I’ve never found “best of” collections to be all that useful or interesting when I’m a fan of a band – I already know my favorites, and it sucks when a band’s opinion of their best is shown to be different than my infallible tastes (sarcasm). I’m often more likely to throw on a favorite album than a career retrospective, since my enjoyment of music is so tied to time and place. When I list my own choice cuts, I remember exactly where I was when I first heard and fell in love with it. The only greatest hits I can recall loving was Soundgarden’s A-Sides, which served as a wonderful encapsulation of a band’s ever-shifting sonic journey.But when we’re at a point when our live show dry spell is measured in years and not months, there’s something particularly wonderful about a band basically com...
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Most Useless Songs [Analog]
Vinyl LP pressing. Useless ID's greatest hits collection, Most Useless Songs, spans the longtime ambassadors of Middle East punk rock's twenty-seven year history and includes two brand new exclusive songs. From producing albums in torn up studios in Israel to making albums at The Blasting Room in America, Useless ID has experienced it all. "Our band is more obsessed with this music than ever, collecting every album from every corner of the world, keeping in touch with the local scene and totally happy to be a part of the worldwide hardcore scene," states guitarist Ishay Berger.
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