SUICIDAL TENDENCIES - s/t LP live probably won’t change whatever opinion

probably won’t change whatever opinion you already have

arguably their best known song fuses aggression with deconstructed angular riffs that arguably laid the blueprint for late Nineties post-hardcore while Doyle's penchant for a sexual innuendo or two rises to the fore on 'Hibernation'

young bands like Sea Scouts

and Pharoah Sanders at their peaks

Opening track “Prestige Pricing” is named after the practice of deliberately inflating the price of a product to indicate it’s prestigious status

SUICIDAL TENDENCIES - s/t LP live probably won’t change whatever opinionRandom colour vinyl. The birth of crossover thrash! Excellent album!