MINOR THREAT Filler 7" DISCHORD 1981 US 4th press+blue+insert No.3 IAN MacKAYE

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 MINOR THREAT

One of the most important and influential '80s punk bands, a group of idealistic, politically minded D.C. teens led by Ian MacKaye.

Minor Threat was the definitive Washington, D.C., hardcore punk band, setting the style for the straight-edge punk movement of the early '80s. Led by vocalist Ian MacKaye, the band was staunchly independent and fiercely sober. Through their songs, the group rejected drugs and alcohol, espoused anti-establishment politics, and led a call for self-awareness. Every song was fast, sharp, and lethal, often clocking in at just around a minute. Their speed and fury often hid their fairly catchy melodies, but the band's main function was to vent rage. Over the course of three years, Minor Threat released two EPs, one album, and several singles, all of which were quite popular in the American punk underground. Their records and concerts helped spawn straight-edge, an American punk lifestyle based on the group's intense, clean-living ideology. Following the disbandment of Minor Threat, MacKaye formed Fugazi, who became one of the more popular American indie rock bands of the late '80s and '90s.

"FILLER E.P."

tracklist

Side A: FILLER - I DON'T WANNA HEAR IT - SEEING RED - STRAIGHT EDGE

Side B: SMALL MAN, BIG MOUTH - SCREAMING AT A WALL 

BOTTLED VIOLENCE - MINOR THREAT

1981     7"EP     DISCHORD RECORDS    No.3

PRINTED IN U.S.A.   ORIGINAL COPY BUT 4TH PRESSING

[BLUE SLEEVE. Limited to 2000 copies]

About the Pressings: 

1st - Red Sleeve, yellow labels (1000 made) 

2nd - Yellow sleeve, blue labels (1000 made) 

3rd - Green sleeve, silver labels (1000 made) 

4th - Blue sleeve, silver labels (2000 made)

SINGLE COVER + INSERT

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: DISCHORD -  GREY/SILVER LABEL - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (rear) N°.3

Catalog on labels: No. 3 (NR12811-1) / No. 3 (NR12811-2)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): NR-12811-A   JE

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): NR-12811-B   JE

On labels: © ? 1981

On Cover: Produced by Minor Threat

Engineered by Don Zientara

grading

RECORD EX but  (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

The debut EP from Washington, D.C.'s quintessential exponents of hardcore appeared on the (then) tiny Dischord label run by the young and energetic Ian MacKaye, who as vocalist for the band uttered some of its most incisive lyrics, not to mention athletic and exuberant performances. Minor Threat are comparable only to their fellow D.C. innovators, Bad Brains, possibly the next most influential group in American underground music during the '80s and '90s. Not only did Minor Threat define the hardcore ethic, they unwittingly coined the genre term straight-edge, which would resonate through post-punk music and beyond, from garages in southern California to the rest of the Western world. Regardless of the multiple incarnations the hardcore genre has weathered, fans will always return to Minor Threat as the godfathers of American punk...(AllMusic)