LP ADOLESCENTS Adolescents (Re) GREY VINYL - Frontier Records FLP 1003 - SEALED

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LP ADOLESCENTS

Adolescents (a.k.a. "The Blue Album")

Limited Edition In Grey Marbled Vinyl

Country of release: USA, 2015

Original released: 1981

Label: Frontier Records

Catalogue number FLP 1003

Barcode: 0018663100319

Includes Insert

Condition Record: Mint 

Condition Cover: Mint

  LP ist noch verschweißt / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo von meiner eigenen LP / Photo taken from my own copy)

Tracks Side 1:

1. I Hate Children (1:44)

2. Who Is Who (1:22)

3. Wrecking Crew (2:06)

4. L.A. Girl (1:46)

5. Self Destruct (0:47)

6. Kids Of The Black Hole (5:26)

Tracks Side 2:

1. No Way (2:00)

2. Amoeba (3:02)

3. Word Attack (1:05)

4. Rip It Up (2:10)

5. Democracy (2:07)

6. No Friends (2:29)

7. Creatures (1:57)

Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thLGfKh-SWc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MY424622P3w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDV1mx1Rwko

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpagRkoJfsQ

Adolescents (often called The Blue Album) is the eponymous debut album by the Orange County punk rock band the Adolescents. The album boasts an all-star cast, featuring three past Social Distortion members, (Rikk Agnew, Frank Agnew and Casey Royer); former Agent Orange bassist Steve Soto; and a previously unknown singer named Tony Cadena. It was the only Adolescents album co-produced by Mike Patton (not to be confused with the lead singer of Faith No More) and Thom Wilson, and was released in May 1981 on Frontier Records. It was also the band's only album released before their five-year hiatus.

Released during the breakthrough era for hardcore punk, the album brought the band a small amount of success in their hometown as they started to gather a following. "Amoeba" was released as a radio single to promote the album. Adolescents is now considered a classic punk album by fans and critics alike. In California punk sales, it second only to the Dead Kennedys' Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables (en.wikipedia.org) America alone has seen more that 20 vinyl re-release since 1981 to this day (2015)

The first and best wave of L.A. punk bands from 1977-1979 all broke up under-documented and unsigned, with the exception of X, the Germs, and, to a lesser extent, the Plugz. But the legacy of incredible pioneers such as the Weirdos, Dils, Controllers, and Screamers was the wide success of the harder, faster, younger bands that followed. The interest the 1977 bands awakened not only inspired the formation of Black Flag, Circle Jerks, T.S.O.L., Social Distortion, Agent Orange, Fear, the Adolescents, and others, but helped create a national market, enabling the newer bands to find labels, put out albums, and tour regularly. the Adolescents were perhaps the first of this second wave to put out an LP widely distributed throughout the U.S., selling well over five digits in 1981 (following on the heels of San Francisco's Dead Kennedys, who broke the doors open with their immortal Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables the previous year). Produced by Middle Class' Mike Patton, the debut from these five Orange County kids established the mid-tempo, punk-pop "Southern Cal sound," led by the long, great, pummeling, Johnny Thunders-derived solos of the two Agnew brothers, Rikk and Frank. These soaring, ripping parts still sound great today. As important, songs such as the anthemic "No Way," the classic "Amoeba," the schizophrenic "Kids of the Black Hole," and the glorious "Creatures" endure precisely because they're not just aggressive and speedy: they're super-catchy, heavy-riffing rock & roll, proving again that punk was the true heir to the likes of Chuck Berry, Larry Williams, Bo Diddley, and Eddie Cochran. For the longest while, L.A. teenagers had the spirit, verve, moxie, and zeal to play charged, zippy punk. Hundreds of other bands formed right as the Adolescents recorded, such as Bad Religion, Shattered Faith, Youth Brigade, Aggression, M.I.A., and Channel 3! In so doing, L.A. helped resist the diluted explosion of thrash hardcore that swept the rest of the U.S., particularly on the East Coast. (Jack Rabid/allmusic.com)



Casey Royer - Drums, Backing Vocals
Rikk Agnew - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Tony Cadena - Vocals
Frank Agnew - Guitar
Steve Soto - Bass
&
Danny Benair, Jeff Beans - Backing Vocals

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