We're Trying to Practice [Live]

We're Trying to Practice [Live]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Best of compilation from L.A based rockers that featured Br ian Baker (Government Issue, Minor Threat, the Meatmen and Dag Nasty). 13 tracks recorded live at The Palace, Hollywood, 8/16/89. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Tracks:

Life Sentence
Hot Rod
Long Way Home
Can't Hold Back
Take Me Home
Simple Man
Blooze
Misery
Hollywood
Hallelujah, I Love Her
Shot In The Dark
Texas
Tush

Album Description

Best of compilation from L.A based rockers that featured Br ian Baker (Government Issue, Minor Threat, the Meatmen and Dag Nasty). 13 tracks recorded live at The Palace, Hollywood, 8/16/89. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Customer Reviews:

The best of the Junkyard cd's!!!!!.......2006-04-09

I own them all and listen to this one the most. Nicely recorded at a bar show in front of a bunch of drunk rockers, this one is live and smoldering from start to finish. Great live jams all the way thru with some interesting chatter between the songs.

This is the band at their best and in their element, check it out...

Brian Baker.......2003-10-16

He is in Bad Religion now. Still kicking butt on guitar

Good Cd.......2000-01-16

junkyard was my favorite band in the late 80's and early 90's. I seen them live several times in Texas and it was always a good time. I have listened to their two cd's over and over through the years and had given up on ever hearing anything from them again. This album was a good dose of what i been wanting to hear. Always wanted a live cd of Junkyard.

Demo Album.......2000-01-14

Junkard was one of the best bands of the late 80s, early 90s. They were better than almost all the headbanger ball bands of the day except for GNR, Motley Crue, and Skid Row. I still listen to both the title debut and Sixes, Sevens, & Nines. Buy both of those albums and skip this release of demos and poorly recorded live tracks if you don't have them. I bought this anyway because I haven't heard anything from this band in over eight years. I grew up in DC and followed Brian Baker through Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, and Junkyard. All completely differently styles and attitude, all great. Too bad I can't find out if he's in any new band.

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