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The Faction : The Last Of
format: cassette tape
Release date: 1986
Source: my record collection  
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retrocgads · 1 day
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UK 1987
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suavecitoh · 13 days
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bestfuckinmusic · 9 months
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J.F.A. - Blatant Localism - 1981
The record that started skate rock? JFAs debut 7″ on Placebo Records is a corker!
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"THE BOYS PATENTED COMBINATION OF HARDCORE SMARTS AND FUNK CHOPS REMAINS PRESENT AS ALWAYS..."
PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on "Lullabies Help the Brain Grow," the second studio album by Austin, Texas hardcore punk/skate rock/funk punk/art-punk band, BIG BOYS, released under the Momentum Productions label in 1983.
ALBUM OVERVIEW: "The BIG BOYS' second full album, again overseen by Spot in the producer's chair, features the return of the "Fun Fun Fun" guest horn section, along with a change in drumming. While Schultz plays on half the tracks, the Boys also debuted their fourth and final drummer, Rey Washam, who would later gain notoriety for pounding the skins with SCRATCH ACID and THE JESUS LIZARD. The Boys' patented combination of hardcore smarts and funk chops remains present as always, with some extra laughs and fun present from the get-go.
"We Got Your Money" makes for a hilarious opener, with Turner leading everyone else in some great call-and-response while tackling the meatheads in their audience head-on ("And to all you frat boys/We got your money in our hands!"). Strong statements of intent abound -- as with all the early punk bands, continuing in the face of an unsympathetic media and society was a key point, so anthemic pounders like "We're Not in It to Lose" and "Fight Back" have that extra bite to them.
Kerr takes the lead vocals a couple of times; his softer tones bring a slightly calmer element to the album, making it even stronger as a result. "Sound on Sound" is especially fine, with random radio and TV broadcasts babbling in the background while the melancholic tune chimes along.
As always, the Boys throw in some fine, straight-up American punk like "Lesson" and "Brickwall," but while they do the job in their brief way, it's the songs which draw on everything the band liked that succeed the best. "Jump the Fence" covers the KAMIKAZE REFRIGERATORS, whoever they might be, with fire; "White Nigger" may push that concept a bit much for some, but the beat and brass works more than well. Calling one of the later tunes "Gator Fuckin'" has to win on the humor level."
-- ALLMUSIC (review by Ned Raggett)
Sources: www.discogs.com/release/726029-Big-Boys-Lullabies-Help-The-Brain-Grow & Allmusic.
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usernametomato · 11 months
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Please help, I heard this good song but i don’t know it’s name. It sounded like it was sung by a guy and it started with lots of la la la la la la las . It was kind of punk rockish maybe skate punk. and had some good guitar In it. Throughout the entire song there was la la la la las in it with lots of repeating lyrics. It also had romantic lyrics but i can’t remember what they were. the la la las at the beginning were also kind of said rather then sang . It definitely sounded a bit like blink 182.
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thedrainedband · 1 year
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bass cover of HAVANA AFFAIR by RAMONES ⛓️✨
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pear-pies · 2 years
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Rock Sound Magazine (France) / Issue 47
Skatecore featuring NRA, Millencolin, Pennywise and Seven Hate
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alexanderpearce · 8 months
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whag if i want to (macquarie harbour july 23)
eta the maugean skate is extremely endangered and facing immediate extinction and the government is the damn fucking liberals and they will not do anything about it. idk what any random people from across the world can do about it but im screaming crying sobbing begging for help
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elaytv · 11 months
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Usher Chris Brown and Teyana Taylor Confrontation at Las Vegas Skate Rock City Roller Rink 😬
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Septic Death : Kichigai
format: vinyl
release date: 1988
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thyofthee · 6 months
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Punk: The world is fucked and I’m pissed
Goth: The world is fucked and it’s beautiful
Scene: The world is fucked and it’s creative
Emo: The world is fucked and I’m sad
Midwest Emo: The world is fucked and I’m silly
Ska: The world is fucked and I have a trumpet
Nu Metal: The world is fucked and I’ll keep it that way
Math rock: I don’t know how to have sex, I’m a virgin
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sonic-adventure-3 · 1 year
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unmmmmm outfit concept or something
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THREE DIFFERENT VOCALISTS, THREE DIFFERENT BANDS -- HARDCORE '81.
PIC INFO: Spotlight on vocalists Gary Floyd of THE DICKS, Henry Rollins of BLACK FLAG (recently joined), & the late, great Randy "Biscuit" Turner of the BIG BOYS, while on tour in Texas, c. 1981. [Is that Tim Kerr with his back towards the camera?]
"BLACK FLAG would pull in to town in some dying van. We would play with the BIG BOYS and sometimes THE DICKS as well. Great gigs in Austin, always. I remember many times sleeping on the floors of assorted Big Boys places. Biscuit was one of the greatest frontmen ever, right up there with Gary Floyd, the singer of The Dicks. The Big Boys were always in good form and the sheer spirit of their live performances would fill the place and everybody would go nuts. They always gave up the funk. What a great band."
-- HENRY ROLLINS, CD liner notes from the "Fat Elvis" compilation by the BIG BOYS
Source: https://fetcherx.com/post/twitter/1597540297751547910?search=dick.
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gothboiskinny · 8 months
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the separation of church and skate.
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