Wasted Again – Compilation | Mint (M) Mint (M)

BRAND NEW

Label: SST Records SST 166
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Repress
Country: US
Genre:
Rock Style: Hardcore, Punk

Tracklist
A1 Wasted Again 0:50
A2 T.V. Party 3:29
A3 Six Pack 2:19
A4 I Don’t Care 0:58
A5 I’ve Had It 1:22
A6 Jealous Again 1:48
A7 Slip It In 6:15
B1 Annihilate This Week 4:42
B2 Loose Nut 4:31
B3 Gimmie, Gimmie, Gimmie 1:57
B4 Louie Louie 1:17
B5 Drinking And Driving 3:21

Mastered At K Disc Mastering
Copyright Cesstone Music
Phonographic Copyright SST Records
Pressed By Rainbo Records S-18517
Pressed By Rainbo Records S-18518
Mastered At Better Quality Sound
Mastered By DC*
Back of sleeve and labels state release date as 1987, but this is most likely a much more recent pressing (after 2000).

79-85 Cesstone Music.
1987 SST Records.
Barcode: 0 18861-0166-1 0

Black Flag: Henry Rollins, Keith Morris, Dez Cadena, Ron “Chavo” Reyes (vocals); Greg Ginn (guitar); Chuck Dukowski, Kira (bass); Robo, Brian Migdol, Bill Stevenson (drums). Black Flag did indeed have a less serious side to them, as if to temper their anthems like “Rise Above,” their confrontational songs like “Police Story,” and their numerous forays into manic depression and dire agony (“Depression,” “Thirsty and Miserable,” “Damaged,” etc.). Like cartoons at a horror movie festival, the tracks compiled on this posthumous LP worked as comic relief, a catharsis of sorts, and not surprisingly some of this was the best Black Flag stuff, like the ode to drunkenness “Six Pack,” the reveling-in-media babysitting “T.V. Party,” the hilarious slaughter of “Louie, Louie” that would make the Metallic KO Stooges proud, and the nuts-on-parade of “Wasted,” had it been released in the late ’50s. A pretty smart release, as opposed to the usual post-breakup greatest-hits LP; this will change the minds of so many who persisted in thinking of Black Flag as a one-dimensional, Armageddon-is-coming nihilist hardcore act, or one bereft of brains or humor. Wasted…Again is the work of tuned-in societal satirists, and along with the Everything Went Black document, is their most pleasing LP. ~ Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover

• Media Condition: Mint (M)
• Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: PUNK
• Format Type: LP
• Released: 07/17/1995