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V.A. - 1981 - Hell Comes to your House (vol. 1) (US)
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Hell Comes to Your House is an influential American Deathrock and punk compilation that chronicles the emergence of Deathrock as a genre.
The album was originally released in 1981 but reissued in 1998.
It is notable for releasing the first ever Christian Death song "Dogs", plus the compilation also includes the first studio recordings of Social Distortion.
The engineer Randy Burns went on to produce other punk, thrash and death metal bands including Suicidal Tendencies, Death, Possessed, and Megadeth.
Track listing
01. Social Distortion - Lude Boy
02. Social Distortion - Telling Them
03 Legal Weapon - Daddy's Gone Mad
04. Red Cross - Puss 'N' Boots
05. Modern Warfare - Out Of My Head
06. Modern Warfare - Street Fightin' Man
07. Secret Hate - Deception
08. Secret Hate - New Routine/Suicide
09. Conservatives - Suburban Bitch
10. Conservatives - Just Cuz/Nervous
11. 45 Grave - Evil
12. 45 Grave - Concerned Citizen
13. 45 Grave - 45 Grave
14. Christian Death - Dogs
15. 100 Flowers - Reject Yourself
16. Rhino 39 - Marry It
17. Super Heroines - Death On The Elevator
18. Super Heroines - Embalmed Love
Credits on the record list the producer of "Dogs" as "Mike Patton". Plese note that he is not the Ipecac Recordings label head/Faith No More singer, Mike Patton. This Mike Patton was in the band The Middle Class and he also produced the first iconic "blue" album by the influential Orange County band, Adolescents. He was also the bass player with T.S.O.L's Jack Grisham's post TSOL Goth/Dance band, Cathedral of Tears.
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8 comments:
Redd Kross- Puss N Boots (NY Dolls cover)and the Social D tunes are awesome as well!
Classic compilation! Side 1 better than 2, but those 45 Grave songs are killer. I always loved the 3 songs by the Conservatives. They also have some songs on the You Can't Argue With Suckcess comp. (from memory those aren't as good). Would love to hear more by them. Don't think they released anything else. Anybody know? Anyway, thanks as always for the great blog, Felipe!!
yeah, i don't think they released anything else except this tracks from this two comps (by the way, thanks for remind me about this one, James!)
Hi Felipe, Great Post, and BTW: If the last comment is in reference to the Conservatives, they did release unreleased material that is awesome. Its called "All my friends are dead"...If you're wondering what it sounds like, it's basically the songs off of the "Autopsy" by 45 Grave, but with better production sound...and a few surprises. Days of our youth blog posted it some time ago..check it: http://daysofouryouth.blogspot.com/2009/01/consumers-all-my-friends-are-dead.html
Saludos!>>someone might urge him to re-post it, I remember a lot of drama about it being online (for free) at the time,...spare me lol >>RG
Hey Anônimo,
I din't think the Consumers have anything to do with the Conservatives. But they're pretty great!! Here's a link to where the 'All my friends are dead' album can be downloaded:
http://www.mediafire.com/?yemjzzjmddm
It's hard to believe it was recorded in 1977!!
Cheers! James
Anybody have Volume 2???
oh yeah, let's post this one also!
The 'exclusive to this comp' versions of those 45 Grave tracks kick ass. Same goes for the Secret Hate stuff. I am pretty sure the Conservatives did one EP and I think it was called 'Kill Herb Cane' or something like. Growing up in Southern California, this record blew me away in 1982 and I am so glad I was able to see many of these bands.
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