Punk Rock BRD Vol.3

1. Razzia - B-Alarm [2:38]
2. Male - Zensur & Zensur [2:34]
3. Nichts - Zehn Bier Zuviel [2:25]
4. OHL - Die Macht Des Feuers [2:13]
5. SS Ultrabrutal - Terroristen [4:12]
6. ZK - Fussball & Alk [1:25]
7. FKK Strandwixer - Mit Mir Moechte Ich Nicht Mal Selbst Befreundet Sein [2:01]
8. Razors - Disco [2:22]
9. Der Fluch - Die Nacht Der Toten [1:53]
10. Screamer - Here We Are [1:05]
11. Cretins - Samen Im Darm [2:49]
12. System - Hey Hallo Maedchen [2:43]
13. Toxoplasma - Ordinaere Liebe [1:39]
14. Ixtoc-1 - Nichts Gesehn [2:02]
15. Slime - Alle Gegen Alle [2:59]
16. Porno Patrol - Jump Back [2:03]
17. WKZ - Keine Chance [1:40]
18. Go Ahead - Like Me [2:17]
19. Vorkriegsjugend - Rache [1:29]
20. K.G.B. - Ich Kann Mich Nicht Erinnern [1:38]
21. Ceresit - Aufrecht [3:24]
22. S.O.S. - Am Rande Des Ruins [1:14]
23. Volxfront - Besatzer 'Raus [2:51]
24. Idiots - Der S04 Und Der BVB [2:05]
25. The Crowds - Amerika [2:20]
26. Boskops - Frisch Aus England [2:24]
27. Beck's Pistols - Poebel Und Gesocks [2:11]
28. Inferno - 1983 [1:22]
29. Agen-53 - American Dream [2:30]
30. LWS - Verstehen Sie Spass? [3:28]
31. Marplots - Keine Ahnung [3:09]
32. Mottek - Nie Wieder Frieden [2:45]
33. Target - Freund Oder Feind [2:18]
34. Daily Terror - Andere Zeiten [3:35]
35. Die Toten Hosen - Alles Wird Gut [3:35]
36. ZSK - Wenn So Viele Schweigen [3:28]
37. Kapitulation B.O.N.N. - SArtist : Various Artists
Album : V.A. - Punk Rock BRD Vol. 3
Genre : Punk
Label : Weird Syst (Indigo)
Year : 2006
Source : CD
Tracks : 50
Time : 127:11 min
Size : 251,9 MB
Quality : VBR ~273K/s / 44100Hz / Stereo
Codec : LAME 3.97
Rip.date: 10.04.2007
Ripper : HDP

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Delerium offered Wilson a contract to re-issue both cassettes as two albums. Declining this offer, the debut album, 'On The Sunday Of Life' issued in the summer of 1991, was a compilation comprising material from both the 1989 'Tarquin's Seaweed Farm - Words From A Hessian Sack' and 1990 'The Nostalgia Factory' tapes. Initially only 500 copies were pressed, the record clad in an elaborate gatefold sleeve. However, reaction amongst the Progressive Rock community was unanimously positive and almost immediately this first batch sold out. Such was demand that by 2000, 'On the Sunday Of Life…' had clocked up sales in excess of 20,000 copies.

The outtakes would eventually emerge as a limited edition set 'Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape' in December 1991. PORCUPINE TREE's first single, 'Voyage 34', would be suitably ambitious comprising of one 30 minute track split into two phases, segmented by narrative culled from 1960s LSD propoganda. 'The intention was for 'Voyage 34' to form part of and precede a second album, 'Up The Downstair', released in May 1993. As it transpired, the album hosted an entirely new body of work. Studio guests included future PORCUPINE TREE band members, former JAPAN keyboard player Richard Barbieri and bass player Colin Edwin. Momentum was now so great that in December 1993 PORCUPINE TREE was finally established as a proper band unit, counting Steven Wilson on lead vocals and guitar, Colin Edwin on bass guitar, Richard