Definitely enjoyable, but not as good as the other 3. Check it out if you collect all of them, or like the bands on it.

A really darkly humorous take on growing old but remaining interested in this thing we call "punk". Has a pretty cynical vibe, but still funny and relatable.

An entertaining fanzine that chooses good interview subjects. My favorite was the Mission Of Burma interview. Totally worth the dollar.

Two of the 90's best pop-punk bands splitting a 7". Both of their sides are great, and has great packaging/design.

I bought this for the Hated interview. It's a pretty cool fanzine, though doesn't have the conversational feel of a good interview(it seems like the interview was written via email).

The Minutemen's first 7". 7 songs in 6 minutes. Sounds like a hardcore band playing Gang Of Four. Definitely pick it up.

Really good. The sound is iffy but still really good. Standouts are the evens, 1 and not u, the medications, ted leo and bob mould. I reccomend to any dc indie fans.

Fucking amazing overview of Dischord. Most people thing dischord peaked with harDCore, but the truth is that it peaked more around the revolution summer(summer of 85), where Gray matter, rites of spring, beefeaterm snakes, dag nasty, embrace and soulside are all great. Also, standouts from the 90's are nation of ulysses, fidelity jones, jawbox, lungfish, circus lupus, severin, slang 6, hoover, make-up and q and not u. The bonus disc is sweet too.

Definitly some good stuff on here. One Last Wish is great post-ROS, pre-fugazi guy piccioto. 3, Fugazi, Fidelity jones, and scream are also great. Definitly solid-dischord. I do agree the writer who said it was a little too alt-rock, the sammich bands do give that vibe.

ian mackaye, you like him or your dont, so if you like him then pick this up, not as good as fugazi or minor threat, but more essential than teen idles or egg hunt. i liked it.