YDI - "A Place In The Sun" 7-Inch

In the early 1980s, YDi (pronounced WHY-DIE) put Philadelphia on the map with their ferocious brand of Hardcore. In 1983 they unleashed their debut EP "A Place In The Sun" on Bloodbubble Records, a label formed by notorious Punk/HC promoter "Fat Howard" Saunders (RIP).

"A Place In The Sun" is a blistering nine-track blast of HC fury, that holds it's own with "Pick Your King" the Negative Approach EP, and any other prime example of early American Hardcore. Unavailable for over a decade on ANY format, we are glad to make this vital piece of American Punk history available again.

SIDE A

1. Not Shit

2. 1983

3. Friends

4. Mad At The World

5. Out For Blood

SIDE B

1. Categorized

2. Another Day

3. Get Up And Fight / Zombie Youth

4. Why Die?