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GLC - The Menace Final Vinyl

Listening notes

Released in 1996 on the Get Back label, *GLC - The Menace Final Vinyl* (catalog number GET 8) is a vinyl record by Menace, catalogued under the genres of punk and rock. The release collects eleven tracks spread across two sides.

Side A opens with "G.L.C." and continues through "Insane Society," "Screwed Up," "I Need Nothing," "Electrocutioner," and "The Young Ones," for a total of six tracks. Side B carries five tracks: "Live For Today," "Tomorrow's World," "Carry No Banners," "I'm Civilised," and "Last Year's Youth." Track durations are not documented in the available data.

The title's inclusion of the phrase "Final Vinyl" is notable as a piece of self-description, though what the band or label intended by that designation is not confirmed by the facts at hand and should not be assumed. The "GLC" reference in the title may relate to the Greater London Council, which was abolished in 1986, though any direct connection to the band's intentions or the track "G.L.C." would require additional sourcing to confirm.

Get Back, the issuing label, is identified by the catalog prefix GET, with this release assigned the number 8. The record was issued as a standard vinyl format. No matrix, pressing plant, or country of manufacture information is present in the verified data.

Collectors and researchers consulting this entry should treat track durations, personnel, and any contextual history as outstanding gaps requiring independent verification before this draft is considered complete.