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Sweatin' To The Oldies: The Vandals Live (Special Edition)

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発売日 2013年08月06日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルKung Fu
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 787712
SKU 610337877123

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:06:29
The Vandals: Dave Quackenbush (vocals); Warren "Mutant Boy" Fitzgerald (guitar, background vocals); Joe Escalante (bass); Josh Freese (drums). Recorded live at The Ice House, Fullerton, California. The Vandals: Dave Quackenbush (vocals); Warren "Mutant Boy" Fitzgerald (guitar); Joe Escalante (bass); Josh Freese (drums). Principally recorded live at The Ice House, Fullerton, California. The Vandals: Warren Fitzgerald (vocals, guitar); Joe Escalante (bass instrument); Dave Quackenbush, Josh Freese. Personnel: Dave Quackenbush (vocals); Josh Freese (drums). Recording information: KUCI 88.9 UC, Irvine CA; The Ice House, Fullerton CA. Photographer: Lisa Johnson . L.A.'s Vandals have more or less parlayed a novelty hit on the early-'80s version of "modern rock" radio, off their first LP (on then-fledgling Epitaph Records), into a sporadic decade-long career, much like a more punk, less-metal Suicidal Tendencies (their L.A. scene contemporaries), only the Vandals' record was better. That song, "Urban Struggle" -- better known by the tag line "I want to be a cowboy" -- is here, as well as the other good songs on that punk/comedy record, "Pirate's Life" (this is actually their best-ever song, but it's done way too fast here), "The Legend of Pat Brown," "Anarchy Burger (Hold the Government)," and their goofy trashing of Elvis' "Heartbreak Hotel," known as "H.B. Hotel," no doubt, in tribute to Huntington Beach, CA, and its infamous hardcore scene of that time. Part Fear (from whom they got the string-of-obscenities stage banter), part Dickies, part plain old obnoxious cretins (see their tasteless new lyrics to Grease's hit "Summer Lovin'"), these guys are your basic snot-nose punks/no-goodnicks who don't care 'bout nothing and have reverence for no one. The songs off later records are not as fun, as funny, or as good, and vapid juvenilia wears thin (if it wears at all!), but this live, "Up Yours" LP has its moments. It's also available as a full-length VHS video as well. ~ Jack Rabid
エディション : Reissue

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] SWEATIN' TO THE OLDIES: THE VANDALS LIVE:
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      Anarchy Burger (Hold the Government)

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    2. 2.
      Legend of Pat Brown, The

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    3. 3.
      Join Us for Pong

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    4. 4.
      Pizza Tran

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    5. 5.
      Master Race, The (In Outer Space)

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    6. 6.
      Wanna Be Manor

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    7. 7.
      Mohawk Town

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    8. 8.
      Lady Killer

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    9. 9.
      Girls Turn 18 Every Day

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    10. 10.
      Hey Homes!

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    11. 11.
      H.B. Hotel

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    12. 12.
      Pirate's Life

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    13. 13.
      Summer Lovin'

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    14. 14.
      Urban Struggle

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    15. 15.
      Teenage Idol

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    16. 16.
      (But Then) She Spoke - (bonus live track)

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    17. 17.
      N.I.M.B.Y. - (bonus live track)

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    18. 18.
      And Now We Dance - (bonus live track)

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作品の情報

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アーティスト: The Vandals

その他
プロデューサー: Warren Fitzgerald
エンジニア: Mark Linett

オリジナル発売日:1991年

商品の紹介

.A.'s Vandals have more or less parlayed a novelty hit on the early-'80s version of "modern rock" radio, off their first LP (on then-fledgling Epitaph Records), into a sporadic decade-long career, much like a more punk, less-metal Suicidal Tendencies (their L.A. scene contemporaries), only the Vandals' record was better. That song, "Urban Struggle" -- better known by the tag line "I want to be a cowboy" -- is here, as well as the other good songs on that punk/comedy record, "Pirate's Life" (this is actually their best-ever song, but it's done way too fast here), "The Legend of Pat Brown," "Anarchy Burger (Hold the Government)," and their goofy trashing of Elvis' "Heartbreak Hotel," known as "H.B. Hotel," no doubt, in tribute to Huntington Beach, CA, and its infamous hardcore scene of that time. Part Fear (from whom they got the string-of-obscenities stage banter), part Dickies, part plain old obnoxious cretins (see their tasteless new lyrics to Grease's hit "Summer Lovin'"), these guys are your basic snot-nose punks/no-goodnicks who don't care 'bout nothing and have reverence for no one. The songs off later records are not as fun, as funny, or as good, and vapid juvenilia wears thin (if it wears at all!), but this live, "Up Yours" LP has its moments. [Kung Fu's 1999 reissue included bonus tracks.] ~ Jack Rabid|
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