Disorder - Perdition, EP Completo 1982
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2018
- Disorder formed in 1980 in Bristol.[2][3][4] The original line-up was Steve Curtis (vocals), Steve Allen (guitar), Nick Peters (bass guitar), and Virus (drums), although Steve Robertson soon replaced Peters, and this line-up recorded the first two EP's by the band.[2] The band sent a demo tape to local punk label Riot City Records, but the label opted not to sign them, and instead they formed their own Disorder Records label along with Heartbeat Records and Riot City boss Simon Edwards.[2] A series of events led to line-up changes: Robertson split up with girlfriend Beki Bondage (of Vice Squad) and began glue-sniffing.[5] Virus got into trouble with the police over the ownership of his new drumkit, and Dean also left, later to be employed as a toilet cleaner in Taunton.[5] He was replaced by Taf (Phil Lovering, formerly of The X-Certs), who took over bass guitar duties.[4][5] Taf would be the only constant member of the band in the years that followed, which saw an ever-changing line-up.[2] Disorder were part of the "protest punk" movement, and were one of the bands that spearheaded the Bristol punk scene in the early 1980s.[6] The BBC DJ John Peel described their early singles as sounding like Triumph Bonneville motorbikes.
The band's debut album, Under the Scalpel Blade, was released in 1984. The band relocated to Norway in the mid-1980s, where they recorded a split album with Kafka Prosess.[7]
The band became popular across Europe, the United States, and Japan.[8] Re-issues of the band's back-catalogue led to renewed interest from fans, and the band issued a new album in 2005, Kamikaze, considered by allmusic's Stewart Mason "as brash and invigorating as any of Disorder's earlier releases".[9]
The longest standing member of the band Taf (bassist/guitarist) normally assembles other musicians to record albums or go on tour. Recent tours have seen the band perform with the line-up consisting of Taffy, Ben (ex Spitroast / Social Parasites / The Diskarded), Nick Elliss (ex Bad Blood).
In recent years the band have toured extensively in Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, and of course the UK.
01. stagnation
02. life
03. suicide children
04. out of order
05. preachers
06. remembranse day
07. condemned
08. media
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Best line-up and their best recording! Supported these a lot early 80's (my band was Concrete Sox). Vic...
Thats so cool I love concrete sox
I fancy Mental Disorder even more than this!
Stagnation - 0:00
Life - 2:00
Suicide Children - 4:20
Out of Order - 6:54
Preachers - 10:28
Remembrance Day - 14:03
Condemned - 17:58
Media -21:59
Ce groupe est genial je les ecoute depuis plus de 40 ans
First time listener. Drums impressed me 👌😋
Best hardcore punk piece ever recorded😊
Thanx for all the info, I'm always interesting in that ! I was lucky to see them back in the nineties in Belgium (I live there) & I can tell that Jan Agathocles is from their beginning a huge fan & that the years they lived in Norway Jaak (from Belgium, drummed later in Nations On Fire) was their drummer. For me it is the best punkband ever, respect for their DIYattitude ! Kroezel
Little known fact : Dolly Parton did the back-up vocals on track 2. "Tittie Life" was the original song name.
Awesome!!!
Disorder my Life.
Fu**ing Great!!!
Perfection. Love from Göteborg/Gothenburg, Sweden! One more cider, Barman!
I have this album on vinyl with original poster
A great jewel for lovers of Amebix, Neurosis, Chaos UK, Crass and noisy punk crust
tafs a lovely bloke!
good
painted this on me sisters leather jacket back in the 80s ,the skull with guitar through it , one of the kardashians has probly got it now ,
sickest bass lines in crust punk
Uhhh crust punk??? Lmfao
@@georgeweber5810 ''Lmfao''
@@georgeweber5810They were literally crusties.
Yes exactly 💯 correct
It’s uk82
puro pinche disordeeeeeeer
Distorted bliss
18:00
Had this album when I was at school, just as bad as I remember, haha. Too much guitar distortion. Can't make out if any of these songs are any good.
you must not hear so good
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Haha, not after listening to this.
I've heard Alot worse . It's not even that bad, fuck8ng raw and good
If you can't make anything out from THIS you might be actually tone deaf
maybe punks not for you lad
This is a different singer to the first two singles ! ………….i was bitterly disappointed back in the day