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"V.F.W." is a standout track from the 1980s Boston hardcore band , known for its blistering speed and raw, aggressive energy . The song is famously associated with the band's chaotic final performance at the Bradford Ballroom in March 1983, where they opened for Mission of Burma.

: Originally recorded in 1982 at Radiobeat, the track was released as part of their self-titled album in 1985 on TAANG! Records.

Witness the intense energy of this hardcore classic in the official audio from Taang! Records: Negative FX - V.F.W/Mind Control/Together/Feel Like A Man TAANG! RECORDS YouTube• Mar 3, 2015 The Song and Its Context

: Like much of the band's catalog, the track features relentless drumming by Dave Brown and the iconic, near-screamed vocals of Jack "Choke" Kelly.

: The song is a centerpiece of the band's legendary live reputation. Rare Super 8 footage exists of the band performing it during their infamous second show at the Bradford Ballroom.

: Despite only playing about six shows in their initial run, Negative FX remains a cornerstone of the "Boston Crew" era, influencing countless bands in the hardcore punk scene. Negative Fx - VFW - Amazon.com Music

Fx-vfw: Negative

: Originally recorded in 1982 at Radiobeat, the track was released as part of their self-titled album in 1985 on TAANG! Records. Negative FX-VFW

: Like much of the band's catalog, the track features relentless drumming by Dave Brown and the iconic, near-screamed vocals of Jack "Choke" Kelly. RECORDS YouTube• Mar 3, 2015 The Song and

: The song is a centerpiece of the band's legendary live reputation. Rare Super 8 footage exists of the band performing it during their infamous second show at the Bradford Ballroom.