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| One Last Wish - 1986 |
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One Last Wish
1986
(Fugazi,Rites Of Spring,Faith,Happy-Go-Licky)
Dischord 118
Released on November 23, 1999
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The legendary unreleased studio recordings from 1986 produced by IAN MACKAYE! Formed after the breakup of RITES OF SPRING by EDWARD JANNEY, BRENDAN CANTY, GUY PICCIOTTO, and ex-FAITH guitarist MICHAEL HAMPTON! Twelve massive songs of pure D.C. Revolution Summer. Only the cut "Burning In The Undertow" has ever been previously available (State of the Union comp)! Former members of RITES OF SPRING, FAITH, HAPPY-GO-LICKY! Current members of FUGAZI!
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Burning In the Undertow
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Break To Broken
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Friendship Is Far
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My Better Half
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Loss Like A Seed
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Three Unkind Silences
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Shadow
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Sleep Of The Stage
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One Last Wish
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This Time
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Home Is The Place
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| 8/29/2006 by Alex from Metairie, LA |
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| I remember a friend of mine telling me that this sounded similar to the second rites of spring release, All Through a Life. There is a similarity, and although I wasn't a big fan of the All Through a Life ep, I still like this record quite a bit. One Last Wish aren't quite as intense as Rites of Spring, but 1986 is still an enjoyable record to listen to. |
| 3/13/2006 by Devin from Calgary, AB Canada |
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| One Last Wish is 3/4 of Rites of Spring, with Guy Piccioto on vocals(inbetween Rites of Spring and Fugazi)
Now that I've got your attention... aplty titled 1986, this is about what you'd expect from a 1986 Dischord Release - it's really fucking good. It's 12 songs of melodic hardcore punk- perhaps "emocore" would be a label. Songs like "Break to Broken" have a driving fast beat with throat-tearing vocals from Guy, while other songs like "This Time" are melodic and such. It makes me think of Embrace (obviously the DC embrace, not whatever band is calling themselves that nowadays), except faster and fronted by Guy Piccioto instead of Ian Macaye.
If you recognized any of the names and/or bands in this review, and don't already own this, I'd highly recommend it. |
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