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Various Turn It Around: the Story of East Bay Punk Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Turn It Around: The Story Of East Bay Punk mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Turn It Around: The Story Of East Bay Punk Country: US Released: 2018 Style: Punk MP3 version RAR size: 1672 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1945 mb WMA version RAR size: 1887 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 699 Other Formats: AU ASF MIDI AHX MP3 WMA MP1 Tracklist Hide Credits Another Day A1 –Crimpshrine Bass, Vocals – Pete RypinsDrums – Aaron CometbusGuitar, Vocals – Jeff Ott A2 –Fang I Wanna Be On TV A3 –Christ On Parade Thoughts Of War A4 –Special Forces Berkeley Hardcore Be All You Can Be A5 –Corrupted Morals Bass – Joel WingDrums – Jose MariscolGuitar – Dan Boland, Ray SebastianVocals – Rick Morgan A6 –Neurosis United Sheep Wally And The Beaver Go To Nicaragua A7 –Sewer Trout Bass, Vocals – Jim MacLeanDrums – Hal MacLeanGuitar – Kieth Lehtinan Mendocino Homeland A8 –Lookouts Drums, Vocals – Tre CoolGuitar – Lawrence LivermoreVocals, Bass – Kain Kong Hippie Man A9 –Isocracy Bass – Martin BrohmDrums – Al SobranteGuitar – Lenny Johnson Vocals – Jason Beebout A10 –Soup Control Sweet Children (Demo) B1 –Sweet Children Bass, Vocals – Mike DirntDrums – Al SobranteGuitar, Vocals – Billie Joe Armstrong B2 –The Mr. T Experience At Gilman Street She's From Salinas B3 –Sweet Baby Bass, Vocals – Richie BucherDrums, Vocals – Sergie LoobkoffGuitar, Vocals – Matt BuenrostroVocals – Dallas Denery B4 –Kwik Way Pacifica On Saturday Back To Bodie B5 –Kamala & The Karnivores Bass – Matt Freeman Drums, Vocals – Kamala ParksGuitar, Vocals – Todd*Vocals, Guitar – Lynda Equalized (J Robbins Mix) B6 –Jawbreaker Bass – Chris BauermeisterDrums – Adam PfahlerGuitar, Vocals – Blake Schwarzenbach Summertime B7 –Crimpshrine Drums – Aaron CometbusGuitar – Idon BryantGuitar, Vocals – Jeff OttVocals, Bass – Pete Rypins Hedgecore (Gilman Demo) B8 –Operation Ivy Bass – Matt Freeman Drums – Dave MelloGuitar, Vocals – Tim ArmstrongVocals – Jesse Michaels B9 –The Beatnigs Television Unity C1 –Operation Ivy Bass, Vocals – Matt Freeman Drums – Dave MelloGuitar, Vocals – Tim ArmstrongVocals – Jesse Michaels C2 –Filth The List C3 –Blatz Berkeley Is My Baby (And I Wanna Kill It) C4 –Econochrist Epidemic C5 –Spitboy Sexism Impressed C6 –The Yeastie Girls Yeast Power C7 –Nuisance Dragonfly (Brouhaha Version) Firecracker C8 –Monsula Bass – Bill SchneiderDrums – Skot PelkeyGuitar – Charles GoshertVocals – Paul Monsula Losers Of The Year C9 –Pinhead Gunpowder Bass – Bill SchneiderDrums – Aaron CometbusGuitar, Vocals – Billie Joe Armstrong, Sarah Kirsch* D1 –Pansy Division Luv Luv Luv D2 –The Potatomen On The Avenue D3 –Jawbreaker Condition Oakland D4 –NOFX I'm Telling Tim D5 –Rancid Journey To The End Of The East Bay D6 –Green Day Welcome to Paradise (Kerplunk) D7 –Armstrongs If There Was Ever A Time Notes 1000 copies produced on Gold (Yellow) vinyl for mail order only. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned ): 724101989919 Matrix / Runout (Side A): S-102302 GO-70-A Matrix / Runout (Side B): GO-70-B S-102303 Matrix / Runout (Side C): GO-70-C S-102304 Matrix / Runout (Side D): GO-70-D S-102305 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Turn It Around: The Story Of East 1-2-3-4 Go! GO 70 Various GO 70 US 2018 Bay Punk (2xLP, Comp, Ace) Records Turn It Around: The Story Of East 1-2-3-4 Go! GO 70 Various GO 70 US 2018 Bay Punk (2xLP, Comp, Cle) Records Turn It Around: The Story Of East 1-2-3-4 Go! GO 70 Various GO 70 US 2018 Bay Punk (2xLP, Comp, Blu) Records Turn It Around: The Story Of East 1-2-3-4 Go! GO 70 Various Bay Punk (2xLP, Comp, TP, W/Lbl, GO 70 US 2018 Records Bla) Turn It Around: The Story Of East 1-2-3-4 Go! GO 70 Various GO 70 US 2018 Bay Punk (2xLP, Comp, Ora) Records Comments about Turn It Around: The Story Of East Bay Punk - Various cyrexoff This is actually much more orange than "yellow" (or "gold"), when in hand.And why the hell is there no DL incl.?!?!? Come on it's 2018! Shistus There is no download due to copyright isseus with some of the bands that only allowed it to be released on analog formats Related Music albums to Turn It Around: The Story Of East Bay Punk by Various Matthew Sweet - Blue Sky On Mars Corrupted Morals - Think About It... Reflect - Demo LKN, Knife The Symphony - Split The T4 Project - Story-Based Concept Album Pete Seeger - Abiyoyo And Other Story Songs For Children Sand In The Face - Music Made To Riot: New Jersey Hardcore 1982 - 1983 Beaver - Beaver.
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