Name: Grown Up Fucked Up
Brand: Reatards

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118GONELP

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2015-08-24

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Revol­ver

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

600385257213

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Reatards

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Goner

Reatards is a raw punk band hailing from Memphis, TN. Known for their unfiltered and energetic sound, they have made a significant impact on the punk music scene. With their powerful performances and rebellious attitude, Reatards continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Their unique blend of rawness and authenticity sets them apart from other bands in the genre.
Formed in [year], Reatards quickly gained recognition for their intense live shows and catchy melodies. Led by frontman [name], the band's music reflects their passion for punk rock and rebellion against societal norms. Their lyrics often touch upon themes of frustration, alienation, and personal struggles.
Over the years, Reatards have released several albums that have received critical acclaim within the punk community. Their discography includes [album names] which showcase their evolution as musicians while staying true to their raw roots. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the punk scene, Reatards' music is sure to leave an indelible mark on your musical journey.

Shortly after the release of Teenage Hate, the debut album from the Reatards, an 18-year-old Jay Reatard started working on a new album. He was spitting out punk rock anthems a mile a minute at this point, so a new record made sense. And what else was there to do? He'd quit school a couple years back so a normal day for Jay meant he was bumming around midtown Memphis winding people up.  At this point, Eric Friedl had introduced Jay to Meghan Smith, via mail or phone or something. And they became fast friends. Smith and Blake Wright ran Empty Records out of Seattle, and the label made plans to release Grown Up Fucked Up. After a complete mess of a European tour with the Persuaders, Jay came back and recorded the album with some help from his girlfriend at the time (and future Lost Sounds bandmate) Alicja Trout. It soon became clear that there was a harder edge to everything. While Teenage Hate had been nasty, it was rooted in the Crypt / Oblivians scene of scuzzy rock, with covers of Fear, but also Buddy Holly. Grown Up Fucked Up was a power pogo into Killed By Death-style punk rock. The songs jumped off the record and grabbed you by the throat. They were passionate, ridiculous and utterly authentic. It wasn't too long afterwards that he put out the equally amazing "Your So Lewd" single (now included on the album as well). Like everything Jay did, he did it his way. His recordings hold up because they are completely unique. He created a scene full of imitations, but no one duplicated him. Goner wanted to make sure they stayed true to Jay's aesthetic with the repress, so they didn't mess with it much. Smith sent over the original DAT recordings and the record was sourced directly from them. Kyle Johnson at Rocket Science Audio handled the transfer, and Jason Ward mastered to vinyl. Doug Easley took care of the digital mastering. The record was pressed at Memphis Record Pressing. Man, Jay would have loved that so much of this happened in Memphis. Goner is proud to put it out there again: Grown Up Fucked Up by the Reatards.

Grown Up Fucked Up

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