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Music : Died for Your Sins
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Died for Your Sins by: The Avengers |
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Binding: LP Record EAN: 0763361021717 Label: Lookout Manufacturer: Lookout Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Lookout Release Date: February 23, 1999 Studio: Lookout Sales Rank: 1073528 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - one of the best, if not THE best american punk bands everso not only is penelope, the vocalist,the pinnicle of strong smart influential rock women ever to breathe air, but the band that backed her had the passion, brains and brawn far lacking in so called punk bands tocay. a must buy Rating: - San Francisco's Finest 70's PunkI had a crappy cassette tape of the orignal Avenger's EP that I taped back in the early eighties. So I'm glad to see this CD collection of San Francisco's finest 70's punk. For those who don't know: The Avengers opened for the Sex Pistols last show at Winterland in SF. Then slowly disappeared. Penelope Houston, the fabulous singer/songwriter has put out a few Cds in the nineties, Very unpunk but still great songwriting. Her voice can still be just as intense although more grownup, like most of us old punks. Rating: - IF YOU LIKE PUNK YOU MUST OWN THIS ALBUM!!!!I can't even begin to explain how great this band is!! But, first of all, yes, this CD does have more than 4 songs on it, it has 18. The Avengers were active in L.A. in the late seventies and, for the quality of their songwriting, the intelligence of the lyrics, and the ferocity of their performances, are probably the greatest punk rock band of all time. This is an album of melodic, socially-conscious, late-seventies-style punk songs, some from that period, some recently recorded, and I can't even tell you how good it is, you just have to hear it for yourself. Every fan of punk rock should own this album. |
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