Fear - The Fear Record FLAC

Fear The End Records Punk 2012

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Fear
Title:	The Fear Record
Style:	Punk
Date of release:	2012
Label:	The End Records
Catalog Number:	TE216-1
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1341 mb
MP3 album size:	2069 mb

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Tracklist

1	Gimme Some Action
2	Disconnected Guitar – LeeRhythm Guitar – David Stark Soloist [Guitar] – Larry Arrieta
3	I Love Livin In The City
4	I Don't Care About You
5	Camarillo Guitar, Rhythm Guitar – Lee VingRhythm Guitar – Daves
6	Foreign Policy
7	We Got To Get Out Of This Place Rhythm Guitar – David Stark Soloist [Guitar] – Derol Caraco
8	No More Nothing
9	We Destroy The Family
10	Let's Have A War
11	Getting The Brush
12	New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones Tenor Saxophone – David Urquitti
13	Fresh Flesh
14	Beef Boloney

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TE216-2	Fear	The Fear Record ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	The End Records	TE216-2	US	2012
TE216-2	Fear	The Fear Record ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	The End Records	TE216-2	US	2012

Credits

Art Direction, Design, Guitar, Vocals – Lee Ving
Bass – Paul Lerma
Drums – Andrew Lee Jaimez
Engineer – Andrew Jaimez
Engineer [Additional Guitars] – John Lousteau
Guitar – David Stark
Layout – Devin Toye
Mastered By – Jason Livermore
Mixed By – Bill Stevenson
Photography By – Cynthia Correll
Producer – Leeving

Notes

Fear's debut album rerecorded by the current lineup of the band.
Includes download

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout Area Side A): TE216 - A S-83829
Matrix / Runout (Runout Area Side B): TE216 - B S-83830
Barcode: 6 54436 02161 2

Companies

Recorded At – The Compound, Los Angeles
Recorded At – Studio 606 West
Mixed At – The Blasting Room
Mastered At – The Blasting Room
Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-83829
Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-83830

Mr_KiLLaURa

The 2012 reissue on The End Records is actually a RE-RECORDING of this album. Not nearly as good as the original. Buyer beware.

thanks for the heads up I saw this yesterday and was considering it good thing I didn't take the plunge I'll wait for a slash copy

^^ Thanks to both for the heads up .. I was curious about a total re-recording, but I'll just leave it alone.

I agree with reductivemedia. This version was recorded 2011/2012 and pales in comparison to the original, obviously. Why would you appear in a documentary that highlights a record recorded in a specific time, at a specific place, then re-record somewhere totally different the same year? I have loved The Record for decades, and it's been besmirched by our very own, Lee Ving.