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Suicidal Tendencies- Controlled By Hatred / Feel Like Shit... Deja Vu (Vinyl)

Suicidal Tendencies- Controlled By Hatred / Feel Like Shit... Deja Vu (Vinyl)
Suicidal Tendencies- Controlled By Hatred / Feel Like Shit... Deja Vu (Vinyl)
Release Date: 5.20.22

UPC > 194399310014

Label > Red Music Legacy

Limited red, orange and blue colored vinyl LP pressing. Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shit... Deja-vu is where Suicidal Tendencies put down the Pepsi, got possessed to skate and cranked up the tempo into thrash's proverbial red. By 1989, guitarist Mike Clark had jumped to ST from fellow Venice wrecking crew, No Mercy (who Suicidal covers on four of this record's tracks) and upped the ante as Mike Muir's loved-n-feared mob gave the likes of Anthrax, Slayer or Megadeth a run for their collective monies. This is Suicidal Tendencies at their fastest and deadliest.

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Suicidal Tendencies- Controlled By Hatred / Feel Like Shit... Deja Vu (Vinyl)

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Release Date: 5.20.22

UPC > 194399310014

Label > Red Music Legacy

Limited red, orange and blue colored vinyl LP pressing. Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shit... Deja-vu is where Suicidal Tendencies put down the Pepsi, got possessed to skate and cranked up the tempo into thrash's proverbial red. By 1989, guitarist Mike Clark had jumped to ST from fellow Venice wrecking crew, No Mercy (who Suicidal covers on four of this record's tracks) and upped the ante as Mike Muir's loved-n-feared mob gave the likes of Anthrax, Slayer or Megadeth a run for their collective monies. This is Suicidal Tendencies at their fastest and deadliest.

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