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Better Way
02:00
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Call 'Em Out
03:08
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Fighting Chance
01:33
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Glory Days
01:57
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Keep It Goin'
02:42
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Last Call
01:33
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Police
01:17
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Summer Days
01:56
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Wife Beatin'
01:16
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Last Call Atlanta, Georgia
Last Call was an Atlanta band from the mid-late 90s that played punk and oi. They toured and played live as frequently as
they could, The band released one three-song single on GMM Records and released other tracks on compilations. This collection contains all of their studio recordings.
Marshall Law – Vocals
AD – Vocals and Bass
Filo – Guitars
KC/DC – Guitars
... more
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I already had the 7" from this great band. Great old school sounding hardcore/ Oi! that can't be pigeonholed into one genre or the other. They remind me of some of my favorite East Coast bands ,but definitely unique sounding with great sing along lyrics. They quit making em like this so it's nice to have these guys putting out music in an age where SHIT rules the musical landscape.
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Incredible Oi from a who's who of great Punk and Oi groups.;7 I hope this band is a permanent project or the full-time band for the members involved. It's hitting on all cylinders- the lyrics are thoughtful and perfect for group sing along with the band. Definitely a 1 in 100 band--- by that I mean 99 other bands could try to attempt what the Chartbusters are doing and they would fall flat on their asses. Track 11 is the rally cry folks---- it's okay to have pride...in ones self,their family,their country,and their heritage without it being considered fascist,racist,or an act of war. Chartbusters---- more please!
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There's gonna be a row (Second Album - Randale Records - 2017)
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Hard-charging street punk with searing riffs and anthemic, shout-along choruses from Chicago's Lost Legion.
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Powerful in every way, this DC hardcore group's first full-length is the siren song to having no home as a person of color—in punk, in society, in America. It could not have arrived at a more appropriate time.
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