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Live Recording
Personnel: Mike Ness (vocals, guitar); John Maurer (guitar, bass guitar, background vocals); Christopher Reece (drums, snare drum).
Recording information: Casbah Studio, Fullerton, CA.
After the long layoff that followed their groundbreaking debut, Mommy's Little Monster, Mike Ness and Social Distortion dropped another seminal punk offering, Prison Bound, in 1988. Slower and more song-driven than their previous disc, this sophomore outing is an absolute triumph. The epic stories of hard living and regret that became Social Distortion's trademark fill Prison Bound's track list. Right off the top, the band adds Ghost Riders-like surf/country guitar riffs to "It's the Law," proclaiming a commitment to their rootsy punk direction. Cautionary tales like the title cut foreshadow future monster hits like "Ball and Chain" off of the group's self-titled 1990 release. Other highlights include "Like an Outlaw" and a raucous cover of the Rolling Stones' "Backstreet Girl." Fans of Social Distortion who have somehow neglected to pick up this gem are encouraged to do just that at their very first opportunity, as the list of West Coast punk offerings more influential than Prison Bound is extremely short. ~ Vincent Jeffries
With the debut MOMMY'S LITTLE MONSTER, Social Distortion emerged as one of the most interesting early-'80s Calpunk bands, mixing punk aggression with crafty songwriting and a rootsy influence. Singer/songwriter Mike Ness's well-publicized drug problems put the group out of commission for a while, but after a six-year wait the band followed MONSTER with the explosive PRISON BOUND. The album's lyrics are full of the wisdom and pain of Ness's travails. "Prison Bound," "Lawless," and others set the tone for much of the group's future work with a mixture of outlaw bravado and former-badboy regret. "Like an Outlaw" and the Stones' "Backstreet Girl" marked the beginning of the group's flirtation with country and roots-rock, which would become more prevalent in future releases.
Prison Bound Music | List Price | $13.98 (You save $1.99) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Alternative, Punk, Hard Rock | | Label | Time Bomb Recordings | | Orig Year | 1988 | | All Time Sales Rank |  12551  | | CD Universe Part number | 1224830 | | Catalog number | 43501 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 18, 1995 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Social Distortion; Chaz Ramirez | | Engineer | Social Distortion; Chaz Ramirez | | Recording Time | 41 minutes | | Personnel | Mike Ness - vocals, guitar
John Maurer - guitar, bass guitar, background vocals
Christopher Reece - drums, snare drum
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Social Distortion Prison Bound Songs Prison Bound Music Review Purchase Prison Bound CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Social Distortion Mommy's Little Monster CD (1983)
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Social Distortion: Michael Ness (vocals, electric guitar); Dennis Dannell (electric guitar); Brent Liles (bass); Derek O'Brien (drums, percussion).
Additional personnel: Chazz Ramirez (organ).
Producers include: Social Distortion, Chaz Ramirez, Thom Wilson.
Recorded on December 24, 1982.
Personnel: Mike Ness (vocals, guitar, electric guitar); Derek O'Brien (vocals, drums, percussion); Dennis Danell (guitar, electric guitar).
Recording information: Casbah, Fullerton, CA (1983); Casbah; Fullerton (1983).
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| | Social Distortion Mainliner (Wreckage Of The Past) CD (1995) Wreckage Of The Past
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Personnel: Mike Ness, Mike Palm (vocals, guitar); Dennis Danell (guitar); Irvin Jarrett (drums, snare drum); Derek O'Brien (drums).
Recording information: 04/1981-10/1981.
Photographer: Ed Colver.
Mainliner: Wreckage From the Past is a collection of early singles and rare B-sides from Orange County punk legends Social Distortion. Recorded while they were still in their teens, this early material shows no signs of the country-influenced sound that would appear later in the band's career. The main style displayed here is pure punk fury with short, fast songs, lyrics about teen rebellion, and plenty of attitude to go around. "Playpen," "Moral Threat," and "All the Answers" speak of the plight of the early punk rockers who took major abuse from all forms of authority back in a period where the musical style was still considered dangerous. "Mainliner" ...
| | Social Distortion Live At The Roxy CD (1998)
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Social Distortion: Mike Ness (vocals, guitar); Dennis Danell (guitar); John Maurer (bass); Chuck Biscuits (drums).
Recorded live at The Roxy, Hollywood, California on April 7-9, 1998. Includes liner notes by Mike Ness.
Personnel: Mike Ness (vocals, guitar); Thomas Nordegg, Mark Haworth, Dennis Danell (guitar); Brad Nichols (drums, snare drum); Chuck Biscuits (drums).
Audio Mixers: James Saez; Mike Ness.
Recording information: Roxy, Hollywood, CA (04/07/1998-04/09/1998); The Roxy; Hollywood, CA (04/07/1998-04/09/1998).
Editor: Andrew Scheps.
Photographers: Jolie Clemens; Gabrielle Geiselman; Mike Ness.
Unknown ...
| | Social Distortion Somewhere Between Heaven And Hell CD (1992)
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Live Recording
Social Distortion: Mike Ness (vocals, lead guitar); Dennis Dannell (rhythm guitar); John Maurer, Christopher Reece.
Recorded at El Dorado Studios, Hollywood, California.
Personnel: Mike Ness (vocals, guitar); Dennis Danell (guitar).
Audio Mixers: Dave Jerden; Andy Wallace.
Recording information: El Durado Studios; Hollywood, C and C Beach (1991).
Unknown Contributor Roles: John Maurer; Christopher Reece; Dennis Danell; Mike Ness.
Social Distortion finally achieves the perfect balance between their two major influences, the country anguish of Johnny Cash and the furious punk rock ...
| | Social Distortion White Light White Heat White Trash CD (1996)
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WHITE LIGHT WHITE HEAT WHITE TRASH contains an unlisted track, a cover of the Rolling Stones' "Under My Thumb."
Social Distortion: Mike Ness, Dennis Danell, John Maurer, Chuck Biscuits.
Audio Mixers: John Travis ; Mike Ness.
Illustrator: Kalynn Campbell.
Unknown Contributor Roles: John Maurer; Chuck Biscuits.
With White Light, White Heat, White Trash, Social Distortion made a conscious attempt to cash in on the alternative "revolution" of the early '90s." Underneath the layers of glossy hard rock production, the band still hold fast to some of their punk roots, but too often they sound like a heavy hard rock band. Of course, that commercial sheen is intentional -- it's the only way they could appeal to the legions of post-grunge ...
| | Social Distortion Sex, Love And Rock 'N' Roll CD (2004)
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Social Distortion: Mike Ness, John Maurer, Jonny Wickersahm, Charlie Quintana.
Audio Mixers: Cameron Webb; Mike Ness.
Photographers: Christine Marie; Chapman Baehler.
Eight years separated the release of Social Distortion's misguided White Light, White Heat, White Trash and their next studio album, 2004's Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll, and a fair amount happened to the band in that time. Most notably, Dennis Danell, who had been the only constant in the band's lineup besides leader Mike Ness, died in 2001 at the age of 39, and on a pair of solo albums Ness began digging deeper into the roots music that had long informed his style. After confronting the grief of losing one of his best friends and exploring the less muscular side of his musical personality, Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll makes it clear Ness and his bandmates were ready to turn up the amps and make some noise, but while musically this is firmly in the So-Cal punk mode of their best work, lyrically this music reflects the mind of a ...
| | Benny Goodman Swingsation CD (1999)
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Personnel: Benny Goodman (clarinet); Martha Tilton (vocals); Hymie Shertzer, Blake Reynolds (alto saxophone); Stan Getz, Babe Russin (tenor saxophone); Buck Clayton, Chris Griffin, John Best, Conrad Gozzo, Irving Goodman, Manny Klein, Harry James (trumpet); Murray McEachern, Urbie Green, Jimmy Priddy (trombone); Lionel Hampton (vibraphone); ...
| | Jann Arden Time For Mercy CD (1993) Import
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1993 debut album from the Canadian adult alternative singer/songwriter features 11 tracks. A&M. 1993.
Personnel: Jann Arden (vocals, acoustic guitar); Johnny Lee Schell (guitar, background vocals); David Resnik (guitar); Bob Foster, Sid Page (violin); Tom A. Talley (viola); Kevan Torfeh (cello); Mickey Raphael (harmonica); Jeffrey "CJ" Vanston (piano, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer, percussion); Marc J. Goodman (piano); Dominic Genova (acoustic bass); Kenny Lyon (bass); ...
| | Tubes What Do You Want From Live CD (1978) Import; Remastered
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This release features a live recording of The Tubes' 1977 concert in London. It includes such humoristic rock & roll songs as "White Punks on Dope" and "Don't Touch Me There".
Although their studio albums were often hit-and-miss affairs, the Tubes could always be counted on for a good live show during their mid-'70s heyday. In fact, they became a legend in the rock & roll world for their glitzy shows, which included half-nude women performing elaborate dance routines and a variety of characters invented by frontman Fee Waybill, like punk rocker "Johnny Bugger" and blissed-out glam rock icon "Quay Lewd." What Do You Want from Live can't reproduce ...
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