70-minute Shit Street is crammed with raw 1978-1979 live roarers, including 2 covers of ?It's All Over Now? and ?Search & Destroy? featuring guest guitar & vocal grunt from DEAD BOYS Cheetah Chrome & Jimmy Zero!!.'...Punk in its truest form: a bunch of really unpleasant losers playing some of the most furious, most antisocial amphetamine rave-ups ever....Shit Street is the album for the uninitiated to go for. It features all of their truly transcendent moments...' Mike Hudson.The Wire.

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Sounding very much like the voice of young conscious Jamaica, 23-year-old Warrior King mashes up the set on his debut album. Like many reggae youths, Warrior King began his career with a bristling hardcore style, mimicking his favorite DJ of the day, the relentlessly gruff Bounty Killa. But as a Rastafarian consciousness developed in him on into his adult years, Warrior favored the "singjay" style for a more emotively striking and message-oriented brand of music. The reggae community exal...   [ read more ]

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