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Jailcell Recipes - Artifacts For An Empty Tank World [With Booklet] [Remastered]

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Format: Vinyl
Rel. Date: 12/20/2024
UPC: 5061041820731

Artifacts For An Empty Tank World [With Booklet] [Remastered]
Artist: Jailcell Recipes
Format: Vinyl
New: Available $43.71
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Formats and Editions

DISC: 1

1. Side One
2. Our Recipes
3. Track 3
4. John Is God
5. Track 5
6. Kick Yourself
7. Track 7
8. Dreaming
9. Track 9
10. Wide Open Eyes
11. Track 11
12. Part of Me
13. Track 13
14. Endless Grind
15. Track 15
16. Screams of Blood
17. Track 17
18. Drown
19. Side Two
20. Forced (Poulton Rd EP)
21. Track 21
22. Arm-Twister (Poulton Rd EP)
23. Track 23
24. Those Long Days ( Poulton Rd EP)
25. Track 25
26. Such is life (Two Years Of Toothache)
27. Track 27
28. Smiles (Two Years Of Toothache)
29. Track 29
30. Fight Night (Two Years Of Toothache)
31. Track 31
32. Down on Luck (previously unreleased)
33. Track 33
34. Carefree (previously unreleased)
35. Track 35
36. Take the Long Walk (previously unreleased)

More Info:

*Jailcell Recipes: Perhaps the last untold chapter in the story of the rapidly-detonating, late 80's UK Hardcore scene. Often overlooked in favor of their contemporaries, this remastered / remodeled retrospective collection of songs finally puts the record straight, giving them the recognition they deserve. It showcases the band's importance within that scene and throws light on their unique standpoint and their growth over a 4 year period. This release is not intended as a discography, rather a selected 'strongest hand' from between the years 1988 to 1992. It features the definitive line up of Robbie Reid (vocals), Jamie Owen (guitar), Dave Arnold (bass) and Ian Barwick (drums). It's a game of two halves; the faster, straight ahead hardcore stylings make up Side One (practically the entire first album recorded in 1988), whilst the more melodic, mid-tempo material completes the set on the flipside-Robbie's unmistakable vocals being the constant throughout that makes it all work, he provided the band with a unique identity. Side Two closes with previously unreleased studio tracks from 1992-virtually unheard until now, we believe these final three tracks to be amongst their best. The songs now sound as the band intended all the way back in 1988. Largely down to a relentless run of gigs back in their heyday, Jailcell Recipes gained a strong reputation for being an exciting and energetic 'live' hardcore band, playing with Bad Brains, All, Gorilla Biscuits and including tours with Youth Of Today (1989), Green Day (1991), Naked Raygun (1988). It's the 35th Anniversary of the release of their debut album Energy In An Empty Tank World and after all these years, we finally have the recorded output to match the 'live' performance!
        
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