20 Years Of Dischord (1980 - 2000)

Discs One & Two ('50 Bands') are housed in a slim double jewel case with a clear plastic double-disc holder and a folding black & white 3-section / 6-page booklet (no credits, just photos). Disc Three ('Rare and Unreleased') is housed in its own jewel case with a clear plastic tray and a folding 3-section / 6-page booklet that includes credits and background info. The two jewel cases, plus a 134-page paperback book are packaged within a thick cardstock slipcase box.
Slipcase cover, top and bottom spines:
"20 Years of Dischord
$25 postpaid in USA: 3819 Beecher St. NW Washington, DC 20007-1802 www.dischord.com ".
On the tray artworks of the two jewel cases:
Disc Three is titled "Rare and Unreleased" on the booklet front, "UNRELEASED & RARE" on the tray artwork spines, and just "unreleased" on the outer tray artwork.
Book page 4:
"Disc editing by Ian & Don Zientara at Inner Ear Studios. Mastered by Chad Clare at Silver Sonya. Enhanced CD editing on Disc 3: Guillaume Bernardeau & Chris Mills at Rhed Studios."
Content includes:
- 2 CD's with previously released Dischord material.
- 1 enhanced CD with unreleased tracks, plus six live video clips (by: The Teen Idles, Untouchables, S.O.A.,
Faith, Void, and Deadline) — the videos are MPG files with a resolution of 352 x 240 pixels at a frame rate of 29.97fps, and 224kbps audio.
- a 134-page paperback book with info about all the bands featured on this release, plus the book includes a brief history of Dischord, and loads of photos.
Track 1-1 is from the 'Minor Disturbance E.P. (US 1980) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch EP — released during December 1980.
Tracks 1-2, 1-5, plus 1-9 to 1-12 are from the 'Flex Your Head' various artists compilation — released during February 1982 / recorded 1981.
Track 1-3 is from the 'No Policy E.P (US 1981) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch — released during April 1981.
Track 1-4 is from the self-titled 'Minor Threat (US 1981) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch EP — released during June 1981.
Track 1-6 is from the 'Possible E.P. (US 1981) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch — released during December 1981.
Track 1-7 is from the 'Legless Bull E.P. (US 1981) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch — released during September 1981.
Track 1-8 is from 'Still Screaming (US 1983) (opens in a new tab)' — released during January 1983.
Track 1-13 is from the 'Subject To Change (US 1983) (opens in a new tab)' 12-inch EP — released during December 1983.
Track 1-14 is from the '2 Songs (USA & Europe 1991) (opens in a new tab)' single-sided 7-inch — released posthumously in 1991 / recorded November 1981.
Track 1-15 is from 'Identity' — released during March 1984.
Track 1-16 is from 'Food For Thought (US 1985) (opens in a new tab)' — first released by R&B Records in 1985, then re-issued by Dischord in 1990 (RBLP-2 / Dischord No. 48).
Track 1-17 is from the self-titled album 'Rites Of Spring' — released during June 1985.
Track 1-18 is from 'House Burning Down (US 1987) (opens in a new tab)' — released during September 1985.
Track 1-19 is from 'I Won't Love You 'Til You're More Like Me' — released during February 1986.
Track 1-20 is from 'Can I Say (US 1986) (opens in a new tab)' — released during June 1986.
Track 1-21 is from the self-titled album 'Embrace (US 1987) (opens in a new tab)' — released during September 1987.
Track 1-22 is from 'Hot Bodi-Gram (US 1989) (opens in a new tab)' — released during November 1989.
Track 1-23 is from the 'Me And You' 7-inch single — released during October 1986.
Track 1-24 is from '1986 (US 1999) (opens in a new tab)' — recorded between November 6th to 8th 1986, and then released posthumously during November 1999.
Track 1-25 is from the self-titled 'Fire Party (US 1988) (opens in a new tab)' 12-inch EP — released during July 1988.
Track 1-26 was first issued on the self-titled 'Ignition' 7-inch — released by IG in 1987 (IG-1). During April 1994 the song 'Rebuilding' was also included on the Dischord compilation CD 'Complete Services (USA & Europe 1994) (opens in a new tab)'.
Track 1-27 is from 'Dark Days Coming (US 1989) (opens in a new tab)' — released posthumously during January 1989 / recorded 1987.
Track 1-28 is from 'Funeral At The Movies (USA & Europe 1991) (opens in a new tab)' — released during May 1991.
Track 1-29 was recorded live at the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. USA on May 28th 1987. From 'Will Play (US 1997) (opens in a new tab)' — released posthumously during August 1997.
Track 2-1 is from 'Repeater (US 1990) (opens in a new tab)' — released during March 1990.
Track 2-2 is from 'Talking Songs For Walking' — released during July 1992.
Track 2-3 is from the 'Venus On Lovely (US 1990) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch — released during July 1990.
Track 2-4 is from '13-Point Program To Destroy America' — released during July 1991.
Track 2-5 is from 'Fabuley (US 1991) (opens in a new tab)' — released during August 1991.
Track 2-6 is from the 'Motorist / Jackpot Plus! (US 1993) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch — released during February 1993.
Track 2-7 is from 'Acid To Ashes Rust To Dust' — released during September 1992.
Track 2-8 is from 'Curiosity And Relief (US 1992) (opens in a new tab)' EP — released during November 1992.
Track 2-9 was first issued on the self-titled 'Autoclave (US 1992) (opens in a new tab)' 10-inch — released by Dischord / Mira Records in 1992 (65½ / MIRA-1). Later issued on the self-titled compilation CD 'Autoclave (US 1997) (opens in a new tab)' — released during June 1997.
Track 2-10 is from the self-titled 'Circus Lupus (US 1992) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch single — released during October 1992.
Track 2-11 is from the self-titled album 'Branch Manager' — released during September 1995.
Track 2-12 is from the 'What Kind Of Monster Are You? (US 1993) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch single — released during August 1993.
Track 2-13 is from 'The Lurid Traversal Of Route 7 (US 1993) (opens in a new tab)' — released during February 1993.
Track 2-14 is from '"Goodbye, Dr. Fate"' — released during May 1995.
Track 2-15 is from 'Con Art' — released during October 1997.
Track 2-16 is from 'Until The Eagle Grins' — released during April 1996.
Track 2-17 is from the self-titled album 'The Warmers' — released during May 1996.
Track 2-18 was recorded live by Guy Picciotto via Pirate "Mobile" 8-track at Cold Rice (the name of a roving event series, held at an Ethiopian restaurant) during September 1995. From 'Destination: Love; Live! At Cold Rice' — released during April 1996.
Track 2-19 is from 'Join Us' — released during October 1998.
Track 2-20 is from 'The View From This Tower' — released during November 2000.
Track 2-21 is from 'No Kill No Beep Beep' — released during October 2000.
Tracks 3-1 & 3-2 are from 'The Teen Idles' second demo tape, which was recorded at Hit & Run Studios during Spring 1979.
Track 3-3 is a cover of the The Monkees song 'Stepping Stone, which was recorded at Hit & Run Studios during Spring 1979.
Track 3-4 is a demo that was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during December 1980.
Track 3-6 is a rehearsal that was recorded in the basement of Lyle's Mom's house during November 1980.
Tracks 3-7 & 3-8 are outtakes that were recorded at Inner Ear Studios during November 1982.
Track 3-9 is a cover of the Government Issue song 'Asshole', which Minor Threat recorded at Inner Ear Studios during April 1982.
Track 3-10 was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during the Summer of 1981.
Track 3-11 was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during October 1981.
Tracks 3-12 & 3-13 are outtakes that were recorded at Inner Ear Studios during June 1982.
Track 3-14 is an outtake that was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during October 1982.
Track 3-15 is an outtake that was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during September 1981.
Track 3-16 is an outtake that was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during December 1981.
Track 3-17 is a demo that was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during July 1983.
Track 3-18 was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during September 1986.
Track 3-19, 'The Word' is an outtake from the 'Margin Walker (US 1989) (opens in a new tab)' EP session, which was recorded at Southern Studios in London, England, U.K. during December 1988.
Track 3-20 was recorded live at 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. USA during June of 1988.
Track 3-21 is an outtake from the session that produced songs for the 'Medusa Seven (UK 1989) (opens in a new tab)' 7-inch (released on Hoss Recordings), which was recorded at Black Pond Studios during June 1989.
Track 3-22 is a cover of the Avengers song 'We Are The One', which was recorded at Inner Ear Studios during January 1993.
Track 3-23 was recorded at Southern Studios in London, England, U.K. during May 1995.
Track 3-24 is an interview tape recorded in the dressing room of the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. USA during June 1981.