COFFIN BREAK Rupture Still Sealed C/Z '90 LP ASD

COFFIN BREAK RUPTURE LPCategory / Style / Moods: Rock * Pop/Rock * Alternative Pop/ Rock * Punk Revival19.77 / 2008-12-07 FP asocc1990 C/Z RECORDS LPTITLE: RUPTUREARTIST: COFFIN BREAKCONDITIONCOVER: VG++VINYL: STILL SEALED, AS NEW!Click here for info on grading and abbreviationsFACTORY SEALED SCARCE VINYL PRESSClick the pix for a better view TRACKS: 1.World2.Fringe3.394.Vision Of Never5.Quiet Earth6.Kill The President7.Rosey Picture8.Diane9.Pop Fanatic10.Just Say No11.Tuesday Thursday Man12.Rawg13.Nursing Home Child14.No Respect15.DripLabel: C/Z Records Catalog#: CZ020 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: US Released: 1990 Genre: Rock Style: Alternative Rock, Punk Credits: Bass - Rob Skinner Drums - Dave Brooks (2) Guitar - Peter Litwin Recorded By - Jack Endino Vocals - Dave Brooks (2) (tracks: B5) , Peter Litwin , Rob Skinner Tracklisting: A1 World A2 Fringe A3 39 A4 Vision Of Never A5 Quiet Earth A6 Kill The President A7 Rosey Picture Guitar - Jack Endino B1 Diane Written-By - Grant Hart B2 Pop Fanatic B3 Just Say No B4 Tuesday Thursday Man B5 Rawg B6 Nursing Home Child B7 No Respect B8 Drip Biography by Stacia Proefrock Seattle hardcore metal-heads Coffin Break made their mark on America in the late '80s and early '90s. They shied away from the grunge trend of the Northwest, instead drawing their inspiration from punk. C/Z Records proved to be their biggest supporters, issuing three of their albums and reissuing their first two albums as a single disc. The band issued their first two albums, Psychosis and Rupture, in 1989, featuring David Brooks on drums, Peter Litwin on guitar and vocals, and Rob Skinner on bass and vocals. The albums did well enough to earn the band a major-label contract, leading to two releases on Epitaph, Crawl in 1991 and Thirteen in 1992. Simultaneously, C/Z Records released a singles and outtakes collection, No Sleep 'Til the Stardust Motel, but after this spate of releases the band produced no more new material. Real Name: Pete Litwin, Rob Skinner, David Brooks, Jeff Lorien Profile: To those who didn't bother to keep track of every bit of minutiae flowing from the Seattle rock scene in the early '90s, Coffin Break was a band that clung more tenaciously to their punk roots than to the metallic anthem rock which eventually was embodied by the success of Seattle bands. Coffin Break was almost two bands living together with two distinctly different songwriters Rob Skinner (bass & vocals) and Peter Litwin (guitar, vocals) maintaining a precarious balance between pop and panic. Skinner's "Stupid Love Song" is a sardonic tongue-in-cheek punk anthem just a little to self-debasing to allow for total abandon. "Hopeless" tightens Coffin Break's grip on straightforward punk rock, while the discordant metallic intro to "Promise" sheds a bit of light on things to come. The Album "Rupture", released in 1990, is the record that showed Coffin Break had fully realized and polished their sound after their first bout of constant national touring. "Vision of Never" and "Rosy Picture" pack a heavy punk-rock wallop, and Litwin's clever "Kill the President" written for Daddy Bush, is now as relevant as political protest gets. Coffin Break went on to sign with Southern California Punk stalwart; Epitaph Records where they released two solid releases before calling it quits in 1993. Members: Dave Brooks (2), Jeff Lorien, Peter Litwin, Rob Skinner This exquisite piece of retro music history is a vinyl sound recording (not a CD). Please visit the A Sound Deal store for similar items and information on grading and shipping. Add me to your favorites for red hot sales bulletins and sneak previews of upcoming products. Combine Items to Save $$$! Click here to check the store for more!�A Sound Deal