Warzone - Lower East Side Crew E.P. (Full EP)

Debut EP by legendary New York Hardcore band Warzone. 7" EP Released through Revelation Records in 1987.
Tracklist:
1. War Between Races 0:00
2. Always - A Friend For Life 1:06
3. Will You Ever Come Back 3:23
4. Take A Stand 5:26
5. Wound Up 7:00
6. Under 18 8:20
7. We're The Crew 9:35

[@reignofterrorzion3211]

Great Ep! Raybeez did so much for the Hardcore scene. I had the pleasure of actually hanging out with him and Vinnie Stigma from Agnostic Front! In the Wetlands club in N.Y.C. "94" R.I.P. My brother!

[@jaybird7152]

The days of the wetlands were great & Ray beez working the back door .

[@aryanalijah3502]

i realize it is kind of off topic but does anybody know of a good website to stream newly released series online?

[@maximoaugustus1768]

@Aryan Alijah i watch on Flixportal. You can find it on google :)

[@xMANIAx-lm8gb]

Don't forget your roots! In observance of the legendary Ray Beez, your spirit forever lives on.

[@cuervohxc]

RIP Todd Youth

[@nickbataran]

RIP Todd Youth.

[@jayonez13]

Bought this at Some Records NYC 1987

[@skinheadyouth66]

jayonez13 lol me 2

[@regiskokrel527]

D'you remember the month of its release ?

[@stevendios1964]

Still have it?

[@georgharveyoswald5982]

Goes for a pretty penny nowadays

[@anthonydidomenico1181]

This ep was the only thing besides united blood that i played daily (not vinyl.. Taped version)....unfortunately i sold them but like a real HC kid.. Hard times is your gain

[@sunnyvaledrunk6688]

Rip raybeez! Thnx for uploading this!

[@chancespencer7381]

Thanks for the upload! This sounds very clean!

[@jusztinnemeti6380]

My friend had this record growing up. I thought it was just a badly worn used copy. He corrected me explaining it was bad production. Still sounds like they recorded it on a jam box cassette tape in their practice space. Songs are excellent though and I prefer these versions over the ones on Don't forget the struggle, don't forget the streets.

[@nickcirillo6191]

When NYHC had Balls..

[@raymondt.1880]

this is true lower east side hardcore.i herd them in '87' at the time agnostic front was my favorite lower east side band. so many great bands from N,Y,C, R,I,P, RAY AND TODD YOUTH,

[@skinheadyouth66]

rip Ray rip Todd

[@BobGeanis]

Still bumping this

[@jayonez137]

Bought this EP in summer of 87’ at Some Records in NYC. I remember the vinyl was an orange press

[@louidivine3140]

They go well with rhe band Frontline

[@dariofernando5572]

Actually original 7" is very expensive

[@Oi-nu7gh]

Yes it is, bought it over 20 years ago for 50 bucks

[@georgharveyoswald5982]

Thousands now no?

[@dariofernando5572]

@@georgharveyoswald5982 150,00 GBP 1988 Repress 993,00 € 1987 1st pressing (discogs) and in fact this ( at least for me) is a musically quite bad Ep, with an ugly production, the first LP is much better (or less worse) and I don't think it's that expensive

[@dariofernando5572]

@@georgharveyoswald5982329,50 € 1987 (Don't Forget The Struggle Don't Forget The Streets )

[@georgharveyoswald5982]

Woops haha yeah the highest one I've seen sold was 750 USD but more common around 200-300 usd

[@plzineedtogowayrn6353]

love

[@jerryhernandez675]

This is the shit!!!!

[@designermywaist4218]

she wana meet carti

[@gall-goidil-bastardoftheno9902]

love the original version of the "lower east side" although their newer had a bad ass cover of "the real enemy"

[@51-73-i6w]

No, this version is way better