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  Review by: TheOneTrueBill See others by this writer BYO Records (link) Only registered users can post comments 
 
Published on August 6th 2002
Youth Brigade, the most important SoCal band that not too many people know about. From running Skinhead Manor, owning Godzilla's, and starting the BYO, they were already well known and helpful to the growing LA punk scene. The Stern brothers were able to do all this, and start a band, a really good one at that. This cd is a compilation of the second version of the "Sound and Fury" LP (the first one being aborted and later re-released as "Out Of Print"), the "What Price Happiness" 7 inch, and live tracks from the band's last show (untill the early 90's) at Fenders Ballroom in 1985. People who liked this also liked:  ![The Queers - Love Songs for the Retarded [reissue]](/images/covers/thumb/the_queers-love_songs_for_the_retarded_reissue.jpg) ![Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing [reissue]](/images/covers/thumb/discharge-hear_nothing_see_nothing_say_nothing.jpg)        Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
The Sterns are originally from Toronto but they moved to LA before they started the band. ive got an old tape of this album that i been playing for 20 fuckin years. cant believe i can get it from byo online for only 11 bones. spoiled rotten fuckin anonymous shithead --> obviously u dont know what the fuck good punk is. TALENT? BAH! what the fuck is talent? social d? some of the earliest punk sell outs... all i wanted was a pepsi and a bunch o cash. go pay ur 35 bux to see green day n ur other talented music industry label wanna b punks. youth brigade: raw, youthful, innocent, angry, in yer face energy. the way it should be. u ever been in a police riot? man in blue. u had friends kill themselves? did u wanna die. were u still suckin ur moms tit when we had nukes pointed at us? modest proposal. etc. etc. etc. others: this music had to GROW on you? it fuckin SPOKE for its generation as far as im concerned. as punk should be. no growing curve... one play, and it was "that's what im thinking too! fuck yeah!" just an old fart now re-livin my youth vicariously thru timeless music and ignorant shits. this is a good album byo is a good label (15 years ago) its just that all the good shit is out of print but some still exists read your history books fuckers this new shit sucks YB and BYO are fuckin great I think its funny that the only way that Youth Brigade's name has survived is because of that movie. Their music obviously wasn't good enough to keep the name alive. Give it up kids. Youth Brigade is the fucking shit. both bands fucking rule... i got into youth brigade from seeing them in Another State of Mind. i must admit they didn't seem special at first, but they grew on me Social Distortion sucks cock, you little bitch. What the fuck are you talking about, yeah they're brothers...and they have some good shit out. After viewing Another State of Mind, I learned that Youth Brigade is just terrible. These guys were so bad that the band consisted of Shaun Stern and his brother. I guess no one else wanted to be in this band; can't say I blame them. There are so many awesome classic punk rock bands, these dorks are not one of them. They fucking suck. Northern Canada actually, the Yukon..they're Eskimos - bigjerk Are youth brigade from Canada? ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- It's funny, because, like no one from socal raps, except for all the west coast rappers. |
