published: 22 /
12 /
2005
Label:
Sudden Death
Format: CD
Enjoyable compilation from late 70's Vancouver-based punks Young Canadians, which, despite a somewhat poor quality, is definitely worth checking out
Review
This compilation from Sudden Death Records brings together all the work of Vancouver's Young Canadians. Singer, guitarist songwriter Art Bergman, together with bassist Jim Bescott and drummer Barry Taylor formed the band in 1979 and were playing around the same time as DOA and the Subhumans.
Musically, this is first time around punk and despite the band only lasting 3 years, they recorded 3 EPs with enough material to put together this somewhat belated, by about 25 years, album. I have to admit I was unaware of them despite liking 70s/80s punk - maybe because of their short career and them being Canadian-but I enjoyed it.
If, like me, you like old style punk and haven't heard of them, despite the somewhat dubious quality of its recording, 'No Escape' is definitely worth checking out.
Track Listing:-
1
Son Of Spam
2
Can't Be Denied
3
I Hate Music
4
Automan
5
Don't Tell Me
6
Where Are You
7
Question Of Temperature
8
Wait For Your Approval
9
Fuck Your Society
10
Hawaii
11
Well, Well, Well
12
Hulabaloo Girls
13
No Escape
14
Beg, Borrow Or Steal
15
Last Tango (Femme Fatale)
16
Data Redux
17
Just A Loser
18
This Is Your Life
19
Don't Bother Me
20
Picture Of Health
21
Poison Of The Thought