Offside! - The One Goal That Still Holds True flac album

Labels Revelation Records. Members owning this album5. 2. Too Deep Until Now. 3. The Space Between. 8. There Is A Difference.

And we had a goal ruled offside. And we missed a penalty kick. England were the inferior side: The team lost 2-1 and missed two chances to score when one goal was ruled offside, top, and a penalty was saved by the American goalkeeper, above. And we had a player given a red card and sent off. So it was a disastrous night for a nation that invented the bloody game in the first place, and ironically, USA made England and me choke on it. What particularly upset me was that we’d lost to a bunch of truly arrogant, strutting, preening show ponies whose absurdly over-the-top goal celebrations against.

The Space Between, 01:32. Through These Eyes, 01:44. True Till Death, 02:23. Just How Much, 01:56. There Is a Difference, 02:47. Never Understand, 02:18. Best of Times, 01:53.

From the opening track “Impact” to the mid-album masterpiece "True Till Death", and finishing off with the album closer "Best of Times, The One Thing That Still Holds True is a very solid release that packs a hard-hitting hardcore wallop that is over in just under 24 minutes.

Chain of Strength The One Thing That Still Holds True 01 Impact 02 Too Deep Until Now 03 The Space Between 04 Through These Eyes 05 Hurts To Ask 06 True Till Death07 Just How Much 08 There Is A Difference09 Never Understand 10 Let Down 11 Best Of Times. It's about always remembering and living by the ideals that Hardcore stand for. I'm 46 and it "Still holds True". I will always be a Hardcore kid. It's more than just music.

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The One Thing That Still Holds True is a compilation album released in 1995 by American hardcore punk band Chain of Strength on Revelation Records. The album consists of the band's entire recorded history. Notes: Track 1 was previously unreleased. Tracks 2–5 previously released as "What Holds Us Apart" on Foundation Records 1990. Recorded at Pendragon Studios, May 89 - Feb 90. Tracks 6–11 previously released as "True Till Death" on Revelation Records 1989. Recorded at Spot, 1989.