Steps, The
Universal Studios (red)
This 12-song LP presents these teenage punks from east of Los Angeles, where enthusiasm converges with electrifying energy in their sound. Through flyers, the Valley Blvd Comp, and their sought-after 7-inch EP released in 1985, which commands top dollar in the collector's market, these 15-year-old punk rockers sure know how to play and sing, but don't know how to drive. Not to mention, they write some catchy tunes. The 80's style thug-pop-punk grows on you like a fungus. Think of old Buzzcocks, Descendents, and The Dickies. This is a must-have for any fan of the historic Los Angeles sound and remastered by Jack Control "FEAR, STIV BATORS & 999". We also just found out this was the last release ever pressed at TKO's Cascade Record Pressing. This is a ripper, a sure must. On red vinyl.