Articles of Faith reissues.

[L Heckman]

These should be handed out in the suburbs.
It's a sad state of punk when the best thing
going is a reissue of a 25 year old band, BUT,
these records are great. It's political, without being
silly like the Dead Kennedy's, and musically varied
and innovative, without being that wanky band
that tried a jazz-funk record after their hard-core
phase. I think Recycled Sounds has the records
in stock too...

[L Heckman]

Not to say there's anything wrong with
the DK's sillyness; AOF is just different
from that.

[greg]

i support this thread

[justin rejects]

i have loved the dead kennedy's since i was 12, but i get what your saying. AOF is more introspective with thoughtful almost poetic lyrics at times where the DK's more often than not either use blunt or satirical lyrics to get a point across.

"american dreams" & "what we want is free" are two of the best punk songs ever written.

[L Heckman]

Best guess on what the AOF logo thing
is: a clock? The circle is the clock itself
and the little pointy things are the clock
hands.
They DID have that song "5 O'Clock".