Plea For Peace 1: Take Action by Various Artists (CD, 2001, Sub City) *NEW*

Description: Plea For Peace 1: Take Action by Various Artists [CD] Track Listing: 1 My Standard Break From Life - Alkaline Trio2 Dreamworld - Hot Water Music3 Jupiter (Remix) - Cave In4 To What End - Thrice5 Who Knew - AFI6 Heroes of the Corner Bar - Swingin' Utters7 Quincentuple Your Money - Lawrence Arms8 See You Yonight - The Eyeliners9 Wonderman (Hammer Smashed Ball) - Atom And His Package10 Hello, How Are You - Zero Zero11 Autobiography of a Nation - Thursday12 Catacomb - At The Drive-In13 Sauve Qui Peut - Shai Hulud14 Voiceover - Boy Sets Fire15 Mullet Burden - Dillinger Escape Plan16 Little Satisfactions - Grade17 Yesterday's Headlines - Good Riddance18 For The Day - Suicide Machines19 Summer Wind Was Always Our Song - The Ataris20 Sold - TSOL21 Gimme Brains - Bratmobile22 Abolish Work - the (International) Noise Conspiracy23 Snowball - Selby Tigers24 Inching Towards Juarez - Seam25 Notes On Pulling The Sky Down - Strike Anywhere26 All Rise - Jersey27 The Last Time - Link 8028 Can You Get Me Out Of Here - Mike ParkThe Plea for Peace1: Take Action is raising much needed funds and awarness for the Hopeline Network 1-800-SUICIDE and the network's certified local crisis centers which provide 24 hour, confidential assistance to youth crisis. Filled with unreleased, live and hard to find tracks this compilation is taken from the live 2001 tour of the same name. --- A lively collection of tunes from a bunch of lesser-known bands and a few more famous ones, Plea for Peace Take Action gives five percent of its royalties to the National Hopeline Network, a 24-hour, confidential helpline for people in need of someone to talk to about issues such as child abuse, depression, drug addiction, and suicide. A lot of the bands involved are political and sing about social issues in general. Musically, it's not all straight-up punk rock. There's some ska, an acoustic number, a couple of indie rock bands and some emo wanking, which keeps the record from becoming monotonous. Among the best numbers is Bratmobile's "Gimme Brains," a feisty tune with handclaps and some bouncy percussion which lives up to the band's name. Also, the (International) Noise Conspiracy deliver one of their better tunes, "Abolish Work," and Selby Tigers include a new, infectious song called "Snowball." Mike Park from the the Bruce Lee Band has a fine acoustic number about his family called "Can You Get Me Out of Here," and the original lineup of TSOL has a new song, "Sold," which they sneer in the same way as their classic tunes. There's also the nerdy, synth, one-man act Atom and His Package, some pseudo-Irish drunkenness from the Swingin' Utters, girl pop-punk from the Eyeliners, and the screaming and whooping of At the Drive-In. This compilation is a good taste of what's happening in the punk and indie scene, especially for those who are unaware of most of these bands. ~ Adam Bergman, AllMusic Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE

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