Second Wind - Security
Original Release Date
1984Release Information
US 12" 1984 (R&B - RB12EP1)
A1 Bitch
A2 I Don't Like To Have To Fight
A3 Above Us All
A4 Knock On Wood
A5 Mr. Suit
B1 Security
B2 Trials & Errors
B3 It's All Expected
B4 No Solution
Chart Placings
NoneCredits
Steve Hansgen - guitar
Mike Brown - drums
Richard Moore - vocals
Bert Queiroz - bass
Produced by Lyle Preslar
Engineered by Don Zientara at Inner Ear Studios
Recorded at Inner Ear Studios
Mixed by Lyle, Don, and Second Wind
Mastered at Masterdisk
Photograohs by Tomas Squip
Artwork on Front by Mike Brown
Graphics by Jeff Nelson
Special thanks to Lyle and Ian
Dedicated to everyone who supports their local scene.
Reviews & Opinions
JEFF BALE, DOG, MAXIMUM ROCK'N'ROLL, APRIL/MAY 1984: Like MARGINAL MAN, SECOND WIND start with the basic D.C. thrash-oriented attack and play a lot of tricks with it. In this case, that means slowing down the tempo, and adding clever bridges, an occasional tasty guitar part, and particularly fine drumming. Although the singer has definite Ian MacKaye inflections, this is a distinctive release.
AL FLIPSIDE, FLIPSIDE, 1984: A good DC band, you can even hear a lot of DC influences. Singer Richard sounds a lot like Ian, plus the music is a mixture of a lot of things. Not as fast as previous DC, but really good and thought provoking in music and lyrics like Marginal Man.
FLEX! HARDCORE: This record sounds an awful lot like Minor Threat; it's not a cheap imitation, though, they manage to take the influences and create their own blend of fresh, powerful and diverse DC hardcore. Great; a must if you like Minor Threat. [8]
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