Refreshed by the band ULICZNY OPRYSZEK, 19 forgotten punk anthems from the years 78-93. A fascinating trip to the times of „punk youth“ for older people; a portion of cool punk songs for the younger ones. And above all, an example of total fascination with Polish punk, both the Jarocin punk from the 1980s and the „scene“ of the early 1990s. The symbol of this album is the forest of tape recorders in Jarocin, recording music that was not available on the radio or on records at that time. Most of the songs unearthed by Street Thug were never recorded in a studio and were never released on any album. They were known only from humming Stilon-Gorzów cassettes. They are saved from oblivion by „punk archaeologists“ such as the vocalist Opryszka-Bunt, who gathered probably the largest collection of unknown, unique recordings of Polish punk bands in Poland. Thanks to it and a few seconds of fragments of original performances woven into Opryszek’s new versions, the album gained more authenticity. Yellow vinyl.
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