AFI
VERY PROUD OF YA
AFI's second album, on remastered color vinyl. Very Proud Of Ya included some new songs, as well as some re-recorded versions of songs from AFI's early EPs and two tunes from their first album. Plus, the LP version contains three vinyl-only bonus tracks. A time capsule of the group's East Bay Hardcore days.
Unlike a lot of recent vinyl re-issues, the remastering job on Very Proud Of Ya is a noticeable and tasteful improvement (not just another “loudness wars” casualty). The original recording always sounded significantly quieter than the albums it came between (AFI’s 1995 debut LP, Answer That and Stay Fashionable, and 1998’s Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes). This redux remedies that situation by turning the volume up a little and providing a fuller, punchy sound, but without ruining the audio via over-compression.
Cool comic cover art by AFI/Tiger Army bassist, Geoff Kresge. Guest appearances by Nick 13 from Tiger Army and future AFI guitar player Jade Puget.
LIMITED EDITION COLOR VINYL
Tracklist
A1 He Who Laughs Last...
A2 File 13
A3 Wake-Up Call
A4 Cult Status
A5 Perfect Fit
A6 Advances In Modern Technology
A7 Theory Of Revolution
A8 This Secret Ninja
A9 Soap-Box Derby
A10 Aspirin Free
B1 Fishbowl
B2 Charles Atlas
B3 Crop Tub
B4 Consult My Lover
B5 Take The Test
B6 Two Of A Kind
B7 Shatty Fatmas
B8 Yürf Rendenmein
B9 Cruise Control
B10 Modern Epic
B11 Who Said You Could Touch Me?
B12 Rolling Balls
B13 Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing
A1 He Who Laughs Last...
A2 File 13
A3 Wake-Up Call
A4 Cult Status
A5 Perfect Fit
A6 Advances In Modern Technology
A7 Theory Of Revolution
A8 This Secret Ninja
A9 Soap-Box Derby
A10 Aspirin Free
B1 Fishbowl
B2 Charles Atlas
B3 Crop Tub
B4 Consult My Lover
B5 Take The Test
B6 Two Of A Kind
B7 Shatty Fatmas
B8 Yürf Rendenmein
B9 Cruise Control
B10 Modern Epic
B11 Who Said You Could Touch Me?
B12 Rolling Balls
B13 Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing
