Chain of Strength - What Hold Us Apart (1990 - EP)

Band: Chain of Strength
Album: What Hold Us Apart
Año: 1990
Label: Foundation Records
Genre: Hardcore/Straightedge/Youthcrew
Tracklist:
01 - Too Deep Until Now 00:00
02 - The Space Between 02:34
03 - Hurts To Ask 04:06
04 - Through These Eyes 05:48

[@INVERNOrec]

Best record ever!

[@ptcrusa]

The guitars sound like Hogan's Heroes. Nice and beefy

[@dexterj5615]

Smoking a fat bowl while I blast this

[@samfiadrangus9188]

Dexter J of course you are... TRAITOR!

[@nora1395]

Fuck yeah green edge till death!

[@reformtorta]

try doing coke while strenthening your chain. a game changer

[@danielc9320]

Was COS really "youth crew", I don't think so

[@danielc9320]

Youth crew was like WIDE AWAKE, RELEASE, maybe UPFRONT, like bands with no other platforms other than teens facing peer pressure etc...specific to teens only. I'm 40 and still listen to COS, youth crew bands hold no relevance

[@hottdogg9000]

GB, Bold, Yot, Wide Awake, Judge and PX are OG Youth Crew bands. A east coast thing.

[@allanreid1353]

I guess it depends on whether you recognise "youth crew" as a sub-genre or the actual crew that were hanging out and making music in NY.

[@eaanyills]

@@danielc9320 Literally none of those bands were part of the “youth crew.”
The youth crew was YOT, Judge, GB, Bold… that crew. It wasn’t a style. It was an actual set of dudes who happened to overlap in tons of each other’s bands.
So was a band youth crew? I don’t know, was Porcell in it? Sammy? Etc.

[@samfiadrangus9188]

Ah, now these songs sound properly shitty like on the original 7".

[@eaanyills]

The fuck? These songs sound incredible compared to the crap Revelation release.

[@DerekHundik]

@@eaanyills and that cover right out of Lost & Found catalog

[@artificialenergie]

I think I’m in the minority but I much prefer the Rev mix. To each their own though.