GROINOIDS Unreleased 1983 Radiobeat Studios Sessions 8 tracks (COMPLETE) Rare Boston Punk/Hardcore скачать в хорошем качестве

GROINOIDS Unreleased 1983 Radiobeat Studios Sessions 8 tracks (COMPLETE) Rare Boston Punk/Hardcore

UNRELEASED RECORDING 1 BURY THE HATCHET 2. BURN 3. THE SOCKWATER SHUFFLE 4 RUBBER ROUNDUP 5. TOUCH HOLE DRINK BOX 6 FLESH ISLAND 7 CAN'T GET OVER THE WALL 8 THE SOCKWATER SHUFFLE (INSTRUMENTAL) 1-6 3RD SESSION MONGOLOID -V / RICO PETROLEUM -G / CHEEZ -B / BIG DADDY -D (SAME LINE-UP AS 1982 RADIOBEAT SESSION 'BOSTON NOT LA' & 'UNSAFE AT...' COMP TRACKS RECORDED AT) 7-8 2ND SESSION RICO PETROLEUM - G, B / BIG DADDY - D, V (MONGOLOID & CHEEZ DIDN'T SHOW UP!) This absolutely amazing recording deserves to be released properly in full. If any record labels are seriously interested in releasing this and/or want info on other unreleased material by The Sickness, Kilslug and Groinoids contact Big Daddy via Kilslug Official Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/Kilslug) or his own personal Jay Snow page (https://www.facebook.com/BIGDADDYDUMMY) This really is crying out to be released as a 7". After falling through several times in the past all of their first 1982 Radiobeat Studios session featuring the above mentioned now legendary compilation tracks was finally released as 7" in 2009. If it had been released at the time it would be an all-time Hardcore Punk classic now. The same with these tracks which are absolutely nuts. 'Radiobeat Sessions' 7" 1st session 1982 5 tracks    • GROINOIDS 'Radiobeat Sessions' 7" 5 Tracks...   'Burn' Rehearsal 1981 UNRELEASED    • GROINOIDS - BURN - 1981 Rehearsal Recordin...   I remember gettin' the Boston Not L.A. comp at Roadhouse Records not too long after it came out. Although I was immediately drawn to the über-hardcore of Jerry's Kids and Gang Green, the tune that had the most lasting impact was "Angel" by the Groinoids. Why? They sounded so completely unhinged rather than just pissed off. Simple riff, singer screaming "Chef's gonna boil," and it sounded like he'd be just the kinda motherfucker that would crank the oven up and dance around while the unnamed chef did just that. Outside of one other tune, "Empty Skull," that appeared on the Unsafe at Any Speed comp, I don't think they ever released anything else and remain one of the more obscure Boston bands from the early '80s hardcore scene. Well, it appears someone agreed with my estimation and saw fit to release this five-track collection of tunes recorded for those vaunted compilations of yore, and sweet crispy Christus, is it good. Why on earth Modern Method, XClaim! or any of those other labels back then never saw fit to release this in its entirely back this is a fuggin' mystery, 'cause this is a veritable hardcore masterpiece, a nice bookend to, say, the Mentally Ill's Gacy's Place EP, just as loud and heavy as anything SSD produced in their prime, but with an extra dose of weird to give it some pizzazz. Word is a CD is on the way, and I'm hoping they see fit to send it this way, 'cause I'm gonna wear the grooves down on this pretty goddamned quick. --Jimmy Alvarado