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No Trend - Too Many Humans & Teen Love Vinyl LP & 7" 2020

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Original price £83.99 - Original price £83.99
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£83.99
£83.99 - £83.99
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Cat no. DC754
Tracklist:

Disc: 1
1. Family Style
2. Blow Dry
3. Reality Breakdown
4. Kiss Ass to Your Peer Group
5. Fashion Tips for the '80s
6. Do As You're Told
7. Too Many Humans
8. For the Fun of It All
9. Mindless Little Insects
10. Happiness Is...
11. Teen Love

Disc: 2
1. Mass Sterilization Caused
2. By Venereal Disease
3. Cancer
4. Die
5. Teen Love
6. (Untitled)

Disc: 3
1. Mass Sterilization Caused
2. By Venereal Disease
3. Cancer
4. Teen Love

Disc: 4
1. Cancer
2. Mass Sterilization
3. Teen Love
4. Hanging Out in Georgetown
5. Kiss Ass to Your Peer Group
6. Family Style
7. Reality Breakdown
8. Human Garbage
9. Purple Paisleys

Disc: 5
1. Do As You're Told
2. Fashion Tips for the '80s
3. Mindless Little Insects
4. Reality Breakdown
5. Teen Love
6. Cancer
7. Family Style
8. Kiss Ass to Your Peer Group
9. Teen Love
10. Mass Sterilization
11. Do As You're Told
12. Fashion Tips for the '80s
13. Mindless Little Insects
14. Reality Breakdown
15. Cancer
16. Family Style
17. Kiss Ass to Your Peer Group
18. Teen Love
19. Mass Sterilization

LP: Too Many Humans

12”: Teen Love

7”: Teen Love

CD1: Teen Love EP

CD2: First Tape/ 1983 Live performances

In the early 1980s, Washington, DC, boasted one of the world's most vital and distinguished hardcore punk communities. Home to Minor Threat, Dischord Records and an ascetic straight-edge lifestyle that disdained booze, sex, and drugs, the city was heralded for its loud, fast music and righteous, left-leaning politics. Hailing from the unhip suburb of Ashton, Maryland, No Trend presented a sneering alternative to that sanctimonious ethos. Cynical, surreal, and eager to call attention to the hypocrisy of both Middle American norms and supposedly free-thinking subcultures, the band mercilessly baited its audience, dressed in atrociously kitschy clothing, and antagonized fans and foes with grinding dirges and contemptuous, tragicomic lyrics. Despite much local hostility, the group managed to make a name for itself nationally, touring often and gigging with the likes of the Dead Kennedys, Sonic Youth, T.S.O.L., Hüsker Dü, The Flaming Lips, Butthole Surfers, Soundgarden, and countless others.