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2004, Rough Trade
RESTOCK. A.R.E. Weapons is a NYC trio consisting of Matthew McAuley, Brain F McPeck, and manager/musician Paul Sevigny. The Weapons have been making tracks and playing incendiary live shows in and around the downtown NYC slum set.
Throwing parties/showz that draw crazers of all sorts (drug addicts, gallery owners, actress people, model things, fashion dorks, music nerds, criminals, and ultimately the police), the Weapons have inevitably earned a reputation for being wild and bold with the balls to back it up. Not content neither with retro-retard rock nor electro-amateurism, the Weapons have created a sound high on energy, long on musicality, and rife with pissed off, but ultimately positive, messages.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Don't Be Scared |
| 2 | Strange Dust |
| 3 | Changes |
| 4 | A.R.E. |
| 5 | Fuck You Pay Me |
| 6 | Headbanger Face |
| 7 | Bad News |
| 8 | Black Mercedes |
| 9 | Street Gang |
| 10 | Hey World |
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Customer Reviews
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Anne InsoundHello. This is my vote for the most underrated album of all time. Here’s the worst thing about most records: trying too hard. These guys didn’t try hard AT ALL. I doubt they even knew they were making a record through half of this. It’s like the candid camera of rock and roll records. Before I ever heard them, I read a review that likened them to out of work dock workers starting a Suicide cover band. And it was like that, but laced with bourgeois class riots, expensive drugs and revisionist nostalgia for the 80s trash strikes. Still the most hated band in New York and by all accounts getting worse by the minute. I could not love this album more. It would be impossible.