Articles Of Faith – In This Life
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Lone Wolf Records – LWR 001 |
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Vinyl
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USA & Canada |
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Genre: |
Rock |
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Punk |
Tracklist
| A1 | Remain In Memory | |
| A2 | Doesn't Have To Be That Way | |
| A3 | Wasn't I Right | |
| A4 | Wheedle Dee | |
| A5 | Around In Circles | |
| A6 | Nowhere | |
| B1 | Trains | |
| B2 | Wait For Me | |
| B3 | Never Really Understood | |
| B4 | Cambridge | |
| B5 | In This Life |
Companies, etc.
- Copyright © – Metanonia Music
- Recorded At – Nicollet Studios
- Mixed At – Nicollet Studios
Credits
- Backing Vocals – Dave Shield (tracks: A1 to A6, B2 to B5)
- Bass – Dave Shield
- Drums – Virus X (2)
- Engineer – Steve Fjelstad
- Guitar – Vic Bondi
- Lacquer Cut By – JW*
- Lead Vocals – Vic Bondi (tracks: A1 to A6, B2 to B5)
- Photography By [Insert Photo] – Jill Heath
- Producer – Bob Mould
Notes
Including printed innersleeve
In This Life was recorded and most of it mixed Easter Weekend 1985-Good Friday, over, Easter Sunday and Monday-at Nicollet Recording Studios in Minneapolis, MN. The job was finished and a couple of tunes remixed the second Wednesday in January 1986.
All songs are copyright 1985 Metanonia Music BMI.
Copyright ® 1985
Jacket Made in Canada
Made in Canada (printed on labels)
Lone Wolf Records, 1235 Lambeth Rd., Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H-2E2
In This Life was recorded and most of it mixed Easter Weekend 1985-Good Friday, over, Easter Sunday and Monday-at Nicollet Recording Studios in Minneapolis, MN. The job was finished and a couple of tunes remixed the second Wednesday in January 1986.
All songs are copyright 1985 Metanonia Music BMI.
Copyright ® 1985
Jacket Made in Canada
Made in Canada (printed on labels)
Lone Wolf Records, 1235 Lambeth Rd., Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H-2E2
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, etched): LWR-001-A JW "THE GHOST DANCES"
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, etched): LWR-001-B JW "WAIT FOR LIGHT"
- Rights Society: BMI
Other Versions (2)
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In This Life (Cassette, Album) | Lone Wolf Records | LWR 001C | USA & Canada | 1986 | ||
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In This Life (LP, Album) | Lone Wolf Records | LWR 001 | Canada | 1986 |
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Reviews
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The AOF font is Eurostile #2, btw. This album was recorded Easter Weekend 1985 and it sounds exactly just like that - like a renewal. Cannot praise this album enough. -
Grabs you by the throat and never lets you go. Sincerity, commitment, honesty and timelessness are the key words here. Plus some top notch musicianship and songwriting skills! Deeply rooted in Husker Du's feeling and intensity, AOF managed to deliver two of the best American long players ever recorded. Listen to "Wait For Me" and cry. In the Eighties some hardcore bands wrote the folk music of their time (Minutemen,Husker Du,Rhythm Pigs), a reflection of current affairs and a journey through the soul and worries of a generation and Articles Of Faith excelled at that game. Yes, it's so good and a true must have.
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Edited 19 years agoArticles of Faith were one of the best hardcore punk bands ever. Their combination of intelligently balanced angst and frustration at a profoundly unfair and cruel world and at the same time voicing personal struggles with a sincerity so rarely found is remarkable: "And to find out that i eat my words with the same forked tongue that spit them out till i become just what i railed about". Musically wonderful and original, the songs on 'In This Life' are have always been there in the back of my mind since i first heard them in 1990, noteworthy for the very tastful use of harmonies and sing-songy backing vocals over a screaming enraged Vic Bondi. Fierce angst, but not at all tough0guy meathead music. This record touches my soul. I love it to death.
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