(Punk Rock/Skate Punk/Oldschool Hardcore) McRad - Коллекция (3 релиза; & Chuck Treece) - 2001-2013, MP3, 320 kbps

#77701. Prevent That Tragedy
02. Tomorrow's Headline
03. Broken String Dub (Live)
04. Mcshred
05. This Indecision
06. In My Forever
07. Weakness
08. Tom Groholski
09. Brain
10. Week Style
11. Fiend
12. Dead By Dawn
13. Jocelyn
14. Words Of Life
15. Dub For Andy (Live)
16. Separation/Words Of Life (Live)
17. Indecision (Live)
18. Jocelyn (Live)
19. R.I.P. Andy (Live)
Продолжительность: 1:03:56

#77701. Ejected
02. Feel
03. Prevent That Tragedy
04. Violin
05. TG
06. Tomorrow's Headline
07. Dead By Dawn
08. McShred
09. Weakness
10. Ship
11. Words of Life
12. TGII
13. Tell
14. Son
15. Always
16. LA4
Продолжительность: 0:38:46

#77701. It's All Right
02. One Minute (Blktop Project) [feat. Ray Barbee & Tommy Guerrero]
03. Punky Bruiser (Blktop Project) [feat. Tommy Guerrero & Ray Barbee]
04. Nu Age
05. Each One (feat. Darryl Jenifer)
06. Hesitation
07. Green Face (feat. Buick Audra)
08. All 4 U (feat. Dean Ween)
09. 4 Evah I Site
10. Don't Tread On Me (feat. Roger Miret)
11. Roar Pon Dem (feat. M. Mills, Kam Houff & Darryl Jenifer)
12. The Begin
13. The Guzzler (feat. Hr, Mao Clemmons & Brian Blas Johnson)
14. Ultimate Robot (feat. Spencer Johnson)
15. Drop the Graze
16. Silver Surfah
17. Song 4 U
18. Turn Up the Music (feat. Freddie Fox)
19. Life Daze (feat. Mike Watt)
20. Just Swim
Продолжительность: 0:55:14

Like Bad Brains, McRad started as an '80s hardcore band that specialized in speed punk and dabbled in metal, reggae, and jazz. As the sport of skateboarding became increasingly popular, they became favorites in the West Coast scene, despite their roots in Philly. In 1982, soon after skater Chuck Treece became sponsored (with the help of Bones Brigade mastermind Stacy Peralta), he formed the hardcore punk group McRad with fellow skater Zeke Zagar. The skate world and the band's thrashing music intersected after Beware Records released the band's first LP, Absence of Sanity, in 1987 and Powell Peralta used a few songs for a soundtrack used in the Savannah Slamma Contest. From there, Peralta invited Treece to do music for the skate videos Ban This, Propaganda, and Public Domain. The last was a street-skate sensation that gave the band major exposure, featuring the songs "Weakness" and "McShred" played over black-and-white footage of teen prodigies Ray Barbee, Steve Saiz, and Eric Sanderson ollieing down staircases and over fire hydrants. With the decline of Treece's professional skate career, the band devolved, and when Bad Brains frontman H.R. left the band in 1989, Treece auditioned; although he didn't get the spot, he did gain a friendship with the band and filled in for drummer Mackie Jayson when he left the Brains a few years later. After three tours, he spent his time in the groups Urge Overkill, Underdog, and the Mosquitoes while working as a session musician and pursuing solo endeavors. In 2007, the band returned with FDR, named after one of Treece's favorite Philadelphia skate locations. ~ Jason Lymangrover, Rovi