TAANG RECORDS by V/A
SKU | 76840 |
Artist | V/A |
Title | TAANG RECORDS |
Label | TAANG RECORDS |
Catalog # | TAANG211-7 |
Tag | |
Release | W 16 - 2014 |
Format | - |
€ 24,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- Gang Green - Sold Out
- Gang Green - Terrorize
- Last Rights - Chunks
- Last Rights - So Ends Our Night
- Stranglehold - Same All Over
- Stranglehold - She's Not Leaving
- Last Stand - Scum Guns
- Noonday Underground - Injun Joe
- Negative FX - V.F.W.
- Negative FX - Mind Control
- Negative FX - Negative FX
- Negative FX - Together
- Negative FX - Feel Like A Man
- Gang Green - Skate To Hell
- Gang Green - Alcohol
- The Oysters - Mine Caroline
- The Oysters - Tell Me
- Lemonheads - Glad I Don't Know
- Lemonheads - I Like To
- Lemonheads - I Am A Rabbit
- Lemonheads - So I Fucked Up
- Moving Targets - Less Than Gravity
- Moving Targets - Faith
- Moving Targets - Squares & Circles
- Slapshot - Same Mistake
- Slapshot - Might Makes Right'
Description
Hand-picked and lovingly curated and annotated by label founder Curtis Casella, Taang! Records: The First 10 Singles.Consists of ten 7-inch records; a 24-song CD; and a 24-page liner notes book, all housed in a deluxe outer case. It tells the stories of the artists who built one of the most impressive music catalogs in all of American punk and hardcore. Each 7-inch is housed in a full recreation of its original sleeve, and all musical selections are also found on a CD included in the set.
From snot-nosed Gang Green anthems like “Alcohol” and “Terrorize” to the Lemonheads’ melodic, proto-alternative “Glad I Don’t Know” and Slapshot’s instant moshpit creator “Same Mistake,” these 10 groundbreaking singles are what made Taang! an undeniable force to be reckoned with.
Taang! Records [an acronym standing for “Teen Agers Are No Good!”] was formed in 1984, as an outgrowth of and support system for the explosive Boston punk and hardcore scene that produced SS Decontrol [SSD], DYS, Jerry’s Kids, the F.U.s and so many more. Like its counterpart in Los Angeles, SST Records, each new Taang! platter unleashed a sonic fury and inventiveness that made the ‘80s one of the most unique musical decades of the 20th Century. As Casella says in the set’s liner notes: “There was no real record label [for punk music] in Boston at the time. At least none that I felt were representing Boston properly. That’s where I stepped in.”