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it was certainly a conscious attempt to shed their audience -- an attempt that worked

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undeniable hooks and tight harmonies that can be heard in their breakthrough rant against ennui ("Longview") and equally strident latter-day anthem for the underdog ("Minority")

A million miles from the detached irony of Blondie or the willful primitivism of the Ramones

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Fugazi Instrument (Original Soundtrack) vintage glass set it was certainly a consciousFugazi: Guy Picciotto, Ian MacKaye (vocals, guitar); Joe Lally (vocals, bass); Brendan Canty (drums). Since almost nothing about Washington D. C.'s Fugazi is conventional, it makes perfect sense that their first "career spanning" compilation album is largely made up of demos and unreleased tracks. Ostensibly the soundtrack for Jem Cohen's documentary, INSTRUMENT, the album is a glimpse into the creative process of one of punk's most adventurous and