondness for the band's first era, and you may want to give "Singalong Scabies" ("Stab Yor Back" minus its vocal track) a spin at your next karaoke party. And Disc three features a lo-fi recording of one of the Damned's first public gigs, a set recorded in London during the 100 Club's first Punk Rock Festival in the summer of 1977. The recording quality is only fair, and the audience doesn't seem to be too enthusiastic, but the Damned give their all, and the show is both exciting and historically priceless. The set comes with a 16-page booklet packed with photos and featuring an excellent historical essay from Kieron Tyler. [The 30th Anniversary Expanded Edition of Damned Damned Damned not only adds plenty of fine music and historical perspective to one of the great album of the British punk scene, it actually improves on the fine box set Play It at Your Sister, which covers most of the same territory before sinking into the disappointment of the group's misbegotten second album, Music for Pleasure; this is simply essential stuff, and rock & roll fun at its most dangerous.]

CD1 - Original Album

1.	Neat Neat Neat	2:43
2.	Fan Club	2:57
3.	I Fall	2:06
4.	Born To Kill	2:37
5.	Stab Yor Back	1:00
6.	Feel The Pain	3:36
7.	New Rose	2:44
8.	Fish	1:38
9.	See Her Tonite	2:29
10.	1 Of The 2	3:08
11.	So Messed Up	1:51
12.	I Feel Alright	4:27

CD2 - Demos, B-Sides & BBC Sessions

1.	I Fall (demo june 1976)	2:56
2.	See Her Tonite (demo june 1976)	2:40
3.	Feel The Pain (demo june 1976)	5:11
4.	Help (Stiff b-side october 1976)	1:43
5.	Stab Yor Back (Peel session 1976-11-30)	0:59
6.	Neat Neat Neat (Peel session 1976-11-30)	2:39
7.	New Rose (Peel session 1976-11-30)	2:40
8.	So Messed Up (Peel session 1976-11-30)	2:28
9.	I Fall (Peel session 1976-11-30)	2:10
10.	Singalongscabies (Stiff b-side february 1977)	1:00
11.	Fan Club (Peel session 1977-05-05)	3:03
12.	Feel The Pain (Peel session 1977-05-05)	3:33
13.	Stretcher Case Baby (Peel session 1977-05-05)	1:48
14.	Sick Of Being Sick (Peel session 1977-05-05)	2:29
15.	I Feel Alright (In Concert 1977-05-19)	4:49
16.	Born To Kill (In Concert 1977-05-19)	3:01
17.	Sick Of Being Sick (In Concert 1977-05-19)	2:50
18.	Neat Neat Neat (In Concert 1977-05-19)	2:56
19.	Fan Club (In Concert 1977-05-19)	2:55
20.	Stretcher Case Baby (In Concert 1977-05-19)	2:26
21.	Help (In Concert 1977-05-19)	1:32
22.	Stab Yor Back (In Concert 1977-05-19)	1:02
23.	So Messed Up (In Concert 1977-05-19)	2:35
24.	New Rose (In Concert 1977-05-19)	3:26
25.	Stretcher Case Baby (Stiff single july 1977)	2:14
26.	Sick Of Being Sick (Stiff single july 1977)	2:00

CD3 - Live At The 100 Club

1.	1 Of The 2	3:41
2.	New Rose	2:57
3.	Alone	3:50
4.	Help	1:47
5.	Fan Club	3:01
6.	I Feel Alright	4:20
7.	Feel The Pain	4:46
8.	Fish	1:50
9.	Circles	4:42
10.	See Her Tonite	2:51
11.	I Fall	3:08
12.	So Messed Up	2:38

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American Hardcore: The History of American Punk Rock

Band: Varous Artists
Album: American Hardcore: The History of American Punk Rock
Country: USA
Release Date: 2006

There'd be no Nirvana, Beastie Boys, or Red Hot Chili Peppers were it not for hardcore pioneers such as Black Flag, Bad Brains, and Minor Threat. Hardcore was more than music; it was a social movement created by Reagan-era misfit kids. Featuring twenty-six definitive tracks, this is the audio companion to the feature-length documentary, released by Sony Pictures Classics in September 2006. Artists include Black Flag, Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Circle Jerks, Cro-Mags, Adolescents, Die Kreuzen, Flipper, Gang Green, Negative Approach, DOA, MDC, DRI, and more.

1. Black Flag - Nervous Breakdown 2:05
2. Middle Class - Out Of Vogue 0:59
3. Bad Brains - Pay To Cum 1:29
4. D.O.A. - Fucked Up Ronnie 1:19
5. Circle Jerks - Red Tape 0:54
6. Minor Threat - Filler 1:31
7. MDC - I Remember 1:56
8. Untouchables - Nic Fit 0:59
9. Gang Green - Kill A Commie 1:05
10. The Freeze - Boston Not L.A. 0:20
11. Jerry's Kids - Straight Jacket 0:22
12. SS Decontrol - Boiling Point 0:51
13. Void - Who Are You?/Time To Die 3:36
14. Scream - Came Without Warning 1:41
15. Negative Approach - Bad Attitude (1983 Demo) 1:07
16. Articles Of Faith - Bad Attitude 2:36
17. Die Kreuzen - Think For Me 1:37
18. Battalion Of Saints - My Minds Diseased 2:30
19. 7 Seconds - I Hate Sports 0:39
20. Big Boys - Brickwall 0:38
21. Really Red - I Was A Teenage Fuck Up 1:18
22. Adolescents - I Hate Children (1980 Demo) 1:36
23. YDI - Enemy For Life 1:08
24. D.R.I. - Runnin' Around 1:02
25. Cor-Mags - Don't Tread On Me (1982 Demo) 1:20
26. Flipper - Ha Ha Ha 2:13

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Husker Du - Minneapolis Is Burning

Band: Husker Du
Album: Minneapolis Is Burning
Country: USA
Release Date: 1992
Label: Nu Noize Records

A nice show of Husker Du from the golden era (New Day Rising & Zen Arcade was already out and Flip Your Wig were coming soon after) recorded in their hometown at the First Avenue Club in Minneapolis on August 28 1985. Enjoy this great performance in good sound quality too !!

Husker Du Database Comments:

Soundboard tape of complete, unedited show that appears in edited form on the Lynndale's Burning boot LP and the Spin concert LP.

Alternately titled German boot of Lyndales Burning. Has different picture insert, taken from Warehouse photo sessions, and different artwork on disk itself. Otherwise the two appear to be the same, as the number on the disk is the same in both cases and "I Apologize" skips in the same spot on both CDs. The individual track times vary slightly. The track anomalies cited above regarding "Celebrated Summer" and "Folklore" are present in this case as well. If that's not sufficient evidence, both disks bear the holographic number WIZARD A 0321.

1.	Flip Your Wig	2:17
2.	Every Everything	1:43
3.	Makes No Sense At All	2:33
4.	Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill	3:07
5.	I Apologise	3:33
6.	If I Told You	3:48
7.	Don't Want to Know if You are Lonely	3:17
8.	I Don't Know for Sure	2:24
9.	Terms of Psychic Warfare	1:48
10.	Powerline	2:29
11.	Books About U.F.O.s	2:46
12.	Hardly Getting Over It	5:25
13.	Sorry Somehow	4:35
14.	You're so Square/The Wit & the Wisdom	4:21
15.	Green Eyes	2:52
16.	Divide and Conquer	3:42

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