Destroy All Music is a Rock album by The Weirdos, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Teenage (Demo)2:40
- 2Destroy All Music (Demo)1:40
- 3A Life of Crime (Demo)2:23
- 4Why Do You Exist? (Demo)1:56
- 5Destroy All Music1:39
- 6A Life of Crime2:20
- 7Why Do You Exist?1:35
- 8Happy People2:33
- 9Big Shot4:14
- 10Jungle Rock3:16
- 11Hit Man2:15
- 12Idle Life3:49
- 13Fort U.S.A.3:13
Sound DNA
- Rock
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
1977 first pressing: white labels with black text on a styrene (not vinyl) pressing, identifiable by its squared/flat edge.
Curve-topped pocket picture sleeves between the black label and the white label styrene pressings are identical.
Matrix runouts between these two pressings are nearly, but not quite identical. The white label pressing has one additional dash in each side.
Some copies came with a folded Weirdos Fan Club insert.
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- Craig LeonPRODUCER
- Greg ShawPRODUCER
Songwriting
- Cliff Roman
- John Denney
11 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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