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CD Viletones What It Feels Like To Kill Motorcycle Girl RARE Hardcore Punk Rock:
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Viletones - What It Feels Like To Kill1.) Nailed2.) Sam3.) She\'s Free4.) Kick Out The Jams5.) Miss X6.) Motorcycle Girl7.) Screaming Fist8.) Last Guy9.) Keep Running10.) Outta My Mind11.) Nothing On NYou12.) Over And Over13.) Dirty Feeling14.) Back Door To Hell15.) Lonely Boy16.) Sign Of The Times17.) Possibilities18.) Nothing Left
Viletones\' album \"What It Feels Like to Kill\" is a punk document of Toronto’s most uncompromising hardcore act, capturing their chaotic, confrontational energy in 18 tracks. What It Feels Like to Kill is a live-in-London U.K. set that distills the band’s signature intensity. The Viletones, fronted by Steven Leckie, were part of Toronto’s first-wave punk scene in the 1970s and ’80s, known for their confrontational stage presence and refusal to conform to mainstream punk aesthetics. Leckie\'s self-styled \"Nazi-Dog\" persona was less about ideology and more about provocation - a deliberate rejection of pretense and a challenge to audiences and the punk establishment.
Their shows were described as \"exorcisms\" and \"like doing Apocalypse Now every night,\" with Leckie embodying a self-destructive, anti-establishment persona. This ethos carried through What It Feels Like to Kill, where the music is stripped of polish, emphasizing raw emotion and visceral performance. The album\'s 18 tracks - including fan favorites: Nailed, Kick Out the Jam\'s, Miss X, Motorcycle Girl, and Screamin\' Fist (Live) - are punchy and unrelenting. The live songs amplify the band\'s aggression, with minimal overdubs and a focus on immediacy.
Cultural ContextThe Viletones were part of Toronto’s \"holy trinity\" of punk alongside The Diodes and Teenage Head, but they stood apart as the \"chaos wing\" - too violent for mainstream appeal, too authentic for posers. Their refusal to sign with major labels and their underground persistence made them a cult favorite among punk purists.
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