RAY & PORCELL - s/t 7" French Pop Rolling Stone called it "a

Rolling Stone called it "a feast of heavy melody and righteous braying that roars along with all the spit and spirit of Husker Du's New Day Rising

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RAY & PORCELL - s/t 7" French Pop Rolling Stone called it "aBLUE VINYL. Originally released in 1991, the Ray & Porcell self titled 7" features Ray Cappo (Youth Of Today, Shelter) and John "Porcell" Porcelly (Youth Of Today, Judge) on two Krishna conscious tracks: "Fame" and "Broken Glass." Recorded at Don Fury Studio in NYC, the two tracks were a departure from the fast paced hardcore Youth Of Today fans were accustomed to, while both tracks would later go on to be adopted by Shelter. The combination of a drum