Red Cross - Born Innocent

Original Release Date

1982

Release Information

US LP 1982 (Smoke Seven - SMK7-103)

A1 Linda Blair 2:04
A2 White Trash 1:27
A3 Everyday There's Someone New 1:06
A4 Solid Gold 1:12
A5 Burn-Out 1:25
A6 Charlie 1:47
B1 Self Respect 0:42
B2 Pseudo-Intellectual 1:12
B3 Kill Someone You Hate 1:25
B4 Look On Up At The Bottom 2:12
B5 Cellulite City 1:59
B6 I'm Alright 1:57
B7 Cease To Exist [not credited]

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US CD 1991 (Frontier - 31018-2)

1 Linda Blair 2:04
2 White Trash 1:27
3 Everyday There's Someone New 1:06
4 Solid Gold 1:12
5 Burn-Out 1:25
6 Charlie 1:47
7 Tatum O'Tot And The Fried Vegetables 1:32
8 St. Lita Ford Blues 3:27
9 Self Respect 0:42
10 Pseudo-Intellectual 1:12
11 Kill Someone You Hate 1:25
12 Look On Up At The Bottom 2:12
13 Cellulite City 1:59
14 I'm Alright 1:57
15 Cease To Exist 2:29
16 Notes And Chords Mean Nothing To Me 2:24

Chart Placings

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Credits

LP:

Steven McDonald - bass. This fourteen year old bassist hopes that some day he will be compared to the likes of Danny Partride.
Jeff McDonald- lead guitar. Jeff is very proud of that fact that he is indeed trashiest guitarist this side of the Los Angeles river.
John Stielow - drums
Tracy Lea - rhythm guitar. This buxotic creature is the hottest and of course the foxiest guitarist since the Carrie Nations.
Janet Housden - drums

Produced by Red Cross, Felix Alanis
Eng: Mike Smith at Reel Of Sound
Cover Concept: Jeff McDonald
Photography by Steve Housden for Mansontone Inc.
Back Label: R. Pettibone

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CD:

Produced by Redd Kross and Felix Alanis
Engineered by Mike Smith at Reel Of Sound
Mastdred y John Golden, K-Disc
Photographs by Ed C. Colver
Repackaging design and illustrations by Doug Erb

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Reviews & Opinions

FLEX! HARDCORE: Not as straight & pop influenced as on the first 12”, everything sounds a bit more drunk and stumbling, and there are first signs of the psychedelic 60s sound that dominated their later releases. Good melodic LA punk with a weird edge. [7]

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