Crime -San Francisco's Doomed -Superior Viaduct LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

1.1 Frustration

1.2 Crime Wave

1.3 I Knew This Nurse

1.4 San Francisco's Doomed

1.5 Rock 'n' Roll Enemy No. 1

1.6 Piss On Your Dog

1.7 Feel The Beat

1.8 I Stupid Anyway

1.9 Twisted

1.10 Murder By Guitar

1.11 Instrumental Instrumental

1.12 Flyeater

1.13 Rockabilly Drugstore

1.14 Dillinger's Brain

1.15 Flipout

1.16 Emergency Music Ward

1.17 Monkey On Your Back

1.18 Yakuza

1.19 Rockin' Weird

1.20 Samurai

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San Francisco's Doomed by Crime, released 22 July 2022, includes the following tracks: "I Knew This Nurse", "Rock 'n' Roll Enemy No. 1", "Feel The Beat", "Twisted" and more. This version of San Francisco's Doomed comes as a 1xLP. The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -

Vinyl LP pressing. The legend of crime looms large among punk aficionados the world over. Formed in the mid-1970s, the band's dual-guitar sound, confrontational image and sleazed methodology still serve as inspiration decades later. With only a handful of singles released during their active lifespan, Crime's legacy grew significantly as archival recordings began to trickle out in the early 1990s. Of all these excavations, San Francisco's Doomed was one of the first and certainly one of the most powerful. Culled from 1978-79 studio demos and rehearsal tapes, San Francisco's Doomed captures the frenzy of Crime's sound in a fittingly loose, devil-may-care framework. Side one is a gloriously unpolished assault of classic, gutter-level punk with vicious live set staples like "Feel The Beat" and "Piss On Your Dog" taking marquee placement over the more well-known singles tracks. Side two finds Crime taking aim at the so-called New Wave, augmenting their attack with ripped odes that bear the direct influence of science fiction and rockabilly on the group. Few recordings from US punk's first wave match the raw intensity heard on San Francisco's Doomed. As Michael Stewart Foley writes in the liner notes, "Unimpressed with the once idealistic counter-culture and all the bands associated with it, Crime declared itself San Francisco's First And Only Rock 'N' Roll Band. Dressed in police uniforms and driving sonic ice picks through listeners' eardrums with the volume cranked past 10, they looked more like a street gang that might take your wallet and slash your face with a switchblade just to watch you bleed. But despite the band's best efforts to stand apart, CRIME could have come from nowhere else, at no other time."

Issued with hype sticker on shrink wrap and single-sided insert. side one: Produced by Elliot Mazer at His Master's Wheels 3/1/78 side two: Produced by Henry Rosenthal at Time and Space 7/31/79 © 1978 & 1979 ? 2022 CRIME.

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SV178

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