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80′s Straight Edge. Boom.

By morgado | Published 05/30/2011

Kind of crazy how the “big names” in this series of 80s Straight Edge vinyl auctions from xuttermoshx are currently all skewing much lower than the likes of Wide Awake, Brotherhood, and Turning Point. Not like those are low sellers or anything, it’s just that I was totally expecting the Bold gatefold with poster to be the one climbing quickest.

No Tolerance For Ignorance.

By morgado | Published 05/11/2011

If you’re into No Tolerance and Stick Together, and if you’re ignorant as to who Brotherhood is, or don’t know why you should think this record being sold by wurz1970 is AWESOME, you need to get a head check, stat.

Good Morning Vinyl Noize!

By morgado | Published 01/27/2011

Whole bunch of stuff being delivered to you in bulk today courtesy of the auctions of str8t8. Lots of good stuff, so let’s just jump right in, shall we?

Good stuff, all of this. Any one of these is a grand addition to a record collection.

Stock Collection – Brotherhood LP

By jb | Published 01/05/2011

I think this particular color wax copy of this record would qualify as “sexy”. That is one dope looking slab of wax. statement-of-pride may be a little dyslexic though as he typed out the pressing info twice as being out of 25 but its out of 52 according to Crucial Responses web page.
I think there is a eenough of these though to be able to pick one up on black wax. Youll be glad you did. It always looks dope in anyones collection and dont lie cause if you own this you know you probably spent way too much time over the years just staring at that cover photo!

1st press: 807 black vinyl, 273 green vinyl (a few are on solid green vinyl*). Comes with live photo insert. The back edge of the sleeve is white.
2nd press: 1569 black vinyl, 375 pink vinyl, 52 swirled vinyl. Comes with a Brotherhood Seattle Hardcore insert. The back edge of the sleeve is black.
3rd press: 1523 black vinyl, 101 of the black vinyl come with silkscreen sleeves (raw data No. 14), 320 white vinyl. White vinyl version has poster as bonus. Third press has different backcover and labels. Plus, the lyrics are printed on a seperate sheet

Attn Brett Beach.

By morgado | Published 12/31/2010

We’d appreciate you clearing up some curiosity we have over weezethesneeze’s auction for this FP demo…

Now, so far as any of us recall, the FP demos had lite blue covers, which were stamped…

dobek
(Thanks Dobek)

The only other color covers we ever remember hearing about were red and given to Rick Ta Life for distro (I’m sure you can figure out why red). If there were more pics, it’d be a no brainer, but unlike this seller’s auction for the Brotherhood demo, which has tons of pics, the pic we showed is only the one here. That Brotherhood demo looks legit tho (dig the absolutely 80s cassette), which is why we’re not flat out saying we think the FP is a boot…

Dunno if it’s just the lighting in the picture washing out the blue or what (which would be a heck of a wash if you ask me), but either way, we’re just wondering what the deal is. Inquiring minds, and all that.

Open Your Eyes comps #1 & #2

By Casali | Published 11/17/2010

I know there are cassette comps which hold more clout that these Open Your Eyes #1 & #2, but just take a look at the line up on these puppies. That’s a lot of comp. for your buying dollar. I love these things.

#1
1. Unit Pride
2. Amenity
3. Bone of Contention
4. Reason to Believe
5. Breakaway
6. Active Response
7. Brotherhood
8. No For An Answer
9. Instead
10. Our Gang
11. Trip Six

26 Total Tracks on the Comp

#2
1. Head First
2. Turning Point
3. Implement
4. Fit of Anger
5. Brotherhood
6. Keep in Mind
7. No Win Situation
8. Econochrist
9. Stand Clear
10. Second Chance
11. Forthright
12. Infest
13. Antidote Live CBGB’s

35 Total Tracks on the Comp. Plus the Live Anidote Show!

More cool comps

By cooch | Published 09/08/2010

Morgado’s arch ebay nemesis natalia112345 is back again, and the prices are a little more down to earth this time.

Here are a few cool comps with some notable tunes on them, all nice and cheap…

1. A Generation of Hope 7″
Great comp of late 80′s harder edge bands. Best Confront song, everyone’s favorite Chain song, and the only studio track released on vinyl by the almighty Pushed Aside. If you haven’t heard Pushed Aside’s demo, do yourself a favor and grab the 7″ reissue from a few years back on Indecision.

2. In-Effect Sampler cassette
This was released as a promo for current and upcoming records on In-Effect. This comp is cool because it has the only ever officially released songs from Sick Of It All’s demo tape, and has a couple of songs from the legendary Raw Deal demo. A steal at only 99¢!

3. Chop Chop 7″
Decent Bad Trip song on side A, but this comp is really worth getting for the A-Bomb-A-Nation tracks at the end, which although they are live, are (sort of) the only vinyl output from this seriously underrated NYHC band. There’s another comp ep with them playing live on WFMU radio (which is AWESOME), but 450+ of the 500 copies made have been sitting in a basement in NJ for the past 15+ years.

TRUE TILL DEATH

By Josh | Published 09/02/2010

recordology has a bunch of hi-end records up including some test presses. A nice collection for sure.

I already mentioned that (like most hardcore fans in the north east) I was at the Gallery East Reunion show last Sunday. When it was first announced I was SUPER psyched, but then I saw the rehearsal footage of DYS and I was really worried that they were gonna suck. I got there really early and saw their sound check and I was convinced they were gonna suck. It was a really long day but there was enough cool stuff that even if DYS sucked it would have been a good day. Springa did ‘Boiling Point’ with Refuse Resist. Slapshot played an almost flawless set. GangGreen was awesome and Jerry’s Kids was unreal!! But even with all that while DYS was setting up I was hoping they wouldn’t suck and even though I know they were not the same DYS from 1982, they were good! The songs from Brotherhood sounded good and a few of the ones from the 2nd record were okay too. I got sucked into buying some merch and I actually stage dove during Wolfpack…. it was a good day.

I saw a guy walking around with a copy of this record that he had signed by Jonathan Anastas, Dave Smalley and Dicky Barret which I thought was pretty cool! I still don’t own this LP, but someday I hope to have all of the XClaim releases…. and this is my favorite.