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The Ism - A Diet For The Worms [New Vinyl LP]

Artist: The Ism

Title: A Diet For The Worms

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Rock

UPC: 612068944518

Release Date: 2017

Record Label: Ship to Shore

Album Tracks

1. Auto Theft in New York City
2. White Castle at 3Am
3. White, Straight and Male
4. Herpes Simplex II
5. Man/Boy Love Sickie
6. John Hinckley Jr. (What Has Jodie Foster Done to You?)
7. I Think I Love You
8. Dance Club Meat Market
9. Vegetarian at a Barbeque
10. Shitlist
11. Proud to Be Guilty
12. Moon the Moonies
13. Put on Your Warpaint

Limited vinyl LP pressing includes insert and digital download. Ism's 1983 full-length debut A Diet For The Worms, originally available in a limited release by S.I.N. Records, dominated college radio and the CMJ radio charts while the group, fronted by the enigmatic and classically trained pianist Jism, popularized their new brand of hardcore punk at venues like CBGB, City Gardens and A7 alongside the likes of The Ramones and Black Flag. Adorned with a cover featuring a baby emerging from between it's mother's legs, A Diet For The Worms offers up an unhealthy dose of slamming tunes such as "John Hinckley Jr. (What Has Jodie Done to You?)," "Man/Boy Love Sickie," "White Castle At 3 AM," "Life Ain't No Bowl of Brady Bunch" and their classic affront to popular culture, "I Think I Love You." An incredulous Robert Christgau called it "riotously memorable" and Trouser Press, "A good, scatological laugh for the vulgar at heart." Sought-after by hardcore and punk collectors, A Diet For The Worms has finally been re-issued by Ship To Shore PhonoCo. 33 1/3 years after it's original release, remastered from the original master tapes and features a 4-page color insert with never-before-seen photos and brand-new liner notes from Jism himself as well as American Hardcore author Stephen Blush. The release also includes a download card featuring a high-quality 320kb MP3 download of the album with the non-album B-side "A7" as a bonus track.