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| Matt from Bishops Stortford, United King |  |
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Feb 24 2005 |
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This is probably the best compilation Rev have ever released, and showcases most of their early 90s backcatalogue spanning every flavour of punk. From emo godfathers Texas is the Reason, to straight-edge pioneers Chain of Strength and Judge via the more angular left-field postrock of bands like Sparkmarker, there's something on In Flight Program to appeal to anyone who likes hardcore.
It's cheap, and it has "Embrace" by Ignite on it. What are you waiting for?
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| K. from Galveston, TX |  |
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Jan 4 2005 |
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A CD with a lot of NYHC bands, this comp is a good bargain. Judge, Underdog, Gorilla Biscuits, Youth of Today, and Quicksand are all great. Some punk and emo show up as well; (Texas is the Reason have a great song.) Only tracks 4 and maybe 8 are throwaways. A good buy for anyone who relishes the mid-90's.
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| Rick from New Orleans, LA | |
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Jun 30 2004 |
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one of the best comps ever made old stuff from alot of bands that are overlooked for what they did..these were golden days...
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| Oliver from Royal Palm Beach, FL | |
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Dec 9 2001 |
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When I ordered this CD I didn't know many of the bands excepet for the NYHC bands -- that's what I was interested in, and it ended up being ok. Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits, Judge, Warzone, Bold, Quicksand, Burn, etc. are all great, but the other bands (Texas is the Reason, Sense Field, etc.) aren't my kind of punk. So if you like NYHC I recommend not really buying this CD, if you're into new school stuff, good for you.
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