London SS, The - No Beards / No Beerguts / No Beginners, 12'' black + CD

French Oi! legends Tracklist:A1 Combats Et Chante A2 Fierté A3 Cœur De Lion A4 Skinhead B1 L'Energie Du Désespoir B2 Madou

"Charge 69" covers classic punk songs from The Business, Die Toten Hosen, GBH, The Boys, Agnostic Front, The Adverts, Vice Squad, U.K. Subs, Blitz, The Lurkers and The Outcasts sung in French language.A very good production and a good choice for the songs make that album really brilliant!First pressing of 500 copies with insert and a CD. Limited to:500x black + CDTracklist:A1 C'est qui l'Ennemi?     A2 Casino     A3 Mauvais Sang     A4 J'ai confiance en vous     A5 Tous ensemble     B1 En 3 Accords     B2 Punk Rockers     B3 Le Temps n' a pas d'Importance     B4 Nouvel Age     B5 Vos Soirées     B6 Crime passionnel

Die Young (TX) and Liberty & Justice team up to bring you a complimentary Texas-sized serving of metallic hardcore and street punk. Each band delivers an original track in their own style, while also collaborating on a transformative cover of Leonard Cohen’s prophetic anthem, “The Future,” in which members of both bands play together.  Tracklist: 1. The Future (Die Young and Liberty & Justice) 2. Oxygen Tank (Liberty & Justice) 3. Revolutionary Faith (Die Young)  Pressing Info: 166 x gold, 166 x black

US IMPORT Violent Disorders sophomore release “United Front” - continues on with the Brickwall Oi! Of their first EP (which focused on the 1960's Jamaican origins of the Skinhead Movement) - this time taking you on a journey through 70's and 80's Britain: Riots in Brixton, Bristol, Handsworth. Street battles against the National Front in Lewisham. The story of anti-fascist street fighter Martin Lux (famous for his attack on boneheads who had tried to disrupt the infamous Crass gig at Conway hall). A message of Punk, Skin and Rasta Unity. A look into the unique time and place where the confluence of Punk Rock, Oi, Reggae and 2 Tone created one of the most vibrant music scenes to ever exist. One where Jah Shaka's Sound System ruled the dancehalls, and Rock Against Racism was the rally cry of a generation. They’ve also got a nod to the present continuation of that culture with the lead single “Blackpool” (where just last year punks and skins battled the far right outside of the Rebellion Festival). Each variant contains a color-printed text sheet and a Violent Disorder "collectible card" (printed on one side, hand-stamped and numbered on the back).1 sticker included with each record Limited to:110 x Battle of Cable Street220 x Battle of Lewisham110 x Blackpool Rebellion110 x Handsworth Revolution Tracklist: 1.South London Sound System2.United Front3.Blackpool4.Martin Lux5.Mob Violence