Along with Black Flag and Circle jerks, Fear helped define the sound and style of L.A. hardcore. Although they actually formed during the first wave of punk back in 1977, Fear didn't release an album until five years later, by which time they'd honed a blistering, thrashy attack that, for all its fury, was surprisingly tight and sometimes even intricate. Which is to say that, musically, the band wasn't as crude as frontman Lee Ving's outrageous, humorously offensive lyrics, which were geared to piss off anyone within earshot, particularly women and homosexuals; his vulgarity was equalled only by his sincere love of beer.
Tracklist:
01 the mouth don't stop (the trouble)
02 responsibility
03 more beer
04 hey
05 i am a doctor
06 have a beer with fear
07 bomb the russians
08 welcome to the dust ward
09 null detector
10 waiting for the meat
11 i love living in the city
12 now you're dead
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Hello, I do not agree with the previous commentator - not so simple
Thanks a whole bunch sir!
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