Vinyl LP pressing. Beer City is proud to bring you another classic early 80's hardcore/punk reissue! This time it's from Ring 13 who hailed from Dekalb, IL and were a first wave hardcore/punk band from 83-85. What you get on this release is the original Nothing New Nothing Learned full length (for the first time ever on vinyl) fully restored and remastered. Of course there are brand new liner notes from the band as well as lyrics and photos. The fun does not stop there. In 2007 Ring 13 was asked to play a fest in their home town. So they got back together and played the fest and kept things going. Then in 2013 they headed back in the studio and recorded five new songs for a release called Rub the Lamp that has not seen the light of day till now. This time the band took a way more 'left of the dial' approach and turned out five really good catchy tuneful songs that would definately have made a huge impact on the left of the dial scene of the '80s. A special insert with lyrics, liners and photos is included for these songs as well. In short 19 songs that will knock your socks off and a definite part of first wave early '80s hardcore/punk history!
Tracklist:
- Frustration
- Andy Fran
- No Laughing Matter
- Bargain Hunter
- Apt 25
- Nothing New , Nothing Learned
- Shadow
- Going Down
- It's Quick , It's Easy And It's The Law
- It's Just Beautiful
- Indecision
- Paint My Dick.
- Questioningly
- Don't Look Back
- Himalaya
- Please Return My Satchel
- What You're Doing To Me
UPC: 650557022415
Label: Beer City Records
Release Date: 7.14.17
Format: Vinyl
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