This collection in a non-box set format is a long time coming. It's not even funny how many years the pop punk masses have been on the hunt for and paying too much for old Clearview splits and such just to get some good old Lillingtons jams. This bad boy is the bomb and frickin' finally man. Aside from the Shit Out Of Luck LP, this is all you need to have the awesome stuff. Don't think there was an insert full of recording details and lyrics, that would have been nice, also using glue that actually holds the LP jacket shut would have too (or just make it a gatefold as it should be), but when you're trying to make 50k colored variations to get your shit to sell out in 5 minutes and still be forever sought after by the music lovers, why bother? At least I can spin these jams now.

Kind of a duh album, everyone needs it, even more than most hardcore records out there. Top notch, and at least you get the real cover on the inside. I hope B9 keeps bringing the classics back to us.

About time somebody did this. Nice and simple, no more having to flip a ton of 7"s for such a small amount of jams. And thank baby jesus they didn't tack the gateway handshake turd on the end of it and ruin the thing. Huge props to No Idea for finally joining the 320 kbs download codes, anything less in uncivilized.

My favorite Spazz effort finally is back in print. For my $ it is the most to the point album they did. Happy 20 years DJR!

PV record of 2013 fer sher. I'm glad they're back and ripping things up with all these posers about. Why this album has a noise companion makes me frown, totally unnecessary, so powerful without the crap. Nice package.

Not as powerful as any single Marked Men record's Jeff songs, but still good. It explains to me why it took Potential Johns forever and a day to release each tiny ep - needed that long to make the songs amazing. I hear the Texas Wipers homage as well as an almost direct Buzzcocks rip on here. Nice jams, a grower. My LP got a bad trim job and it does the hibity-dibity with all the excess vinyl on one edge of the record.

One of my all time favorites from the kings of mid-tempo from DC. Next best in line is 'pass & stow'. After that they are all on the level. Dischord is doing a solid by repressing all their old stuff, just some weird logic in what releases they choose and when.

Classic stuff. Balls to the wall guitar rockin' weed indie music. For me, this is the second album worth hearing by them (I don't really need s/t). After this they had a fine run of eps and two more solid as hell full lengths, I don't need to hear anything they did after 1993 (save those posthumously released bbc & cbgb jams) and that includes all reunion. Fuck that shit.

I love dumbass tough guy rap influenced from the rough streets hardcore (posing or not, if you do it well it doesn't matter). These guys rip shit up in that arena. This beauty collects almost all ep/split appearances and I think is only lacking the "Generations" comp song. You will mosh!

I don't enjoy this as much as their second lp, much more cathyness on that one, also methinks a different guitar player or something... still this is a fun time for when you're craving some dumb-assed drinking and getting high party music.