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Out of Step

Album - 1983 - DeB Id: 244278
By Minor Threat
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Album DeRango™ 14,98

Minor Threat

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 "Out Of Step" is the true manifesto of Minor Threat and the whole movement, even more than "Filler."

 This devastating piece is the only one in old style from the work and a powerful declaration of Straight Edge philosophy.

 Dive into Minor Threat's Out Of Step and experience a hardcore punk landmark that shaped a generation—listen now!

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 'Out of Step' remains a defining record for hardcore punk fans.

 The album’s influence on the straight edge movement is undeniable.

 Dive into our review and experience the raw power of 'Out of Step'!

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Betray (03:04)
Maybe it was no one's fault
I know it wasn't mine
But now that you've moved along
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It Follows (01:50)
I thought
I had left it behind
In another fucking time
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Sob Story (01:50)
Life's not been good for you
It's just not fair
You did nothing to deserve it
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No Reason (01:57)
So you hate me
That's the way it goes
What the fuck?
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There are no words
For what I want to say
No description
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Out of Step (01:20)
(I)don't smoke
I don't drink
I don't fuck
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Cashing In (03:43)
How do you do, I figure we've met
My name is Ian, and I'm from Minor
Threat
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Minor Threat

Minor Threat were an American hardcore punk band from Washington, D.C., formed in 1980 by vocalist Ian MacKaye and drummer Jeff Nelson. With Lyle Preslar and Brian Baker, they released two landmark EPs, the LP Out of Step, and the posthumous EP Salad Days on their own Dischord Records. They helped define the Straight Edge ethos and the D.C. hardcore sound before disbanding in 1983.
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