F.U.'S Kill For Christ 12"EP XCLAIM 1982 US orig+insert NO.2 STRAW DOGS RARE HC
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F.U.'S

The F.U.’s were an early-mid 80’s Boston Hardcore punk band consisting of John Sox, 

Steve Grimes, Bob Furapples (Robert Hatfield), and Wayne Maestri. They took their 

name from a comment Wendy O. Williams made in an interview in which she said something 

to the effect that “Punk rock is a way of saying ‘F you’ to society.” 

They played fast, snotty thrash/hardcore, although like many ’80s hardcore bands 

(and especially Boston hardcore bands), they later switched to a more hard rock/heavy metal sound 

"KILL FOR CHRIST EP"

1982     12"EP     X CLAIM! RECORDS     NO.2

PRINTED IN U.S.A.    ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

[FIRST PRESSING:On the center labels, the © at the bottom is partly to the left 

of the letter "A" above it, and there is more space between the lines of the track list.

REPRESS, likely released not too long after the original pressing. 

On the center labels, the © at the bottom is aligned with the right side of the letter "A" above it, 

and the track list is more squeezed together. ]

SINGLE COVER + INSERT

HEAVY CARDBOARD COVER

This version: Black & white printed lyric sheet included.

Track B1 "T.N.H." listed as "Trendy Nazi Hypocrites" on lyric sheet.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL: X CLAIM! - WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) NO. 2

Catalog on labels: No. 2 (X-2A / X-2B)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched):  X-2 - A Hw HuB

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): X?2 ? B HuB

Other / Runout (on both sides, Stamped): MASTERDISK

On labels: All songs & lyrics

© & ? 1982 by The F.U.'s

On Back Cover: Jacket Made in Canada

tracklisting

Side A: CIVIL DEFENSE - ME GENERATION - DAISY CHAIN

PEER POLICE - ROCK AND ROLL MUTHA - T SUX

Side B: T.N.H. - DIE FOR GOD - F.U.

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RECORD EX but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

Classic first-wave hardcore punk from Boston, the F.U.'s' debut release (after appearing 

on the seminal This Is Boston, Not L.A. compilation), Kill for Christ, is a thrashy, 

amateurish rattle that works thanks to the band's reckless enthusiasm. 

With caffeine-overdose tempos that nearly collapse on every track, ultracheap static buzz 

production, and cigarette-hoarse mob choruses, Kill for Christ could be considered 

a textbook case of hardcore America 1983, right down to the Pushead artwork on the cover 

(a bluntly blasphemous rendering of Jesus as a cigar-chomping machine-gun killer). 

The F.U.'s are angry punks, but behind their stiff beats and petulant riffs is plenty 

of snotty exuberance, a barely concealed joy that proves that the band is rocking 

as much for fun as for revolution...(AllMusic)

 


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