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WALK TOGETHER, ROCK TOGETHER 12" 01. In Your Face 02. Spread 03. 99 Red Balloons 04. Remains to be Seen 05. Walk Together, Rock Together 06. How Do You Think You'd Feel 07. Strength Label: Positive Force Records/BYO Records Cat #: No. 2/BYO 010 Format: 12" Released: 1985 |
Reviews: Here 7 Seconds have their best recording ever. There are a few disappointments like "99 Red Balloons," and "Strength." However, songs like "In Your Face" and the title track make up for it. A definite must for anyone who even remotely likes 7 Seconds. -Thomas Siegel (from Ink Disease #9, Summer 1985) It's tough to follow up their exceptional LP, but 7 SECONDS have done it again. These are the tracks recorded with Ian MacKaye in DC, and you can note the influence. All the pleasant harmonies and sing-alongs are present in full form, and the well thought-out lyrics that make this band what they are. A cover of "99 Red Balloons" ought to perk you up, but the other tracks are the real steadfast melodies. As usual, great stuff; get it while you can. -Pushead (from Maximum Rocknroll #24, April 1985) |