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D.R.I.*Dealing With It!

Label:

Death Records (3) – Death 003, Enigma (4) – 72069-1

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Hardcore, Crossover thrash, Punk, Speed Metal

Tracklist

A1Snap
A2I'd Rather Be Sleeping
A3Marriage
A4Yes Ma'am
A5Soup Kitchen
A6Mad Man
A7Stupid, Stupid War
A8Counter Attack
A9Couch Slouch
A10God Is Broke
A11Karma
A12Nursing Home Blues
B1I Don't Need Society
B2Give My Taxes Back
B3The Explorer
B4Reaganomics
B5How To Act
B6Shame
B7Argument Then War
B8Evil Minds
B9Slit My Wrist
B10Busted Again
B11Equal People
B12On My Way Out
B13Bail Out
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Companies, etc.

  • Record CompanyMetal Blade Records
  • Recorded AtRampart Studios
  • Mastered AtK Disc Mastering
  • Marketed ByEnigma Records (3)
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Bloody Skull Music
  • Copyright ©Dirty Rotten Imbeciles
  • Copyright ©Death Records (3)
  • Mastered AtGreg Lee Processing – L-21081

Credits

  • BassMikey Offender (tracks: A2 to A6, A8 to A10, A12, B1, B3 to B5, B11), Spike* (tracks: A1, A7, A11, B2, B6 to B10, B12, B13)
  • CoverKevin Bakos
  • DrumsFelix*
  • EngineerDan Yeaney
  • GuitarSpike*
  • Mastered ByCarol Hibbs
  • Songwriter [All Songs By]D.R.I.*
  • VocalsKurt*

Notes

Includes 11" x 11.5" full-color lyrics/credits sheet.

© 1985 D.R.I.
Ⓟ 1985 Bloody Skull Music
© 1985 Death Records

First copies came with a hype sticker on front sleeve (on shrink-wrap). See picture.

Hype sticker on shrink-wrap reads:
DRI
"Dealing With It"
Brand new LP from the popular Texas hard-core-thrash-punk band, DRI.
Incredible!!
Dave Lombardo of Slayer
$8.98 suggested USA list price
also available on high-quality cassette (72069-4)
ENIGMA/DEATH RECORDS 72069-1

B7 is written as "Arguement Then War" on release.

Mastering company (Greg Lee Processing) uncredited, identified by the matrix numbers.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 1877-72069-1
  • Matrix / Runout (A Runout Etching (Variant 1)): D̶R̶R̶-̶0̶0̶3̶-A DRI-72069-A L-21081 click puff sigh
  • Matrix / Runout (B Runout Etching (Variant 1)): D̶R̶R̶-̶0̶0̶3̶-B DRI-72069-B L-21081-X Paahty!
  • Matrix / Runout (A Runout Etching (Variant 2)): DRR-003 -A L-21081 click puff sigh
  • Matrix / Runout (B Runout Etching (Variant 2)): DRR-003-B L-21081-X Paahty!

Other Versions (5 of 45)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Recently Edited
Dealing With It (LP, Album)Armageddon (3)AR 002Germany1985
New Submission
Dealing With It! (Cassette, Album)Death Records (3), Enigma Records (3)Death 003, 72069-4US1985
New Submission
Dealing With It! (Cassette, Album, Reissue)Metal Blade Records, Enigma Records (3)7 73401-4US1985
New Submission
Dealing With It! (Cassette, Album)Armageddon (3)noneEurope1985
Recently Edited
Dealing With It! (LP, Album)Fringe Product, Fringe Product, Death Records (3)FPL3024, FPL 3024Canada1986

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Reviews

  • hellhippie's avatar
    hellhippie
    The only thing better than this record is oxygen . A masterpiece period that will never be matched
    • ericthomaswoodall's avatar
      My first go around in college was for a 'sound engineering' degree. My multi-track teacher was Dan Yeaney. I was already a huge DRI fan, and I was listening to it one day after class. I was reading the liner notes and was like, WHOA, Dan recorded this blistering album!! Dan is a super cool guy, and I got him to tell us the story of this session. This remains my favorite of the 80's hardcore. Just a stone cold classic.
      • donpicon's avatar
        donpicon
        Edited 7 years ago
        DRI was one of the bands with more weight and influence in conceptions about fast music; you just have to check mid 80's british hc wave, or mid/late 90's powerviolence to understand what i say. Some band's followers were disapointed when they released Crossover, signing with RR, and turned they direction to more metallic sounds. All this gave the band a "commercial" status into the hc scene, but by other side, they gained high respect by thrash maniacs. Besides this, There is no band able to overcome this lp yet, and Along with VIolent Pacification ep, this is a Hardcore lesson from A to Z, and the best definition of a style. A must, a classic, but not only for the all great songs and lyrics contained in the recording. Dealing with it is, at least for me, (along with Dead Kennedys lps) a cruel and cynical radiograph of Reagan era.
        • medikit's avatar
          medikit
          Is the "Punk"-style debatable? I strongly doubt this has anything to do with Punk.

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