Minor Threat – Minor Threat
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Dischord Records – DISCHORD № 3 |
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US |
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Rock |
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Punk |
Tracklist
| A1 | Filler | |
| A2 | I Don't Wanna Hear It | |
| A3 | Seeing Red | |
| A4 | Straight Edge | |
| B1 | Small Man, Big Mouth | |
| B2 | Screaming At A Wall | |
| B3 | Bottled Violence | |
| B4 | Minor Threat |
Companies, etc.
- Engineered At – Inner Ear Studios
- Lacquer Cut At – Nashville Record Productions – NR12811
Credits
- Bass – Brian Baker
- Drums, Graphics – Jeff Nelson
- Engineer [Engineered By] – Don Zientara
- Guitar – Lyle Preslar
- Mixed By – Skip Groff
- Photography By [Cover Photo] – Susie Josephson
- Producer [Produced By] – Minor Threat
- Vocals – Ian MacKaye
Notes
First pressing in red sleeve with yellow labels. 1,000 made.
There are two different inserts for this release.
There are two different inserts for this release.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A label): NR12811-1
- Matrix / Runout (Side B label): NR12811-2
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Minor Threat (7", 45 RPM, EP, Repress, Yellow Sleeve) | Dischord Records | Dischord 3, DISCHORD № 3 | US | 1981 | ||
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Minor Threat (7", 45 RPM, EP, Repress, Green Sleeve) | Dischord Records | DISCHORD № 3, No. 3 | US | 1981 | ||
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Minor Threat (7", EP, Repress, Blue Sleeve) | Dischord Records | Dischord № 3, No. 3 | US | 1981 | ||
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Minor Threat (7", EP, Test Pressing) | Dischord Records | Dischord 3 | US | 1981 | ||
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Minor Threat (7", 45 RPM, EP, Repress, Red Sleeve - Blue Labels) | Dischord Records | Dischord 3 | US | 1981 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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proper repress is available now through dischord records and bandcamp - https://minorthreat.bandcamp.com/album/1st-7 -
the money the straight edge kids save from not doing substances, they waste on exorbitantly priced vinyl. hahahahahahaha -
Edited 4 years agoMissing from here:
CLEAR ACETATE COVER: Jeff Nelson printed 5 sleeves on clear acetates to see how the cover art would look with different colors, this is how they came to the decision to use red for the first issue and so on.
Also, apparently there's at least a few copies of the first pressing where there's no glue tabs, just a foldover for some reason...
White sleeves apparently exist too. -
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There are 2 different lyric sheets the one with `ian dropping microphone` pic is rarest
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some clear and white sleeves were made but with no intention to be released.. mostly unfolded, and most still reside at dischord
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Saw them at Great Gildersleeves back in 83?
Underrated club next to CB's . Hells Angels started a fight! Minor Threat had the energy and angst! Now where left with Ian the commentator! Him and Howard Cosell Rollins, never shut up!
Still all and all, one of my favorite Hardcore 7"'s !!! -
Edited 13 years agoNo reviews of one of the most important and influential hardcore records ever made??
Well, there's not much to say which hasn't already been said, but this makes early 80s UK hardcore punk sound like Journey. Fast, brutal hardcore, like a speeded-up, even angrier version of Discharge. Every track's a classic.
Hugely influential, and spawned a thousand imitators, but few came close to the power or influence of Minor Threat. If you claim to be into hardcore and you don't have this record in some form or another, then you probably think Limp Bizkit are hardcore :)
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