Formed in the northern industrial town of Stoke-on-Trent in 1977, Discharge changed punk with its distinctive brand of hardcore, making minimalist music with distorted guitar, drone-like bass, shouted anarchist themes and propulsive drumming, known as D-Beat. Originally issued in 1987, this killer compilation charts the best of their early years with Clay Records, from the full-on assault of 'Realities Of War,' passing the chart-topping 'Why?,' to the shrieking sounds of 'Grave New World,' which edged further into metal territory. Listen and be awed by the power and the glory of one of the most influencial punk and metal bands ever. Limited to 200 copies on white vinyl. SIDE 1: 01. Realities Of War 02. They Declare It 03. But After The Gig 04. Society's Victim 05. Fight Back 06. War's No Fairytale 07. Always Restrictions 08. You Take Part In Creating This System 09. Religion Instigates 10. A Look At Tomorrow 11. Ain't No Feeble Bastard 12. Why (Reprise) 13. It's No T.V. Sketch 14. Tomorrow Belongs To Us SIDE 2: 01. Decontrol 02. Never Again 03. Death Dealers 04. State Violence State Control 05. The Price Of Silence 06. The More I See 07. Ignorance 08. Grave New World