Doa - Take On The Tyrants - The Very Best of Punk Rock's Most Enduring Band 2xLP
- Side A:
- The Enemy
- Disco Sucks
- Get Out of My Life
- New Age
- He Prisoner
- World War 3
- Whatcah Gonna Do?
- Side B:
- Doa
- Slumlord
- Waiting for You
- Unknown
- General Strike
- Race Riot
- Fucked Up Ronnie
- They Hate Puik Rock
- You Won't Stand Alone
- Liar for Hire
- Side C:
- War
- I'm Right You're Wrong
- America the Beautiful
- Class War
- Logjam
- Blind Men
- Beat 'Em Bust 'Em
- Who the Hell Do You Think
- You Are?
- Side: D
- That's Progress (Featuring Jello Biafra)
- Already Dead
- Death Machine
- All the President's Men
- Donnybrook
- We're Drivin; to Hell An; Back
- You Can't Stop Me
- Pipeline Fever
- Format
- 2LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- SDR 0146 X
- Discs
- 2
- Tracks
- 38
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
*Doa Celebrates 48 years of playing punk rock with a new release-Take On The Tyrants. This double LP is a collection of the best material that the Godfathers of Hardcore have released on over 18 studio albums. The songs range from political to funny to dramatic. Doa have proven to be punk rock's most enduring band having played over 4,500 shows in 50 different countries on 5 different continents. As Doa leader and founder Joey Shithead Keithley has often been quoted as saying: ""The tried to stop us and they failed miserably! Ha Ha!!!"" So enjoy theis release, it it a non-stop barrage of punk rock mayhem and crazy fun.
- Side A:
- The Enemy
- Disco Sucks
- Get Out of My Life
- New Age
- He Prisoner
- World War 3
- Whatcah Gonna Do?
- Side B:
- Doa
- Slumlord
- Waiting for You
- Unknown
- General Strike
- Race Riot
- Fucked Up Ronnie
- They Hate Puik Rock
- You Won't Stand Alone
- Liar for Hire
- Side C:
- War
- I'm Right You're Wrong
- America the Beautiful
- Class War
- Logjam
- Blind Men
- Beat 'Em Bust 'Em
- Who the Hell Do You Think
- You Are?
- Side: D
- That's Progress (Featuring Jello Biafra)
- Already Dead
- Death Machine
- All the President's Men
- Donnybrook
- We're Drivin; to Hell An; Back
- You Can't Stop Me
- Pipeline Fever
- Format
- 2LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- SDR 0146
- Discs
- 2
- Tracks
- 38
*Doa Celebrates 48 years of playing punk rock with a new release-Take On The Tyrants. This double LP is a collection of the best material that the Godfathers of Hardcore have released on over 18 studio albums. The songs range from political to funny to dramatic. Doa have proven to be punk rock's most enduring band having played over 4,500 shows in 50 different countries on 5 different continents. As Doa leader and founder Joey Shithead Keithley has often been quoted as saying: ""The tried to stop us and they failed miserably! Ha Ha!!!"" So enjoy theis release, it it a non-stop barrage of punk rock mayhem and crazy fun.
- Side A:
- The Enemy
- Disco Sucks
- Get Out of My Life
- New Age
- He Prisoner
- World War 3
- Whatcah Gonna Do?
- Side B:
- Doa
- Slumlord
- Waiting for You
- Unknown
- General Strike
- Race Riot
- Fucked Up Ronnie
- They Hate Puik Rock
- You Won't Stand Alone
- Liar for Hire
- Side C:
- War
- I'm Right You're Wrong
- America the Beautiful
- Class War
- Logjam
- Blind Men
- Beat 'Em Bust 'Em
- Who the Hell Do You Think
- You Are?
- Side: D
- That's Progress (Featuring Jello Biafra)
- Already Dead
- Death Machine
- All the President's Men
- Donnybrook
- We're Drivin; to Hell An; Back
- You Can't Stop Me
- Pipeline Fever
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Discs
- 2
- Tracks
- 38
*Doa Celebrates 48 years of playing punk rock with a new release-Take On The Tyrants. This double LP is a collection of the best material that the Godfathers of Hardcore have released on over 18 studio albums. The songs range from political to funny to dramatic. Doa have proven to be punk rock's most enduring band having played over 4,500 shows in 50 different countries on 5 different continents. As Doa leader and founder Joey Shithead Keithley has often been quoted as saying: ""The tried to stop us and they failed miserably! Ha Ha!!!"" So enjoy theis release, it it a non-stop barrage of punk rock mayhem and crazy fun.
