From Liberty To Death: The Complete Recordings, by The Outsiders

From Liberty To Death: The Complete Recordings

by The Outsiders

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1.	Don't Tread On Me 02:05	buy track
2.	What Ever Happened To The Boys? 02:23	buy track
3.	Veteran's Day 02:18	buy track
4.	The Wanderer 01:13	buy track
5.	Better Life 02:03	buy track
6.	The Crisis 02:32	buy track
7.	Somewhere 01:33	buy track
8.	Do You Believe? 02:03	buy track
9.	Frankie 01:42	buy track
10.	Constitutionalist 02:52	buy track
11.	Runaround Sue 01:43	buy track
12.	Freedom 02:00	buy track
13.	Hot Rod Crazy 02:13	buy track
14.	A Number Without A Name 02:41	buy track
15.	Time & Again 02:30	buy track
16.	Wonder Years 02:39	buy track
17.	Greaser 02:30	buy track
18.	Somewhere (7" Version) 01:40	buy track
19.	Best Things Are Free 02:55	buy track
20.	Outsiders (7" Version) 01:49	buy track
21.	Merry Christmas 02:38	buy track
22.	Frankie (7" Version) 01:54	buy track
23.	American Dream 03:03	buy track

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This is the definitive and final release from the New Jersey basd, THE OUTSIDERS. The band was started by a group of friends who were just trying to do something a little different. The band consisted of members from other bands, most notably Squiggy and The Oi! Scouts, but the band tried very hard to not be pigeon holed as just another New Jersey skinhead Oi! band. A completely unique sound emerged that paved the way for many others to follow, not too Oi! for the punk rockers and not too metal or punk for the skinheads. This is more than just tough guy music, the band had sentement and depth that will come across with every listen. Do yourself a favor and support this band!

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