Descendents - Bonus Fat - Weinerschnitzel Red Color Vinyl Record
Compiled in 1985, Bonus Fat gathers the earliest recordings from Descendents, one of punk's most beloved bands. It pairs the 1981 Fat EP with the band's 1979 debut single "Ride the Wild" / "It's a Hectic World" and the outtake "Global Probing," first heard on the Chunks compilation.
Together these eight songs map the band's leap from breezy, surf-tinged power pop to the caffeine-fueled hardcore of the Fat EP. Milo Aukerman fronts blasts like "My Dad Sucks," "I Like Food" and the 11-second "Weinerschnitzel," while guitarist Frank Navetta and bassist Tony Lombardo take lead vocals on the two early single songs, with Bill Stevenson behind the kit. Originally released on the Minutemen's New Alliance Records, this material laid the groundwork for Milo Goes to College.
This Org Music reissue comes on Weinerschnitzel red color vinyl, with lacquers cut by Dave Gardner and pressing at Furnace Record Pressing. A fast, funny and essential piece of any punk collection.
Side A
1. My Dad Sucks
2. Mr. Bass
3. I Like Food
4. Hey Hey
5. Weinerschnitzel
6. Global Probing
Side B
1. Ride the Wild
2. It's a Hectic World
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Descendents - Bonus Fat - Weinerschnitzel Red Color Vinyl Record
