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Black Flag

Live at "The On Broadway" 23 July 1982 [ Vinyl / 12" Album ]

Live at "The On Broadway" 23 July 1982

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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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  • Released Date: 05 Jan 2024

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

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Black Flag Live at "The On Broadway," July 23, 1982 Review: Sweat-soaked, beer-fuelled, and blistering hot – just a few words to describe the legendary Black Flag's live performance at "The On Broadway" on July 23, 1982. This album captures the raw, untamed energy of one of punk rock's most iconic bands at the peak of their powers. From the moment they hit the stage, it's clear that Black Flag means business. The frenetic pace of tracks like "Rise Above" and "Fix Me" sets the tone for the night, with Henry Rollins' intense vocals cutting through the chaos like a knife. The band's relentless energy never wavers, driving the crowd into a frenzy that lasts throughout the entire set. But it's not just the raw power of Black Flag that stands out on this album – it's also the tight musicianship and incredible chemistry between band members. Greg Ginn's towering guitar riffs provide the perfect backdrop for Rollins' primal screams, while Chuck Dukowski's thunderous bass lines and Robo's rapid-fire drumming add an extra layer of intensity to the proceedings. Overall, Black Flag Live at "The On Broadway," July 23, 1982 is a must-listen for any fan of punk rock. It's a visceral, captivating snapshot of a band at the height of their powers, delivering a performance that is as ferocious as it is unforgettable. In short, this album is punk rock perfection.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. \No Martyrs\
2. I've Heaard It Before
3. Room 13
4. Depression
5. Can't Decide
6. Nervous Breakdown
7. Jealous Again
8. Scream
9. Six Pack
10. No Values
11. I've Had It
12. I've Got to Run
13. My Rules
14. Modern Man
15. Beat My Head Against the Wall
16. Fix Me
17. Rise Above
18. TV Party
19. Wasted
20. Revenge

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Black Flag

Artist Profile: BLACK FLAG In the gritty underbelly of the punk rock scene, Black Flag emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Led by the enigmatic and often controversial figure, Henry Rollins, this band has made an indelible mark on the music world. Formed in Hermosa Beach, California in 1976, Black Flag quickly gained a reputation for their raw, intense live performances and rebellious spirit. With their blistering guitars, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals, they were like a hurricane sweeping through the stagnant waters of mainstream music. Their debut album, "Damaged", released in 1981, is a sonic onslaught that still resonates with fans today. Tracks like "Rise Above" and "TV Party" are anthems of defiance and frustration, capturing the zeitgeist of the Reagan era. Despite numerous lineup changes and internal conflicts, Black Flag continued to push the boundaries of punk rock, expanding their sound to incorporate elements of heavy metal and experimental noise. Their live shows were legendary for their intensity and chaos, with Rollins often diving headfirst into the mosh pit, a true man of the people. Although Black Flag disbanded in 1986, their influence can still be felt in the music of bands like Nirvana, The Offspring, and Rage Against the Machine. Their legacy is a testament to the power of punk rock to challenge the status quo and inspire generations of musicians to come. So here's to Black Flag, the uncompromising pioneers of hardcore punk, a band that never backed down from a fight and always stayed true to their DIY ethos. "We've got the right to make some noise," Rollins once declared, and make noise they did. And long may they reign.

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