Agnostic Front - Victim In Pain
Жанр: Hardcore
Носитель: LP
Год выпуска: 1984
Лейбл: Rat Cage Records - MOTR 29
Страна-производитель: US
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks
Формат записи: неизвестно
Формат раздачи: 16/44.1
Продолжительность: 00:15:17
Треклист:
A1. Victim In Pain (00:47)
A2. Remind Them (01:04)
A3. Blind Justice (01:25)
A4. Last Warning (00:46)
A5. United & Strong (01:09)
A6. Power (01:43)
B1. Hiding Inside (01:20)
B2. Fascist Attitudes (02:03)
B3. Society Sucker (01:12)
B4. Your Mistake (01:34)
B5. With Time (02:14)
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Vinyl Transfer Details:
Turntable: Fisher MT-715
Cartridge: Audio-Technica AT92E
Amp: Kenwood KR-A5020
Interconnects: Gold RCA JACKS
Soundcard: Diamond Xtreme Sound 7.1
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PERFORMER "Agnostic Front"
TITLE "Victim in Pain"
GENRE NYHC
DATE 1984
COMMENT "1st Pressing Ratcage Records"
Catalog # MOTR29
Victim in Pain is the debut full-length studio album from New York hardcore punk band Agnostic Front. It was released in 1984 on Rat Cage Records and follows the United Blood EP. The album features Rob Kabula and Dave Jones, who replaced Adam Moochie and Raybeez on bass and drums respectively. It is still available as a split album with their subsequent album, 1986's Cause for Alarm.
Picture this. It is 1984 in New York City, more specifically Lower East Side, New York City. The streets literally look like a warzone. To say times were tough back then would be an understatement. Blocks were littered with bums, not a care in a world, just wasting way on the street corner. Prostitutes and junkies everywhere you look. Gang fights as common as graffiti in an alleyway. So what were 4 middle class kids in a band called Agnostic Front to do? Move to the suburbs? Not likely.
Local scenes were developing at rapid pace in the mid-eighties. L.A. and D.C. were at the top of the heap, but there was still no scene for New York. Sure there were bands aroud like Bold, Kraut, and Straight Ahead. (Even Agnostic Front had released United Blood e.p. in '82.) But there was no definitive band or release to mark the scene around yet. Victim in Pain would change that.
This is the record that kickstarted the whole scene, no question about it, Agnostic Front was the band, Victim in Pain the album, and CBGB the venue. Many say it was one of the first true hardcore releases. Of couse there were many bands playing hardcore before AF even formed, many of which were even better than AF, but nobody made music as hard and fast as Agnostic Front in 1984. Bitter music from the streets, about the harsh reality seen everyday.
To back it up, if you didn't believe the record, you just had to waltz down to CBGB (Back during the beloved Sunday Matinee days) where you could see for yourself shows that could easilly match the albums intensity. Agnostc Front toured all over the U.S. spreading what was going on in New York and helping to establish the scene, 20 years after they formed, they still play small clubs and still put on amazing shows.
As far as the record goes. Victim in Pain is just pure short, fast, raw, angry bursts of angst ridden New York hardcore at its finest. Words of politics, and disillusionment (Back before it was cool to sing about these things in hardcore) Every track is a hardcore classic, from "Last Warning" to "Your Mistake" The album is far from what they are doing on epitaph now, this is the music that made them legends. Sure I may be bloating up Agnostic Fronts legacy a bit, but there are many people that don't know anything about this scene or city other than just band names and many east-coast bands deserve more recogniton than they get.
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