Tracklist:01. Fighting poor
02. At least it seems
03. Land of the free
04. For you mom
05. I can find out where you live
06. Jimmy Coonan
07. Taking the streets back
08. Make the list
09. Rise up, sign up
10. Cant kill the blues with a gun LIVE (Anti-heros cover)
11. Boots and braces LIVE (Skrewdriver cover)
Released by Oi! The Boat Records in 2009.
First of all i must mentioned that i noticed my tracklist being a bit messed up. This is because the LP came with a mp3-downloadlink and evcen though the tracks are the same the order of the songs seem to be different. The tracklist above is the correct so when you download the album just rearrange the order of the songs as above.
A phenomenal record that contains early livesongs, their Fighting poor 7'' and a couple of other songs recorded back in 1999-2000. All of the songs got remastered by their guitarist Matt in 2007 and i must say all of them sound bloody awesome mixing Brassknuckle's early and harder sound with a better soundquality.
The two opening tracks Fighting poor and At least it seems are reason enough to purchase the album for your collection. The album has its lower moments in the form of the mediocre For you Mom and Jimmy Coonan, the livesongs are great but lacks somewhat in soundquality. All in all it deserves a full score mainly because it's one of the few LP's that i have listened to atleast twice a month since i bought it.
10/10
LP is sold out in most shops but can still be found at:
Step-1 Music
Oiaintdead
Rebellion
this is the tops! good stuff
SvaraRaderaHey Bernando, thanks for this posts!!! The BRASSKNUCKLE BOYS totally rule!!! This album is just great and was also released by the german "Bandworm Records" label at the beginning of 2010, and it was pretty high up on my top ten list for 2010. It's funny to see how the demo recordings of one band (in this case the BRASSKNUCKLE BOYS) are so far better than countless albums of so many other crap bands... Cheers & Oi!
SvaraRaderaYeah i know. The fact that they open for some of those crappier bands these days is even worse (not naming any names). Brassknuckle boys also stand the test of time since its one of the few bands i actually listen to frequently through the years.
Raderabrassknuckle boys rule!
SvaraRadera