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POSH HITS vol. 1 LP 01. Circle Jerks - Wild in the Streets 02. Agent Orange - Everything Turns Grey 03. Social Distortion - Moral Threat 04. The Crowd - Modern Machine 05. UXA - Immunity 06. Red Cross - Annette's Got the Hits/Cover Band 07. Baby Buddha - Your Cheatin' Heart 08. F Word - Shut Down 09. Los Microwaves - Time to Get Up 10. Channel 3 - You Make Me Feel Cheap 11. Black Flag - Louie Louie 12. The Simpletones - I Like Drugs 13. Shattered Faith - I Love America 14. TSOL - Peace Thru Power 15. Stepmothers - Push Comes to Shove 16. The Nuns - Suicide Child Label: Posh Boy Records Cat #: PBS-138 Format: LP Released: 1983 |
Reviews: Posh Hits Volume One is yet another compilation from Posh Boy Records. Mostly consists of old releases from Posh Boy recording artists that have worked with them since 1977. With a little never before released tunes included makes this well worthwhile to me. Includes Circle Jerks, Agent Orange, Social Distortion doing Moral Threat, Crowd, U.X.A., Simpletones, Shattered Faith, T.S.O.L., Stepmothers and the Nuns. L.A. Rocks! -Javi Savage (from Big City #4, July/August 1983) Like the title sez, this is a greatest hits record with songs most of ya have probably heard by now except "Moral Threat" by Social Distortion. Other bands include Red Cross, Circle Jerks, TSOL, Black Flag and numerous "alternative" bands. This is for the new punk or someone who missed out on earlier LA tunes. -Bess (from Paranoia #6, Spring 1983) A great compilation of tracks from the vaults of Poshboy Records. There are many gems here, but the Circle Jerks' "Wild in the Streets," the Crowd's "Modern Machine," and TSOL's "Peace Through Power" rank as highlights in an album that also includes chestnuts by Agent Orange, Black Flag, and UXA. Good variety and quality make this record mandatory if you don't have the original recordings. -Steve Spinali (from Maximum Rocknroll #7, July/August 1983) |