New York Thrash

opis:
BRUM - Rafał Księżyk
Jedno z jej sztandarowych wydawnictw po 16 latach wznowione po raz pierwszy w wersji CD. Obraz krystalizacji nowojorskiej sceny HC/punk: Bad Brains, Adrenaline O. D., False Prophets, Undead, Kraut, Fiends. Bomba archetypowej rockowej energii. Największy rarytas: pierwsze publikowane nagrania Beastie Boys, gdy byli punkowym kwartetem!




he Legendary 1982 ROIR Cassette
Now Re-Released on CD!!
With 2 Bonus Tracks

In 1982, at the suggestion of the then Bad Brains manager, the late Dave Hahn, ROIR agreed for Hahn to executive produce and curate a compilation of the hottest young bands from the thriving NYC 'thrash' scene. This cassette-only compilation, New York Thrash (ROIR cassette A-113), has become the most definitive thrash statement ever assembled and is today recognized as the 'hallmark' for all thrash compilations.

SPEED! NOISE! THRASH! DISTORTION!

'LOUD, FAST RULES!'

Twenty Four Songs By 12 Hardcore Bands!



'The best value - and most eagerly awaited tape from ROIR is the eleven band , 22 song 'New York Thrash' compilation which documents the New York hardcore scene. Genuine, and genuinely exciting! For sure, try to lay your hands on New York Thrash.' - New Musical Express (Cynthia Rose), 8/14/82

'Hit the deck! It's the long overdue anthology of Big Apple hardcore punk, courtesy of the no-vinyl ROIR label.' - Trouser Press, 11/82

'New York Thrash documents the development of the Big Apple bleat by matching the 1981 boom bands with the progenitors / inspiration.' - New York Rocker, 1982

'Scorching cuts by Beastie Boys, Kraut, Bad Brains.' - Boston Rock

'A good addition to any discerning hardcore collection.' - Tracks (Harold Wuelfing)

'With all the garbage produced in the name of that scene, this was a risky compilation, but the final package is loud, hard and listenable.' - Fine Times Magazine (James Jones), 10/82



From the Liner Notes by Tim Sommers (1982):

'What you hear on this cassette documents the change that came about that shook the ossified New York scene to its very foundation. By 1981 New York had developed one of the best REAL punk scenes in the whole country - and hopefully this tape can finally prove it to those who weren't here to see it and still won't believe it. New York Punk/Hardcore was honest, truly unique - and it fucking kicked, kicked down the doors and the discos and the trendies - and it was real in a way that will never, never tarnish.'