Really Red – Teaching You The Fear 1981 TEXAS PUNK HARDCORE Vinyl rip FLAC

Really Red – Teaching You The Fear C.I.A. Records – 006 Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress Country: US Released: 1981 Genre: Rock Style: Punk, Hardcore -------------------- DIGITAL JOB FROM ( some) original first press original Vinyl from my private collection i found vg+ ex - quality original vinyl..sounds good babe... LINEAGE - BRAND NEW Audio Technica AT-VM95E Dual Moving Magnet Turntable Cartridge Technish sl 3310 - SONY  TA 345XR amplifier _cable-PC SOUNDBLASTER -CDWAVE- FLAC YOU ---------------------------------------------- A1 Too Political? 2:11 A2 Bored With Apathy 1:45 A3 The Fee 1:05 A4 Teaching You The Fear Synthesizer – Ralph Armin* 3:15 A5 Decay 2:16 A6 Run 'Em Out 1:17 A7 No Art Lyrics By [Original Lyrics] – Perry Webb Saxophone – Dennis Grevsky 3:00 A8 Bar-B-Que 0:44 A9 White Lies 2:17 A10 Nico 2:42 B1 Starvation Dance 2:45 B2 Prostitution 1:22 B3 Aim Tastes Good 2:30 B4 Entertainment Synthesizer – Ralph Armin* 4:36 B5 Pigboy 1:20 B6 Ain't No Time 1:18 B7 Lockjaw 1:37 B8 Reminder 3:22 19  Rare Punk Records Volume 13 tape15 really red     Recorded At – ACA Recording Studios, Inc.     Pressed By – Wakefield Manufacturing – 39096     Bass – John Paul Yuma*     Cover – Terry Moore (8)     Drums – Robert N.M.N. Weber     Engineer – Andy Bradley     Guitar – Kelly Green (6)     Keyboards – John Paul Yuma*, Kelly Green (6)     Lacquer Cut By – TDH*     Photography By [Front Cover Photo] – W. Eugene Smith     Producer – Andy Bradley, Really Red     Vocals – U-Ron Bondage*     Written-By – Really Red Repress 2nd pressing with white cover, no border on cover photo. Issued in a tip-on picture sleeve (brown cardboard-colored inside). "No Art in Houston" listed as "No Art" on jacket. Vinyl looks black but is transparent blue/gray when held to light. "P. Rat" redacted from "Thanks to" list. Includes double-side lyrics insert. Pressed By uncredited, identified by W over M runout stamp.     BillSwingo Sep 2, 2010     One of the best and most overlooked bands the first wave of US punk/hardcore had to offer. Nobody sounded like Really Red and nobody ever will. Had Really Red records been released on a larger label with better distribution -- say Alternative Tentacles or Frontier -- their impact would have been far greater, their name far more recognizable and rightful legacy firmly secured. In my book, Really Red are nearly the equals of Dead Kennedys in originality and talent. SHOULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH MORE. But hopefully the upcoming reissues on Alternative Tentacles will right some of this injustice. [r1575580] BONUS teh rest of the discography on MP3

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