Rich Kids On LSD

01. Rich Kids On LSD - Keep Laughing: The Best Of... RKL, 1984/1985 CD, Compilation      Mystic Records (8) - MCD 163      Reissue from 2001 - includes Keep Laughing LP and Beautiful Feeling 7'' 02. Rich Kids On LSD - Revenge Is A Beautiful Feeling, 1984/1985 Vinyl, LP, Compilation      Destiny Records (2) - EFA 05251      Reissue from 1989 - includes remastered versions of Keep Laughing LP, Beautiful Feeling 7'' & Nardcore comp tracks 03. Rich Kids On LSD - Rock N Roll Nightmare, 1987 Vinyl, LP      Alchemy Records - VM104 04. Rich Kids On LSD - Greatest Hits Live West Berlin 1988, 1988 CD, Album      Destiny Records (2) - DESTINY-01543/2 05. Rich Kids On LSD - Greatest Hits Double Live In Berlin, 1989 Vinyl x 2, LP      Destiny Records (2) - 05143 06. Rich Kids On LSD - Reactivate, 1993 CD, Album      Epitaph - 86423-2 07. Rich Kids On LSD - Rock N Roll Nightmare, 1993 CD, Album      Epitaph - 86426-2 08. Rich Kids On LSD - Riches To Rags, 1994 CD, Album      Epitaph - 86445-2 One of the richest requests finally rezerred! There are no sufficient superlatives in any human language to adequately qualify the universal zerring greatness of RKL, who sit firmly on one of the largest thrones of the Eternal Zer Top Ten. And as everybody knows, the EZTT has been the only true holy entity in any liturgy since the dawn of space and time. Until any god, ghost or ghoul proves itself, only the EZTT is worthy of worship and awe. And up there RKL shine and rise from every angle. RKL gave the greatest and craziest live performances you could attend. Amazing musicians, amazing songwriting. Only RKL can make a Kiss song sound acceptable. That maniac bass player. I think he went on to fame and fortune in some MTV-pop-punk band. Rock'n'roll Nightmare screams HOLY FUCKING SHIT THAT'S TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE while the live in Berlin album RULES THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE OF LIVE ALBUMS. You have to be Slayer, Raven, Bad Brains or Motörhead to produce an equally killer live album. Now, Reactivate was a bit of a disappointment, or am I the only one to find it a bit amorphous? I was sacred to see it released by Epitaph and I was right. Yet the great Riches To Rags reset the balance, great farewell record. RKL ruled and we will never see them again because the majority of the members died. RKL is a true legend, but not a myth. NB: I had to rip the vinyls, it is RKL after all. But back then I played the live record twice a day for over 16 months and now it has 3 major bumping scratches. I did my best to edit them out, but I suggest to get the CD rip as well. This is the original 1989 CD, not some remastered butchery for mp3 consumers. !ZER Rich Kids On LSD ZER! Remove brackets and unzip: [zerhead]