Adz- Where Were You? LP ~REISSUE!

Name: Adz- Where Were You? LP ~REISSUE!
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Adz- Where Were You? LP. Killer reissue of the first Adz LP. The Adz were supposed to be a kind of a restart of The Adolescents with a slightly different name and that’s basically what you get here! Adz contain original Adolescents members Tony Reflex and Rikk Agnew along with Casey Royer from DI who got together and recorded this little masterpiece that strongly reminds you of the classic Adolescents debut. Awesome songs from this band containing members who helped shape the So. Cal. punk scene. LP LIMITED TO 300 COPIES!

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