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Epitaph Records -- Millencolin

Dag Nasty

Four On The Floor
1992
Epitaph

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Review by: coldjuly
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Published on August 15th 2001

In the summer of '92 four members of the defunct D.C. punk/hardcore band Dag Nasty found themselves in L.A. with an entire summer to waste. The four members Dave Smalley, Dale Nixon (Brian Baker), Roger Marbury, and Colin Sears decided to make the best of their summer together.

The outcome: Four On The Floor: one of the best records in punk today. Actually, I'm very suprised I havent reviewed this already. It practically stays in my CD player. Definitely one of my top 5 records of all time.

Four On The Floor was a bit slowed down from previous albums like, Can I Say/Wig Out At Denko's, 85 to 86 and others, but also seemed to retain the hardcore edge they were always known for. songs like "Million Days", "Going Down" and the fucking awesome "S.F.S. (sound for sound)."

The band, sadly, is no longer together and haven't been since this record. This was just a reunion album to give the fans one last record before they split for good. You can still catch members of this legendary group in bands like Bad Religion, Down by Law, The Sharpshooters, and some of their previous bands, DYS, Minor Threat and others.

To bring it to and end, I figured this site could use more reviews by legends such as these guys. If you havent heard Dag Nasty yet, well, you really need to. you're missing out, so go now, and buy it.

Plus its good music to skate to.





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    Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, June 17, 2006 at 1:15 PM (EDT)
    My Score:

    Oh, my world. It is ok

    Posted by exhaustra on 2001-10-08 20:17:52
    My Score:

    Excellent record, you're right this is one of Epitaph's finest. But the two LP's on Dischord (Can I Say/Wig Out at Denko's) are THE Dag records. The new song on the Disarming Violence CD (I think that's what it's called) ain't that great though...

    Posted by Mon on 2001-08-20 18:56:12
    My Score:

    Peter Courtner is the better singer.

    Posted by coldjuly on 2001-08-20 13:35:44
    My Score:

    Landmark album for epitaph though...one of the best on on the label which is good good because epitaph dosent really have any good releases anymore.

    Posted by punky on 2001-08-20 09:50:52
    My Score:

    I like 'Can I say' a bit more...

    Posted by Anonymous on Monday, August 20, 2001 at 4:54 AM (EDT)
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    Dave Smalley and Brian Baker have about half an albums worth of material, but Daves band Down By Law is set to record later this fall, and Brian is busy preparing for the new Bad religion record, so the 'new' dag nasty record is going to be postponed till they both have time. So hopefully this is not dag's last outing.

    wyzo