This is just some filler. That sounds wrong, let me explain: I've noticed that there are some glaring omissions in my music collection. Empty places where some vital albums should be. A lot of times, this happens because I know an album so well, that it never occurs to me that I haven't listened to it for years. In fact, I usually don't even have a decent copy. So this is just an album I think everyone should have. This is the beginning of skate thrash. Suicidal Tendencies, s/t debut album from Frontier Records, 1983. Produced by famed skate/punk/hip-hop photographer, Glen E. Friedman. "All I wanted was a Pepsi..." has become the punk equivalent of Travis Bickle's, "You talkin to me?", but that's no reason to skip this. (I photographed the vinyl, but the actual rip is from the CD.) Fill those gaps, people.
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i bought this one at MDC's show in Torino(italy)in 1983(or was it 84?)
this here is definitely one of the albums i loved the most in the days when wearing a bandanna wasn't tocover one's head from the sun..
have u listened to the reissue they made of this album?
well....if you haven't yet , do yourself a favour and go to the Avril Lavigne concert instead!!!
It sucks big fuckin time
...and i still think that Suicide's an alternative........sometimes!!!
keep on the good job u r doing in ur blog
Yeah, the album with them doing all the old songs was pretty awful. This and "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow" are the only ST albums I ever listen to. "Join the Army" has possessed to skate, but it's kind of cheesy. Thanks for the comment.
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