Reagan Youth Youth Anthems For The New Order LP Original Punk samhain nausea
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Reagan Youth – Youth Anthems For The New Order

Label: R Radical Records – RYR 831, Reagan Youth Records – RYR 831 Format: Vinyl:mint-, LPcover: VG+++,
Comes in folded poster cover with photos, lyrics and credits super cool! Country: US Released: 1984 Genre: Rock Style: Hardcore, Punk NOTE: this is their 1stLP, NOT VOL1 re-issue

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Tracklist?

A1 New Aryans A2 Reagan Youth A3 (Are You) Happy A4 I Hate Hate B1 Degenerated B2 U.S.A. B3 (You're A) Gonowhere

Credits?

  • Artwork [All Art & Rhethoric By] – Reagan Youth
  • Backing Vocals, Performer [Honorable Gonowheres] – A Whole Generation Of Zombies, Andy Apathy, Jerry*, Poss (2), Russ (2), Tripper (2)
  • Bass [Bass Stylee] – Al Pike
  • Engineer – Jerry "Boss" Williams*
  • Guitar [Guitar Hero] – Paul "Joey Turk" Cripple*
  • Performer [Keith Moon Ghost] – Steve*
  • Producer – Reagan Youth
  • Vocals [Big Mouth] – Dave Insurgent
  • Written-by [All Songs By] – Re@g@n Youth*

Notes?

All songs written 1980-84 
Recorded spring '83-spring '84 at High 5 Studios N.Y.C. 
Produced in conjunction with R Radical Records 
Courtesy of Prop@g@nd@ Communications 
@, (b), ©, - (z) 1984

Do not be turned off (or turned on) by the Ku Klux Klan on the cover art. It’s just a way of mocking President Reagan. Sarcastic jokes such as this will never let parents understand this album. Even though by the name of the band you should think they would be an exclusively political punk rock band, thankfully they have more than the president to bash and sing about.

Start to finish Volume 1 Youth Anthems for the New Order is soaked in energy. Most of the songs are sung intoxicated. In fact, the lead singer was kidnapped by his band mates and forced to finish the tracks after they picked him up dysfunctional from drug use. At no point does this album get repetitive or boring. It is just way too short for that. Every instrument brings energy and something interesting to the table. The vocals are great sing along material and the lyrics do not focus on only one subject. Even though anarchy may be mentioned occasionally, the only other punk band I know that sings about both peace and anarchy is Crass.


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