| View Larger Image | A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime | Audio CDby Anti-Flag
| List Price: | $9.98 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Format: | EP | | Studio: | A-F Records | | Release Date: | October 02, 2007 | | Sales Rank: | 79,410th |
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TRACK LISTING |
Disc: 1
- Track 1: No Paradise
- Track 2: Oh, Katrina (Interlude)
- Track 3: No Future
- Track 4: Anthem for the New Millennium Generation
- Track 5: Corporate Rock Still Sucks
- Track 6: John Ashcroft Was a Nazi (Interlude)
- Track 7: Marc Defiant
- Track 8: No Borders No Nations [Live]
- Track 9: 1 Trillion Dollars [Live]
- Track 10: Turncoat [Live]
- Track 11: Project for a New American Century [Live]
- Track 12: 911 for Peace [Live]
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS |
Album Description
Fresh on the heels of the "War Sucks, Let's Party" tour, ANTI-FLAG assembled this brand new EP to benefit a very important cause. This past winter, bassist Chris #2's family experienced the horror of losing a family member when his sister fell victim to violent crime, leaving behind a young daughter and son. We all have our own gut reactions when faced with tragedy. Anti-Flag’s was to put together this limited edition benefit E.P. in hopes it would help others who have gone through similar situations. The proceeds will be going to the The Center for Victims of Violence and Crime (www.cvvc.org) as well as educational bonds. "A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime" features five new Anti-Flag studio tracks along with five live songs recorded at Pittsburgh's Mr. Smalls this past April. The CD pressing of "A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime" will be a limited pressing, and this release will be available for download at all digital retailers worldwide. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 2 reviews)
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another great album, and for a good cause by Sean Moxley (Frederick, MD USA)  5 Stars
December 24, 2007
I also would buy any album Anti Flag puts out, it is great music and they have a message to get involved, otherwise nothing changes / none of the studio songs stand out as better then the others, it is just a very good consistent effort, and I love the advice for GW / If your an Anti Flag fan, then you will love this album / even if you aren't, it is a good intro to Anti Flag that benefits multiple charities.
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"Paradise" will be in every show set forever by Stuart Sutton (VA United States) 5 Stars
October 21, 2007
I'd buy anything they put out, so I'm biased. If money is tight you MUST download "Paradise" which is a classic. The other 4 studio songs are quite good (the 2 interludes are, well, they're brief so you don't really have time to reach for the skip button) and the sound quality on the live recordings is excellent.
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