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Government Issue - Joy Ride (Vinyl)

Government Issue - Joy Ride (Vinyl)

Artist: Government Issue

Music Genre: Punk, Rock

Cat No
DSR-121
Released
2010
Pressing
USA
Styles
Punk

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ArtistGovernment Issue
FormatVinyl
LabelDr. Strange Records
Catalogue no.DSR-121
GenrePunk and Rock
Released2010
Barcode0757181012116

Government Issue — Joy Ride
Format: Vinyl • Label: Dr. Strange Records (DSR-121) • Released: 2010 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Punk

Tracklist:
A1. Blending In
A2. Understand
A3. 4-Wall Hermit
A4. Familiar
A5. Time To Escape
A6. Hey! Ronnie
B1. Joyride
B2. Hall Of Fame
B3. Notch To My Crotch
B4. Reflection
B5. These Boots Are Made For Walkin
B6. Puppet On A String
B7. Bonus Track

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Government Issue (often referred to as G.I.) was a punk rock band from Washington, D.C., active from 1980 to 1989. The group began as a hardcore punk band but gradually incorporated more melodic and alternative rock influences over time. Vocalist John Stabb Schroeder was the only constant member throughout the band’s existence, while original drummer Marc Alberstadt played from 1980 until 1986. Tom Lyle, who initially joined as bassist in 1981 before switching to guitar, remained with the band until their breakup. Brian Baker, who played guitar with the group from 1981 through 1982, and the final bassist, J. Robbins, joined in 1986 and stayed until the end.

The band reunited briefly for shows in 2007 and 2010, though there were no plans for a full-time reformation. In 2014, Government Issue performed another reunion show featuring three-quarters of the Legless Bull lineup, performing songs from that EP as well as their 1980 demo. Following those shows, G.I. continued with a new lineup into 2015, further celebrating the band’s catalog and legacy.

Frontman John Stabb Schroeder passed away in May 2016 after a battle with stomach cancer, marking the end of an era for one of Washington, D.C.’s most influential punk bands.

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