1989
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Judge Chung King Can Suck It Rev 200
Read more: Judge Chung King Can Suck It Rev 200Introduction about the Chung King can suck it recording that was rejected by the band. And the records pressed with these recordings. Pressing info also added.
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Madball ball of destruction
Read more: Madball ball of destructionThe fight of Madball to keep the Hardcore scene and spirit alive in 1989. Some lyrical insights are given and also about the genre defining musical style.
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Profound Integrity
Read more: Profound IntegrityProfound were and early Straight-Edge band from the Netherlands. This short post is about their record and their label. A rare transition copy of the first press is pictured.
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Maximum Penalty’s 1989 demo
Read more: Maximum Penalty’s 1989 demoExtensive review of the 1989 demo by Maximum Penalty. With photo’s of the high quality packaging and all vinyl colors included.
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Beyond "No Longer At Ease" LP
Read more: Beyond "No Longer At Ease" LPI was planning on buying this record since I saw the awesome vinyl and cover pictures of this release appearing online. The grey coloured version was fitting the cover perfectly I noticed, so I was going to go for that one. And the price was approximately 10 euro less than the rarest colour, at least…
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Best Wishes cassette
Read more: Best Wishes cassetteProfile Records catalogue alpha numerical codes information.
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Agnostic Front live at CBGB’s LP reissue
Read more: Agnostic Front live at CBGB’s LP reissueThis record belongs in the long line of classic New York Hardcore records reissued by Bridge Nine. Previously released in 1989 by In Effect on black vinyl, this record captures the live energy of Agnostic Front at their home venue CBGB’s in New York city. Everybody should know that recently CBGB’s has closed doors. So…
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New Breed Tape Compilation Reissue
Read more: New Breed Tape Compilation ReissueToday’s entry is about a sweet and very interesting double LP I ordered from the Good Life distribution center. It’s a previously underground and almost forgotten tape compilation chock-full of New York Hardcore rarities, that 22 years later made it on CD and vinyl! How cool the ways of Hardcore can be… Here’s the awesome…
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