Minor Threat - Out of Step Out Takes TimeSlave-Recordings

Minor Threat - Out of Step Out Takes TimeSlave-RecordingsAvailable on clear 7" wax In January 1983, Minor Threat went into Inner Ear Studio for the first time as a five piece (Brian Baker had moved from bass to second guitar and Steve Hansgen was now playing bass). They had six new songs that would end up being the center piece of what became the Out of Step 12" EP. The band had also decided to re record the song "Out of Step" with some extra language to try to clarify the lyrics, as well as "Cashing In", a

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