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D.F.F.D.

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$19.84 $31 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

The Dictators have been, are, and always will be the living, fire-breathing definition of Rock and Roll. This re-issue of their classic 2001 album D.F.F.D. (Dictators Forever, Forever Dictators) contains the hit "Who Will Save Rock and Roll?" and the live staples/fan favorites "It's Alright," "Savage Beat," "Pussy and Money," and more.
Just another example of all their records - you don't cherry pick, you just drop the needle and contact!! Includes the very special bonus track, "Sonic Reducer,” a relic of the days when rock ruled the culture!
The first time on vinyl since its initial pressing, remastered by Brian Anthony, including an unreleased gem, an homage to their fellow punk rock pioneers, The Dead Boys. Turn it up!!!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Thomas D. ★★★★★

Cranked this up on a decent system and the pressing is dead quiet, which lets the guitars rip exactly like they should. The whole thing still sounds like a garage on fire in 2001, and I've already spun it three times today.

Scarlett D. ★★★★★

This reissue of D.F.F.D. finally sounds as loud and raw as the Dictators always deserved. The vinyl is flat and quiet, which lets the riffs breathe better than my old CD ever could. A must for anyone who misses real rock and roll energy.