Dawn Of The Undead
I Made A Monster 7"
Still Undead... After All These Years
And the following are brought to you by the great Brootlyn Zu:
Til Death!
Act Your Rage
I Made A Monster 7"
Still Undead... After All These Years
And the following are brought to you by the great Brootlyn Zu:
Til Death!
Act Your Rage
Act Your Rage + Til Death! with a cool cover of all you need is love...4shared.com/zip/rHdDHGsiba/Undead.html?
ReplyDeleteThank you Broot!!
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ReplyDeleteTHX!! Been lookin for this shit. The Undead are republican assholes now (We Don't Want the Poor in NYC from '89 is quite clear on the issue: rich people are shit, they've changed for the stupider since then, even though they didnt attach a political agenda to their hate of the ruling class in the 80's), but whatever the case Steele had a good little thing going '79-'89, even though he was never an original Misfits member. Franchè Coma played guitar on the legendary Static Age sessions (first w/ guitar), Steele stepped in '79 I believe. Lasted til '80/'81, while Jerry groomed the younger Caiafa brother to take over. Doyle proved to be a far more appropriate guitarist for the direction Misfits took late '82 up until '83 so I can't complain. I mean, the malevolent attack, brooding drone & staccato on songs such as Death Comes Ripping, Green Hell, Bloodfeast... Not really Steele's trademark. But Earth A.D./Wolf's Blood is how i define US hardcore at it best
ReplyDeleteShit, you're exactly right on the Misfits first guitarist. My mistake.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
ReplyDeleteIf possible could you please re upload these thank you
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