Youth Of Strength - Shouting For A Better Tomorrow
Genre: Rock
Singer: Youth Of Strength
Title: Shouting For A Better Tomorrow
Short-info: Label: XFist Records ‎– X-FIST 001
Type: Vinyl, 7", EP
Country: UK
Date of released: Dec 2005
Category: Rock
Style: Hardcore
MP3 album size .rar: 1337 mb
APE album size .rar: 1702 mb
Digital formats: MP3 FLAC ASF MMF ASF MIDI DMF WAV FLAC

Tracklist

A1 Youth Of Strength
A2 B & Q (Barriers And Questions)
A3 Shout For A Better Tomorrow
A4 Break The Chain
A5 D F S (Drug Free Stance)
A6 X Marks The Spot
B1 Knocking Some Sense Into You
B2 Smokescreen
B3 Yos Rap
B4 Boston Edge (Live)

Companies, etc.

  • Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – 63787H

Notes

From back sleeve:
Originally recorded November 1985 in 4 hours at the Halton Fenside Positive Portastudio.
"Boston Edge" Recorded live at Sibsey Village Hall, 4th December 1985.

Folded xerox sleeve with lyrics and liner notes.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: 63787H1/A WE'RE NOT IN THIS TO BREAK DOWN THE WALLS ALONE
  • Matrix / Runout: 63787H2/A UNIT TRUST

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