Saturday December 15th 2007, 9:24 am
Filed under: American
Filed under: American
Uniform Choice - Original Demo July 19, 1984 Do 7″ (Nemesis Records)
Uniform Choice was one of the first post-Minor Threat bands to begin calling themselves “straight-edge,” and they played a role in bringing that scene together in Orange County. Their sound draws fairly heavily from D.C. hardcore, but it’s a little catchier. This record was released as a double 7” with a folded cover and includes early demo recordings of the Band. Compared to their newer releases they had a rougher sound on these tracks. Anyway, this record should have its place in every good collection…enjoy!!!
Tracks
Sometimes
Dont Quit
Something To Say
Bully
Sober
Straight and Alert
Rumors
Uniform Choice
Someday
Walls
Posted by: absolom
wow thanks for posting this up. I was looking for this for so long
Amazing! wish I never gave that UC hoodie to my 12 year old girlfriend….when I was 17.
I posted this a couple of months ago. I don’t like this demo near as much as the stuff they did later. They’re too sloppy on this recording, they just don’t have their shit together like on the LP.
Really great post of a single I haven’t had the chance to hear before. I can fully understand why this post really didn’t get a great reaction. I am a UC fan but these demos blow compared to the full studio release.
Ian great to see you got blog up and running, all the best in ‘08 with your blogging.
That’s why it’s called a demo dumbfucks.
umm, what you talking bout? dumbfucks…where?
I have this demo for sale if anyone wants to buy it, only ONE copy though.
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