ARTIST: VA
TITLE: Best Of Beyond Warped
LABEL: Immergent
GENRE: Punk
BITRATE: 218kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 59min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-08-08
RIP DATE: 2006-08-07

Track List

01. Guttermouth - Skater's Anthem   2:11
02. Guttermouth - Wasted Lives      2:10
03. Guttermouth - Mom               2:53
04. The Skulls - Aye, Aye, Aye      1:59
05. The Skulls - Victims            2:10
06. The Skulls - You Can't Drag Me  1:54
Down
07. Pulley - Runaway                2:40
08. Pulley - What Will They Do      2:11
09. Pulley - Cashed In              3:16
10. Blackfire - No Control          2:13
11. Blackfire - Possibility         2:54
12. Blackfire - Prove Them Wrong    1:22
13. Lennon - Property Of            2:58
Goatfucker
14. Lennon - Morning                3:57
15. Lennon - Rain                   3:01
16. Duane Peters And The Hunns -    1:20
Hunns Anthem
17. Duane Peters And The Hunns -    2:14
Wild
18. Duane Peters And The Hunns -    1:35
Ameri-Nightmare
19. The Phenomenauts - Mission      2:00
20. The Phenomenauts - Earth Is     3:45
The Best
21. The Phenomenauts - Jamboree     3:52
22. SideSixtySeven - Parasite       2:44
23. SideSixtySeven - Shallow End    2:14
24. SideSixtySeven - Smoke          2:18

Release Notes:

To bring the live concert experience home, Best of Beyond Warped features
recordings made during the 2004 tour and reflects its diverse lineup with
bands ranging from old school to new. One of the very first punk bands to
emerge from Southern California, The Skulls made their debut in 1977,
pre-dating other vital groups of the era like The Circle Jerks, Social
Distortion and the Adolescents. Formed in 1989 in the OC, Guttermouth
quickly became known for their fast, loud and hysterically offensive
lyrics. With song titles like "Bruce Lee Vs. The Kiss Army" and "Octopus
Hairpiece," the band was a runaway hit with the crowd during their stint
on the Warped Tour. The Phenomenauts’ mix of punk, pop and rockabilly
isn’t what first got the attention of the Tour organizers. The band
crashed a show in 2003 and performed for the next month and a half until
someone noticed they weren’t supposed to be on the bill. But it was enough
to impress, and the band was officially invited back for the 2004 tour.
Undoubtedly the only band on the bill that year to mix traditional Native
American drum prayersong with speed punk and political lyrics, Blackfire’s
"alter-native" intense performances are marked by political diatribe about
their Native American heritage. New school punk band Pulley, hardcore Side
Sixty Seven, unapologetic and in-your-face Duane Peters and the Hunns and
Lennon (with Warped rarity - a female songwriter) round out the
compilation.