Beware

Beware
Beware
Kompilationsalbum von The Misfits
Veröffentlichung Januar 1980
Label Plan 9 Records
Format 12" EP
Genre Punkrock / Horrorpunk
Anzahl der Titel 7
Laufzeit 14 min 20 s

Besetzung
Produktion The Misfits

Studios
  • Januar 1978, C.I. Recording, New York (Titel 1-4)
  • Januar 1979 C.I. Recording, New York (Titel 5-6)
  • September 1979 C. I. Recording, New York (Titel 7)
Chronologie
Night of the Living Dead Beware Three Hits from Hell

Beware ist die vierte EP der amerikanischen Horrorpunk-Band The Misfits. Alle Titel, außer der letzte, waren schon auf früheren Veröffentlichungen enthalten.

Entstehung

Beware war ursprünglich als Promotion für die UK-Tour 1979 gedacht, wurde allerdings erst ein Jahr später mit einem zusätzlichen Titel herausgegeben.

Die ersten vier Titel entstammen der Bullet-EP, die Titel fünf und sechs der Horror-Business-EP. Es existieren nur 3.120 Tonträger, obwohl die Anzahl manchmal mit 1.500 angegeben wird. Last Caress ist einer der bekanntesten Titel der Gruppe und wurde von einigen Künstlern, unter anderen AFI, NOFX und Metallica, gecovert.

Titelliste

Seite A

  1. We Are 138 – 1:40
  2. Bullet – 1:37
  3. Hollywood Babylon – 2:17
  4. Attitude – 1:28

Seite B

  1. Horror Business – 2:42
  2. Teenagers From Mars – 2:41
  3. Last Caress – 1:55

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