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Dead Yuppies is the seventh full-length studio album from New York hardcore band, Agnostic Front. It was released in September, 2001 on Epitaph Records and follows 1999's Riot, Riot, Upstart. Due to the title, the release of the album was delayed in America and a sticker was placed on the cover by the record company in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attack.

The track "Love to be Hated" appears on a volume of Epitaph Records' Punk-O-Rama compilation series, but the band left the label shortly after release and recorded a split album with Discipline, Working Class Heroes, in 2002 before signing to Nuclear Blast Records in 2004.

Track listing

"I Wanna Know" – 2:21
"Out of Reach" – 2:01
"Critic" – 1:15
"Liberty" – 2:44
"Club Girl" – 1:41
"Uncle Sam" – 1:48
"Urban Decadence" – 1:56
"Love to be Hated" – 2:13
"No Mercy" – 1:34
"Politician" – 2:08
"Pedophile" – 2:27
"Alright" – 2:31
"Dead Yuppies" – 2:47
"Standing on My Own" – 1:45

Credits

Roger Miret – vocals
Vinnie Stigma – guitar
Mike Gallo – bass
Jim Colletti – drums

Recorded at Big Blue Meenie Studios, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
Produced by Roger Miret
Engineered by Tim Gilles and Erin Farley

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-'''''Dead Yuppies''''' is the seventh full-length studio album from [[New York hardcore]] band, [[Agnostic Front]]. It was released in September, 2001 on [[Epitaph Records]] and follows 1999's ''[[Riot, Riot, Upstart]]. Due to the title, the release of the album was delayed in America and a sticker was placed on the cover by the record company in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attack.
+'''''Dead Yuppies''''' is the seventh full-length studio album from [[New York hardcore]] band, [[Agnostic Front]]. It was released in September, 2001 on [[Epitaph Records]] and follows 1999's ''[[Riot, Riot, Upstart]]''. Due to the title, the release of the album was delayed in America and a sticker was placed on the cover by the record company in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attack.
 The track "Love to be Hated" appears on a volume of [[Epitaph Records]]' Punk-O-Rama compilation series, but the band left the label shortly after release and recorded a split album with Discipline, ''Working Class Heroes'', in 2002 before signing to Nuclear Blast Records in 2004.