Black Flag – Family Man

let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking let your fingers do the walking

is there an easy to spot distinguishable difference between the 1990 reissue and the 2008 reissue? all I'm seeing is maybe that little squiggly mark on the matrix but I can't tell if it's on the older one

Today I saw a minty copy of this in opened shrink with a 1986 SW price sticker that came with a "Guns Or Records? SST Survival Catalogue" that featured later releases (had catalog #s up to SST 061) . Possibly repress? Or maybe a repress was made a bit later with the same light labels...

https://punkygibbon.co.uk/images/m/meatpuppets/out_12_us_insert1.jpg this one. it appears to be packed with a lot of 1986 releases (as the date on the price tag on the shrink suggested)

Terrible album. Crappy and overall pointless spoken word with sloppy "jazz" instrumentation that is half-baked and hardly tolerable. Yet another case of bands trying to be experimental and just copying a formula poorly. (See: Yeezus)

A part spoken word album of Henry Rollins small stories and poems/ Part Jazz improve style hardcore album. Not the easiest listen for the casual Black Flag fan.

Intense and confrontational, Family Man finds Black Flag hitting a creative stride. The instrumental & spoken word material isn't for everyone, but if you enjoy reveling in some self hatred, you'll love this. I know I do!

Existe on colored vynil too