The Record (album)

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The Record
Studio album by Fear
Released	1982
Recorded	December 1981
Genre	Punk rock
Length	27:20
Label	Slash
Producer	Fear, Gary Lubow
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Fear chronology
I Love Livin' in the City b/w Now Your Dead (1978) The Record (1982) Fuck Christmas (1982)

The Record is an album by Fear, released in 1982

[edit] Track listing

1. Let's Have a War – 2:20
2. Beef Bologna – 1:47
3. Camarillo – 1:09
4. I Don't Care About You – 1:50
5. New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones – 2:08
6. Gimme Some Action – 1:00
7. Foreign Policy – 2:14
8. We Destroy the Family – 1:54
9. I Love Livin' in the City – 2:05
10. Disconnected – 2:07
11. We Got to Get Out of This Place – 2:38
12. Fresh Flesh – 1:44
13. Getting the Brush – 2:32
14. No More Nothing – 1:31

(Note: the CD reissue includes a bonus track: Fuck Christmas, from the band's single of the same name)

[edit] Personnel

• Lee Ving: vocals, guitar, bass
• Philo Cramer: guitar, vocals
• Derf Scratch: bass, saxophone, vocals
• Spit Stix: drums

[edit] Trivia

• The Fender Precision bass used by Derf Scratch on this album was sold to Mike Watt of The Minutemen and was later used on his band's second album, What Makes a Man Start Fires?

• I Don't Care About You was covered by Guns N' Roses on "The Spaghetti Incident?".

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