I Don't Wanna Hear It
from First Two 7"s by Minor Threat
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumSilver vinyl and a new gray cover. Pressed at Furnace..
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from First Two 7"s,
released June 1, 1984
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Minor Threat Washington, D.C.
Ian MacKaye, Lyle Preslar, Brian Baker, and Jeff Nelson formed Minor Threat in Washington, DC in 1980. The band released three 7" singles and an EP on Dischord before breaking up in 1983.
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