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1. 10 Suit And Tie Guy D.R.I. 4 Of A Kind CD. 6 Modern World CD is in new unplayed mint Condition. 7 Think For Yourself 11 Man Unkind Seller Rating: % positive.

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2. D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles) are a hardcore punk band formed in Houston, USA in Current line-up comprises founding members vocalist Kurt Brecht and guitarist Spike Cassidy, as well as drummer Rob Rampy and bassist Harald Oimoen.

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3. Man, we were so fucking concerned about how punk or metal shit was, we often ignored the actual music. The problem with Dirty Rotten Imbeciles was that, in the early 80's, they were thee fastest band on Earth and lefty as all get out. Therefore, they were, in most punk minds, the shining example of real, genuine, underground punk.

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4. Dec 31,  · Suit And Tie Guy: Man Unkind: Credits (7) Josh Pappe Bass. Crayg Cummings Cover. Dirty Rotten Imbeciles: 4 Of A Kind ‎ (CD, Album) Metal Blade Records, Enigma Records (3) 7 US: Sell This Version: Dirty Rotten Imbeciles: 4 Of A Kind /5().

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5. D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles) - Discography Country: USA Genre: Hardcore/Punk, Thrash Metal/Crossover Quality: Mp3,CBR kbps (CDRip+Covers) Albums: - Dirty Rotten CD ( Re-issue) - Dealing With It! - Crossover ( Millenium Edition) - Four Of A Kind - Thrash Zone - Definition - Live - Full Speed.

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6. album: "4 Of A Kind" () All For Nothing Manifest Destiny Gone Too Long Do The Dream Shut Up Modern World Think For Yourself Slumlord Dead In A Ditch Suit And Tie Guy Man Unkind. album: "Thrashzone" () Thrashard Beneath The Wheel Enemy Within Strategy Labeled Uncurable You Say I'm Scum Gun Control "The Dirty Rotten Power" () Who.

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7. Label: Metal Blade Records - D,Enigma Records (3) - D • Format: Cassette Album HX PRO • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Thrash, Hardcore Dirty Rotten Imbeciles - 4 Of A Kind (, HX PRO, Cassette) | Discogs/5(13).

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8. On the follow-up, 4 of a Kind, the metal influences began to predominate, even if the band’s hardcore roots were still audible. Buoyed by the video for “Suit and Tie Guy,” 4 of a Kind became the first D.R.I. album to make the national charts.

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