Punk rock out of Mississippi. Love or hate it. Either way you can’t deny the solid musicianship. The precise tuning, the drummers hard and steady beat, the singers wide tone range and the high production value. Too commercial? Maybe.
Country: USA
Year: 1978
Label: Sexo
Format: 7″
Songs:
I’m Gonna Be Everything.mp3
You Sucker.mp3
When you are suffering the machinations of cunts like GGC “hardcore” (those who spew dollars instead of cum), I suspect you post stuff like this. IQs are higher when finances are sound. Fuck those San Fransisco capitalist hippies.
It’s bad form to comment on your own comment, but such sophisticated incoherence requires translation: “I’m Gonna Be Everything” is almost as rad as the MC5′s “I Can Only Give You Everything,” which is a tune most of my ex-girlfriends know well. Awesome! In the words of sir hake, thank you KBD.
And than you Stig :). Sorry but the above comment got stuck among the spam for some reason. But now it’s here for everybody to digest your utter wisdom.
Would you believe “I can only give you everything” was written by Van Morrison and originally recorded by his 60′s era group Them? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Them_Again
And since it’s such good manners to respond to your own response — i really should actually read the pages I link. “”I Can Only Give You Everything” (Mike Coulter, T. Scott) – 2:43″ OK I get VM didn’t write it. But who are these mysterious Coulter and Scott that write such magical 3-note songs?
punk is the only way.thank you kbd
This was just reissued, along with several other KBD classics (including Freestone) by an American label. I think the label is called Laugh Last. I just saw the whole lot of reissues in a record store.
Correct.
This is a killer one!
I have you on my favorite links list.
Can you put my blog on yours, too?
http://666-musicforlife.blogspot.com
Thanx!
Up the good music!
Dude, I really appreciate this. I just love punk rock n’ roll. It saves my day. Thank you so much.
And I have to say, this is a very impressive production. They must’ve been giving Springsteen a run for his money. Springsteen cowers in fear awaiting the return of the Dopeds.