![Shudder To Think - 1987 [180 Gram]](https://mediacdn.aent-m.com/prod-img/500/08/4343308-3185703.jpg "1987 [180 Gram]")
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1. Track 1
2. Cure Song
3. Track 3
4. Cloak of Wine
5. Track 5
6. Thou Shalt Not Kill
7. Track 7
8. Like a Cat
9. Track 9
10. Too Little, Too Late
11. Track 11
12. Questionable
13. Track 13
14. Abysmal Yellow Popcorn Wall
15. Track 15
16. Ro
17. Track 17
18. It Was Arson
19. 1
20. Take the Child
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A band with many chapters and an everchanging sound, Shudder to Think's story began in 1986 in Glover Park, Washington DC. Bass player Stuart Hill and drummer Mike Russell had just recruited Chris Matthews to play guitar in their fledgling hardcore band Stüge (1984-86) when they suddenly found themselves in need of a new singer as well. Matthews suggested his friend Craig Wedren for the role. At the audition, Wedren's style clashed with the style of the band's previous singer, but the group all sensed that they might have stumbled into a "chocolate-in-my-peanut-butter" situation with intriguing potential. The group changed their name and headed into new territory.Side A of this LP is comprised of five songs from one of their first recording sessions together. The tracks chosen are songs that were only released on demo tapes, never to be re-recorded for future proper releases (this version of "Too Little, Too Late" did appear on the local punk compilation FR-5 in 1987).Side B consists of four tracks that were originally released as their first 7-inch release, the It Was Arson EP, a split release by Sammich/Dischord Records. Included at the end of side B is a version of "Take The Child" from this session (later re-recorded for their first album in 1988).Email Signup
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