Sick of It All - Scratch the Surface
    20
  $   23

 


€ 20 Sold For
Feb 28, 2016 Sold Date
Oct 3, 2014 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Switzerland Country Of Seller
eBay Sold at
 
save auction  

Description

Allgemein

Artikel Name: Scratch the Surface
Genre: Rock englischsprachig Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: MUSIC ON VINYL Titelanzahl: 15

Trackliste LP - 1

Sick Of It All - No Cure Sick Of It All - Insurrection Sick Of It All - Consume Sick Of It All - Who Sets The Rules Sick Of It All - Goatless Sick Of It All - Step down Sick Of It All - Maladjusted Sick Of It All - Scratch the surface Sick Of It All - Free Spirit Sick Of It All - Force My Hand Sick Of It All - Desperate Fool Sick Of It All - Return To Reality Sick Of It All - Farm Team Sick Of It All - Cease Fire Sick Of It All - Straight Ahead (Bonus Track)  

Beschreibung

Beschreibung

Heralded as "the last remaining true New York hardcore outfit" by Spin, New York's proudest sons Sick of It All always have and always will be the real deal. After releasing a string of important hardcore records including 1989's Blood, Sweat, No Tears as well as 1992's classic Just Look Around, SOIA decided to take the major-label plunge by signing with EastWest Records. Leaving the act to its own devices, the label wisely chose to let the band self-produce Scratch the Surface (its fourth effort). Unleashed at the height of Green Day/Offspring mania, the album was destined for major attention, but, alas, it never came. Featuring a classic New York hardcore sound (and one that is admittedly not for the masses), the album features 14 tracks including the hyper-speedy "Insurrection," live favorite "No Cure," and "Desperate Fool." The real surprise, however, comes in the shape of two incredible band anthems. For one, there's the transcendent "Scratch the Surface" (which featured a great, live-action video later carbon copied by Papa Roach on "Last Resort"). Secondly, there's the monstrous singalong (not mention big Beavis and Butthead re-current) "Step Down." With "Step Down," the label tried to position SOIA as its "next big punk band." Unfortunately, EastWest met with resistance from radio programmers who were all too busy looking for the next Green Day. When all was said and done, as was the case with the Melvins, Scratch the Surface sold about as well the band's other independent efforts (even though it benefited from two videos and some decent label commitment). ~ John Franck

John Franck

Mitwirkende

  • Artist: Sick of It All


price rating