THE DEAD KENNEDYS Give Me Convenience Or Death LP NEW 2023 Orange Vinyl Best of

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NEW & SEALED 2023 ORANGE VINYL REISSUE OF THE 1987 ALBUM - SOME OF THEIR CLASSIC TRACKS WITH B-SIDES, COMPILATION TRACKS, LIVE ETC - SEE BELOW FOR FULL DETAILS
New edition of the Dead Kennedys 1987 compilation album on stunning orange vinyl presented in a gatefold sleeve!

This release should need no introduction - Dead Kennedys were one of, if not the, most popular punk bands that have ever lived. This is the band’s “greatest hits” collection and should be just what you need! This 17 track release documents the band’s singles, B-sides, rare tracks and compilation tracks from across their career; "Police Truck", "California Über Alles", "Holiday In Cambodia", "Too Drunk To Fuck", "Life Sentence" and "Saturday Night Holocaust". If you’ve never heard the band before (and why not?) then this is the ideal place to start!

Bruce Slesinger is credited as 'Bruce Slesinger (A.K.A. Ted)'.
Jayed Scotti cover art and Winston Smith insert contributions for Fallout Productions.
Lt. V. Vale's insert contribution for Research.

A1: B-side of second single, Holiday In Cambodia / Police Truck .Also inserted in the original American version of the Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables LP. ©1980 Decay Music (BMI)
A2: A-side of fourth single, Too Drunk To Fuck. Released Spring, 1981 (Alternative Tentacles Virus 2). Recorded at Mobius Music and Hyde Street Studios. ©1981 Decay Music (BMI)
A3: A-side of first single, California Über Alles. Released June, 1979 (Alternative Tentacles 95-41, Re-issued 1980 on Optional). Released the following October in the U.K. on Fast Products. Recorded at BSU Studio. Original inside sleeve art by Mark Pauline later asked that his name be removed because part of the art had been altered. ©1979 Decay Music (BMI)
A4: B-side of first single, California Über Alles. ©1979 Decay Music (BMI)
A5: B-side of third single, Kill The Poor. Released Fall, 1980 (A-side was a slight re-mix of 'Kill The Poor'). ©1980 Decay Music (BMI)
A6: B-side of Bleed For Me single. Released Summer, 1982 (Alternative Tentacles Virus 23). Recorded at Hyde Street Studios and Mobius Music. ©1982 Decay Music (BMI)
A7: Originally appeared on double album compilation, Maximum Rock N' Roll presents: Not So Quiet On The Western Front (Alternative Tentacles Virus 14). Recorded at Tom Mallon Studio. ©1982 Decay Music (BMI)
A8: A-side of second single, Holiday In Cambodia / Police Truck. An alternate version appeared later on the Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables LP. Released Spring, 1980. First on Optional Records, then on I.R.S. with an upgraded sleeve. ©1980 Decay Music (BMI)
B9: Mixed at City Sound. Recorded at Hyde Street Studios. Originally intended for release as a flexi-disc in 1985 under the name 'Lily White Dan and the Hot Potatoes', to be given away at street protests marking Dan White's return to San Francisco. Later appeared on the Rose 100 - Play New Rose For Me double LP compilation album released worldwide by New Rose Records, France, in 1986. Published by Acuff-Rose (BMI)/Decay Music (BMI)
B10: Recorded at Hyde Street Studios and Mobius Music. Mixed at Hyde Street Studios. B-side of Halloween single. Released December, 1982 (Alternative Tentacles Virus 28). ©1982 Decay Music (BMI)
B11: Recorded live at BAM magazine's 3rd Annual Bay Area Music Awards at the Warfield Theater, San Francisco, March 25, 1980. Special thanks to Dennis Erokan and Miles Hurwitz for granting us use of this recording. Originally intended for release as part of a 4-song live 12" EP. The other three songs would have been the versions of 'Bleed For Me', 'Government Flu', and 'Chemical Warfare' recorded for the film, 'URGH! A Music War' and rebroadcast on MTV's, 'The Cutting Edge'. A & M Records had purged us from the URGH! A Music War soundtrack album because they didn't like our band name; thus the Winston Smith sleeve design. ©1980 Decay Music (BMI)
B12 and B13: Originally appeared on Can You Hear Me? Music From The Deaf Club live compilation LP. Recorded March 3, 1979. Last performance with the five-piece-line-up. An earlier version of 'Police Truck' was also featured. Released 1980 by Walking Dead Records first through Optional and later through Jem. ©1979 Decay Music (BMI)
B14: Originally appeared on Wargasm benefit compilation LP, released spring, 1982 by Pax U.K. Later appeared on International P.E.A.C.E. Benefit Compilation released by RRadical, late 1984. Mixed at Möbius Music. ©1980 Decay Music (BMI)
B15: B-side of fourth single, Too Drunk To Fuck. Recorded at Mobius Music, Hyde Street Studios and live in the Tenderloin (we ran a mic from the Hyde St. Studio A control Board out into the street to record the background noises). ©1981 Decay Music (BMI)
B16: Produced at Mobius Music, Spring, 1982. ©1987 Decay Music (BMI)