What makes Tragedy Again by D.I. notable?

This album is significant for its contribution to the hardcore punk genre during a time when such music was evolving rapidly. Its tracks were well-received in underground circles, helping to cement D.I.'s influence on subsequent punk bands and movements throughout the late '80s and early '90s. Tragedy Again is D.I.'s second studio album, released in 1989 following their debut, which established them within the Southern California punk scene. At this point in their career, D.I. was solidifying their reputation after a successful tour and gaining momentum with their dynamic sound.

How many songs are on Tragedy Again?

Tragedy Again has 13 tracks, running approximately 25 minutes.

Tragedy Again

D.I. · 1989

25 min · 13 tracks · hardcore punk

Frenetic hardcore punk energy bursts through sharp riffs and aggressive vocals, capturing the raw essence of late '80s underground music.

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Tragedy Again — As the title track, it sets the tone with relentless energy and poignant lyrics about societal issues, showcasing the band's signature sound.
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Chiva — This short burst of raw intensity exemplifies the band's ability to convey powerful messages in a concise format, reflecting the urgency of punk rock.
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Backseat Driver — With its catchy hooks and driving rhythm, this track highlights D.I.'s knack for blending melody with hardcore aggression, making it a standout moment on the album.

Tracklist

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1 Tragedy Again 2:35
2 Chiva 2:09
3 Nick The Whip 3:01
4 Manhole 2:20
5 Shashu 1:22
6 Blue Velvet 0:26
7 Backseat Driver 2:19
8 Love To Me Is Sin 1:51
9 HVY-DRT 1:40
10 On Our Way 1:19
11 Cocktail Hu 3:29
12 (Untitled Hidden Track) 0:29
13 Cocktail Flu 2:47

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