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The BELTONES are, beyond debate, one of the best American Punk Rock bands of the late 1990s / early 2000s-era. Hash it out amongst yourselves if you disagree, but thems the facts. And thats why TKO RECORDS is pleased to announce the release of Fort Liquordale: 1995-1998.
Collecting damn near all of the material from the bands original South Florida lineup, Fort Liquordale is the definitive document of the BELTONES early history.
Side A features the first vinyl appearance of the On Deaf Ears mini album and Naming My Bullets 7 material since the limited 2014 Record Store Day reissue. Its obvious but nonetheless bears repeating that these songs are some of the finest U.S. punk ever committed to vinyl: mandatory listening for all students of the form.
Flipping the LP takes things further into the past. SIDE-B compiles the Lock And Load 7 EP, the My Old Man 7 single, two obscure comp tracks and two tracks from the BELTONES impossibly rare 1995 demo. For any BELTONES diehard, this is as complete a chronicle of the bands earliest material as one could hope for.
And thats that: BELTONES records sell themselves, but we had to say something for this blurb.. If you arent already a fan, you either havent heard them yet, or your musical taste is in question.
For those of you in the know , please enjoy the next essential TKO reissue from the BELTONES, Fort Liquordale.
- Label: TKO Records
- Format Type: 12″
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