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7 Seconds - New Wind 1991

2009-04-07 - extension: rar - size: 35 MB

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7 seconds-NEW WIND

2009-10-12 - extension: rar - size: 44 MB

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7 seconds - new wind (1986) byoldxschool

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7 Seconds - NEW WIND ( Madison 1986 )
Toured with Youth Of Today and Verbal Assault. Great Singalong... We could be the new wind - oh, oh! (More)

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7 SECONDS on CAPITAL CHAOS 1998
http://capitalchaos.net 7 SECONDS on CAPITAL CHAOS TV 1998 live @ Bojangles - Sacramento, CA (More) http://capitalchaos.net 7 SECONDS on CAPITAL CHAOS TV 1998 live @ Bojangles - Sacramento, CA ....also on the bill were THE KNOCKOFFS, A DAY IN THE LIFE & 7 SECONDS http://capitalchaos.net 7 Seconds is a hardcore punk band from Reno, Nevada. Formed in 1979 by brothers Kevin Seconds and Steve Youth, their first show was played on March 2, 1980. In the February, 2005 issue of AMP magazine, in an article titled, "7 Seconds: 25 Years of Our Core," Kevin Seconds explained how the band's name originated: "We were big fans of The Dils, they had this EP, 198 Seconds of The Dils and I was so in love with punk rock that I would just write album titles on my clothes. This was still when Steve and I lived with my mom. We had this desk in this room we shared and I wrote '197 seconds of The Dils', I miswrote the title. Over time, everything else faded, but the 7 Seconds part was there, and I circled it, I thought it looked cool." http://7seconds.com 7 Seconds is well known for bringing positive ideals into hardcore punk and are considered "living legends" by many people in the underground punk scene. They helped along the Straight Edge Youth Crew movement in the 80's Hardcore scene. They have released numerous albums since 1981, including The Crew; Walk Together, Rock Together; New Wind; Good to Go and the recently released Take It Back, Take It On, Take It Over. They also appeared on the 1985 hardcore compilation Cleanse the Bacteria, in addition to numerous other compilations, such as "Not So Quiet On the Western Front," "Something to Believe In," and "Another Shot from Bracken." http://myspace.com/7seconds In the late 1980s, the band began to grow musically as they explored other sounds. Critics of this switch to more complex and slower music often compared the band to U2. Albums from this period include the Praise EP, Ourselves, and Soulforce Revolution. However, the band has since returned to their hardcore punk roots where they can claim more of a following. The band is still recording music and touring the United States, Europe, and Japan to this day. Trivially, 7 Seconds covered German pop artist Nena's hit song 99 Red Balloons on their second album, "Walk Together, Rock Together." Demos * 1980 (cassette), 1980 * Drastic Measures (cassette), 1980 * Socially Fucked Up (cassette), 1981 * Three Chord Politics (cassette), 1981 [edit] 7" EPs * Skins, Brains and Guts (Alternative Tentacles, 1982) * Committed For Life (Squirtdown, 1983) * Blasts From the Past (Positive Force, 1985) * Happy Rain/Naked (Eating Blur, 1993) * Split With Kill Your Idols (SideOneDummy, 2004) [edit] Albums * The Crew (Better Youth Organization, 1984) * Walk Together, Rock Together (Positive Force/BYO, 1985) * New Wind (Positive Force/BYO, 1986) * Praise [four-song EP] (Positive Force/BYO, 1986) * Live: One Plus One (Positive Force/Giant, 1987) * Ourselves (Restless, 1988) * Soulforce Revolution (Restless, 1989); #153 on the 1989 Billboard 200 * Old School (Headhunter/Cargo, 1991) * Out the Shizzy (Headhunter/Cargo, 1993) * alt.music.hardcore (Headhunter/Cargo, 1995) * The Music, The Message (Immortal/Epic, 1995) * Good To Go (SideOneDummy, 1999) * Scream Real Loud (SideOneDummy, 2000) * Take It Back, Take It On, Take It Over! (SideOneDummy, 2005) [edit] Compilations * Not So Quiet On The Western Front (MRR/Alternative Tentacles, 1982) * We Got Power: Party Or Go Home (Mystic, 1983) * Something To Believe In (BYO, 1984) * Nuke Your Dink (Positive Force, 1984) * Cleanse The Bacteria (Pusmort, 1985) * Another Shot For Bracken (Positive Force, 1986) * Four Bands That Could Change The World (Gasatanka, 1987) * Flipside Vinyl Fanzine, vol. 3 (Flipside, 1987) * Human Polity (One World Communications, 1993) * The Song Retains The Name, vol. 2 (Safe House, 1993) * Ten Years Later (Bossa Nova, 1997) * Short Music For Short People (Fat Wreck Chords, 1999) * Old School Punk Vol.1 (Walk Together, Rock Together) (Less)

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