Teen-Beat 1. Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is No Vice.

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Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is No Vice

UNREST

Time
Happy Song
Laughter
Lady Chatterly
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Straight Edge

JEFF ZITOFSKY

Two
Four

THIRSTY BOYS

Psychic Highway
Watch Glass

JUNGLE GEORGE & THE PLAGUE

Jungle George Theme
Idle Hands, Idle Time
Salt Peanuts
YabbaDabbaDoo

FRED & GINGER

Wild Thing
Batman's Theme
Extremism...
The Hilltop, part 5

SECTION 25

Ten (live)
Inspiration (live)

Cassette ($12,12)

Re-Issue cassette with insert with unique hand drawn illustration. Includes shipping within the USA.

Compact Disc (CD-R) ($12,34)

On white-label CD-R with full-colour Teenbeat Originals digipak. Includes shipping within the USA.

Purchase

FLOWERS OF DISCIPLINE 7-inch 45 vinyl single

UNREST Catchpellet 7-inch 45 vinyl single

Teen-Beat Skater Girls 1991 1992 catalog

EXTREMISM...

cassette
(blank cover)

cassette
with typed labels

Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is No Vice album cassette

original cassette cover with hand-drawn illustration

cassette re-issue, 2021

LINER NOTES

MASTERED BY

Andrew Beaujon,

Mark Robinson,

outside in Andrew's backyard at S. Florida and S. 7th Streets, Arlington, Virginia.

COVER DESIGN

Mark Robinson, Teen-Beat Graphica

Each cover features a hand-drawn face inside the heart shape on the cover by Mark Robinson. Each illustration is unique and is inspired by King Crimson's "In the Court of the Crimson King" album jacket.

ET CETERA

The first Teen-Beat release that was mass-produced.

The "mastering session" actually took place on the night of February 23, 1985. The tape was not sold until a day or two later. The mastering took place outside during the evening of an unusually warm day on which the temperature soared above 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

The two tracks by Section 25 were recorded by Mark Robinson at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.

Like the majority of the early Teen-Beat cassette releases, virtually all of the sales were made at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia to fellow students.

Promotional copies of the original run were sent to the following in 1985: WBCN radio (at the University of Michigan), KALX (U. of California-Berkeley), Truly Needy fanzine (Rockville, MD), Wakefield Chieftan high school newspaper, and the W.D.C. fanzine/newspaper.

RELEASE DATE

February 23, 1985

LENGTH

47 minutes, 25 seconds

21 tracks

CATALOGUE No.

Teen-Beat 1

DETAILS

ORIGINAL CASSETTE

68 cassettes made.

CASSETTE RE-ISSUE

circa 1997

10 re-issue cassettes made.

TEEN-BEAT ORIGINAL CD

December 17, 2005

74 re-issue CD-Rs made using Teen-Beat 347 CDs.

3 re-issue CD-Rs made using Teen-Beat 487 CDs.

CD made out of print on June 8, 2014.

CASSETTE RE-ISSUE 2

April 2, 2021

Xxxxxxx re-issue cassettes made using opaque burgundy 53-minute custom length cassettes from Duplication.ca and packaged into narrow back cassette case and enveloped inside polypropelyne resealable bags.

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