The C.D. Version of the First Two Records and Jugend Eine Welt

The C.D. Version of the First Two Records is the 1994 first CD release of punk rock band Bikini Kill, collecting their 1992 eponymous EP and their half of the 1993 EP Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah, an album they shared with the band Huggy Bear. The album includes the track "Rebel Girl", which made #27 on the Rolling Stone list of "Most Excellent Songs Of Every Year Since 1967", a playlist assembled by the magazine in 2006 to celebrate its 1,000th issue.

Contents 1 Critical reception 2 Track listing 3 Personnel 3.1 Performance 3.2 Production 4 References

Critical reception

In its review, Allmusic suggests that the album and its "even noisier follow-up, Pussy Whipped, might be all the Bikini Kill one needs". Characterizing the compilation as "ggressive, lippy, and none-too-disciplined", Rough Guides reviewer Owen James noted that it "nonetheless managed to sound like a triumph of female bonding against the odds". Rolling Stone, which gave the compilation 4 stars, described it as "caustic, daring, and shamelessly didactic, a two-by-four to the chops of patriarchy". Track listing

All tracks composed by Kathleen Hanna except where noted. "Double Dare Ya" – 2:40 "Liar" – 2:35 "Carnival" – 1:30 "Suck My Left One" – 2:24 "Feels Blind" – 3:21 "Thurston Hearts the Who" – 3:45 "White Boy" – 2:26 "This Is Not a Test" – 1:59 "Don't Need You" – 1:27 "Jigsaw Youth" – 1:55 "Resist Psychic Death" – 1:40 "Rebel Girl" – 2:47 "Outta Me" – 2:22 Personnel Performance Kathleen Hanna – vocals Billy Karren – guitar Tobi Vail – drums vocals Kathi Wilcox – bass guitar Production Pat Graham — photography Tim Green — engineer Ian MacKaye — engineer Patrick Maley — engineer Don Zientara — engineer

Jugend Eine Welt and The C.D. Version of the First Two Records

The non-profit organisation Jugend Eine Welt – Don Bosco Aktion Austria was founded at the inaugural meeting on 28 June 1997. Following a reorganisation in January 2007 it has been called Jugend Eine Welt – Don Bosco Aktion Österreich. Jugend Eine Welt Austria pursues the objectives of promoting aid to youth both nationally and internationally and sustainable development cooperation.

Jugend Eine Welt Austria was one of the first Austrian organisations to be awarded the stamp of quality for charities, receiving it on 14 November 2001. Ever since it has been entitled to carry the stamp without interruption. The Mission encourage development, education and emergency relief projects raise awareness in Austria enable young people from Austria to do voluntary service collect donations, a contribution for development, education and emergency relief projects Street Children‘s Day

2009 marked the 75th anniversary of the canonisation of John Bosco, the „Father and Teacher of Youth“. To mark the anniversary, Jugend Eine Welt launched „Street Children‘s Day“ the same year. The "Street Children's Day" is commemorated every year on the January 31st and should highlight the situation of these children and young people and raise funds for projects run by the Salesians of Don Bosco and the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco in favour of street children worldwide. A „Street Children‘s Day“ information package is sent to parishes, interested teachers and youth groups at the beginning of January. The package included material for a service for children, general background information on the subject of street children and suggestions for campaigns. This material is also available online (in German). Since the first Street Children's Day in 2009 it gained more and more attention in Austrian media, especially in 2011 when the auxiliary bishop of Vienna Franz Scharl cleaned shoes on the streets to commermorate the day.
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