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I'm a jaded post punk punk rocker, you got a problem with it? I never dug the fashion element, nor the angry element. I always loved the political and consciously rebellious elements. I missed the real punk era, the Vandals, Sex Pistols, Cramps, et. al. I did catch the waning tide of op ivy, dead kennedys, mxpx, pennywise, nofx, nomeansno, etc, etc...I haven't heard punk that I felt had a political message or a tight refined sound in years, but thanks to my friend Randy, great recording engineer in Dallas if you ever need one, I found Poster Boy Material. In one album these guys fom Dallas, TX hit on Gay Marriage, Immigration Policy, Drug Abuse, and Elitism with a sound that ranges from the edge of hardcore to ska. I can't wait to get the album. Written by Darrel O'Pry Entitled To Human Rights Music | Category | Heavy Metal Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7676106 | | Catalog number | 190012 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 23, 2007 |
Poster Boy Material Entitled To Human Rights Songs | 1. | An Argument With No Basis |
| 2. | The Art Of Shunning |
| 3. | My Upset Stomach |
| 4. | Blue Jeans And A Button Up |
| 5. | Unnecessary Evil |
| 6. | Our Onw Third World Country |
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