Back Ta Basics "Satisfy Your Hardcore Appetite" Fanzine Issue #3 Books & Zines Their music was harsh and

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Back Ta Basics "Satisfy Your Hardcore Appetite" Fanzine Issue #3 Books & Zines Their music was harsh andBack Ta Basics was a label ran by 25 Ta Life singer Rick Healey, aka Rick Ta Life. The label was extremely prolific, releasing EPs, albums, splits, and comps at rapid speed all through the 1990s and early 2000s. In addition to his bands and label, Rick also took it upon himself to make a zine under the same name, always wanting to spread the word of hardcore and discuss the bands he loved. This issue, #3, features interviews with a wide ranging group