BIG CITY FIRST THREE 1985 RARE N.Y. PUNK HARDCORE LP

 

Various Artists:

 

01.  - I Hate Everything

02.  - Self Oppression

03. - I Don't Wanna Work
04. - We Don't Have To
05. - Are You Ready
06. - Thrill of it All
07. - The Masses
08. - Kill Corps
09. - Make Sense
10. - Toxic Waste
11. - On My Own
12. - We Want Money
13. - Power
14. - Not Afraid
15. - The Thrill of it All
16. - Unconscious
17. - Johnny
18. - Enemy
19. - No Help
20. - The Scream
21. - No More Us and Them
22. - I Hate the Radio

 

Album Title: Big City First Three

Year: 1985

Label: Big City Records (BCR-8)

Country: US

Vinyl Condition: NM

Sleeve Condition: EX-

Comments: album comes complete with insert sheet

 

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