DEAD BOYS - YOUNG, LOUD & SNOTTY (ORANGE & BLACK SPLATTER VINYL) curated music collection We all have trouble being

We all have trouble being brave enough to turn the page

4 Wolf Count

Initially written and recorded when Atmosphere and fledgling label Rhymesayers Entertainment were still making a name for themselves in the Minneapolis hip-hop scene

A4 In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

"Coming Home" and Elmore James' "Dust My Broom"

DEAD BOYS - YOUNG, LOUD & SNOTTY (ORANGE & BLACK SPLATTER VINYL) curated music collection We all have trouble beingDEAD BOYS YOUNG, LOUD & SNOTTY Orange & Black Splatter Vinyl DESCRIPTION: Originally released in 1977, Young, Loud & Snotty introduced the world to the Dead Boys raw punk sound. The group made their mark as one of the rowdiest bands to come from the early first wave of U. S. punk and you can easily hear that energy on tracks like the classic "Sonic Reducer," "Ain't Nothin' To Do," and "Down In Flames." LABEL: JACKPOT RECORDS UPC: 0843563131626