Keeping things in that classic hardcore lane, another record that I recently picked up from Tim's old collection was Agnostic Front's Liberty and Justice For... album. This was another one that I didn't expect from him. The first two AF albums... okay, maybe I could see that, but this one was a surprise find.
Liberty and Justice For... has been on my wantlist for a long time. Like so many albums from this time, I originally bought it on CD or cassette, and while my intention has always been to get the vinyl onto my shelves, for this one, it hasn't happened for one reason or another. Each time I'd check the Discogs prices, I'd cringe a bit and think the price was a bit too high. Seeing this one from Tim's collection, still in the shrinkwrap, price wasn't a concern... I just needed to have it.
While this was a crucial album for me in my senior year of high school... when I was just starting to discover hardcore... it isn't a record that I return to very often in recent years. Giving this copy a spin has had me appreciating it a bit more right now. I mean, this is where AF and I part ways (okay, One Voice isn't bad, but I rarely think to listen to it), but this album still holds up.
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