The Lemonheads: Hate Your Friend (Expanded Edition) (CD)

The Lemonheads: Hate Your Friend (Expanded Edition)

The Lemonheads

Hate Your Friend (Expanded Edition)

CD (Compact Disc)

Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.

The Lemonheads: Hate Your Friend (Expanded Edition), CD

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EUR 9,99*

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Versandkosten

Label: Fire, 1987
Bestellnummer: 3079428
Erscheinungstermin: 25.10.2013

*** digitally remastered
*** Digisleeve

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Product Information

Fire Records will be reissuing the first three albums by the Lemonheads, Hate Your Friends (1987), Creator (1988) and Lick (1989), featuring copious bonus tracks and many never-before released rarities and live recordings. Together, these seminal albums showcase the band's early punk rock roots-and trace the Lemonheads' transformation towards becoming one of the most successful and influential bands in indie rock.

Before the 90s. Before the internet. Before Nevermind. Back when something called "independent music" first began reaching a wider audience, through college radio, word-of-mouth, and that small "underground" record store you seem to find in every town...there was a band from Boston called Lemonheads.

High school friends Ben Deily and Evan Dando, Lemonheads' primary songwriters, co-guitarists and co-vocalists, first recorded together on 4-track cassette in the spring of 1985; by the end of the decade they - together with bass player Jesse Peretz, sometimes-guitarist Corey Brennan, and successive drummers Doug Trachten and John P. Strohm - had created a body of recordings which would see them on MTV's fledgling "120 Minutes," beating out the Grateful Dead on college radio charts, and entering the consciousness of a generation of music fans.