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D.O.A.

1978 [ CD / Album ]

1978

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  • Released Date: 07 Jun 2019

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Ah, D.O.A. 1978, what a blast from the past! This album is like a time machine throwing us back to the punk rock heyday of the late 70s. With their raw, unapologetic sound, this Canadian band delivers a punch to the gut with each and every track.

From the relentless energy of "The Enemy" to the rebellious spirit of "World War 3," D.O.A. 1978 doesn't hold back. Frontman Joey Shithead's snarling vocals cut through the noise like a chainsaw, leaving you feeling exhilarated and slightly bruised.

The production may be a bit rough around the edges, but that's all part of the charm. It's like listening to a live show in your own living room - sweaty, intense, and undeniably punk.

Tracks like "Fucked Up Ronnie" and "Disco Sucks" are anthems for the disillusioned and disaffected, capturing the essence of the punk movement in all its gritty glory. D.O.A. 1978 is a reminder of a time when music was raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically loud.

So, if you're in the mood for a trip down punk rock memory lane, crank up the volume and let D.O.A. 1978 transport you back to a time when safety pins were fashion statements and rebellion was the name of the game. This album may be over 40 years old, but its rebellious spirit is as fresh as ever.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. The Enemy (1979 Demo)
2. No God, No War (1981 Demo)
3. Bored and Suicidal (1981 Demo)
4. Disco Sucks (1978 Single)
5. Fucked Up Ronnie (1981 Single)
6. Smash the State (1981 Demo)
7. I Hate You (1982 Demo)
8. The Mutant (1981 Demo)
9. Rip Dis Joint (1979 Demo)
10. World War 3 (1979 Single)
11. Nazi Training Camp (1978 Single)
12. America the Beautiful (1982 Demo)
13. Liar for Hire (1982 Demo)
14. No Way Out (1982 Demo)
15. Rent-a-riot (1982 Demo)
16. Kill, Kill, This Is Pop (1979 Van Comp Track)
17. The Prisoner (1978 Single)
18. 13 (1978 Single)
19. Woke Up Screaming (1978 Single)
20. Royal Police (1978 Single)
21. Whatcha Gonna Do? (1979 Single)

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About the artist

D.O.A.

With a name like D.O.A, you know you’re in for a wild ride. This punk rock powerhouse hails from Vancouver, Canada and has been tearing up stages across North America for over four decades. Fronted by the legendary Joe Keithley, D.O.A. has become a staple in the punk scene, known for their raw energy and socially conscious lyrics. Their discography reads like a punk rock manifesto, with classics like "Hardcore '81" and "Bloodied But Unbowed" cementing their place in music history. D.O.A. is not just a band, they are a force to be reckoned with. Keithley’s no-holds-barred attitude and fearless approach to punk rock has earned him a reputation as one of the most influential figures in the genre. His passion for social justice and political activism infuses every chord and lyric, making D.O.A. a voice for the disenfranchised and the downtrodden. Their live shows are legendary, with Keithley’s fiery stage presence and the band’s relentless energy leaving audiences begging for more. D.O.A. is not just a band, they are a movement, a call to arms for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider. In a sea of cookie-cutter punk bands, D.O.A. stands out as a beacon of authenticity and rebellion. So if you’re looking for a dose of old-school punk rock with a side of truth and justice, look no further than the incomparable D.O.A.

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