"Violence in the Streets" is an unofficial live album by the Violent Femmes, capturing a performance from 1983, the same year their debut album was released. This bootleg LP is considered quite scarce among collectors. The recording showcases the band's raw energy and features tracks like "Kiss Off," "Gone Daddy Gone," and "Add It Up." The album is known for its hand-pasted sleeve and is HAND SIGNED AUTOGRAPHED BY THE 3 BAND MEMBERS Gordon Gano: Lead vocals, guitar Brian Ritchie: Bass guitar, backing vocals and Victor DeLorenzo: Drums, percussion
 

A1        Kiss Off
A2        Girl Trouble
A3        Hello-girl **(NOTE MISPRINT, SHOULD BE HALLOWED GROUND)**
A4        Gimme The Car
A5        Country Death Song
B1        Gone Daddy Gone
B2        It's Gonna Rain
B3        Add It Up
B4        Special
B5        Ugly
 
Recorded Live In Tupelo's Tavern - New Orleans
1983 
 
Tupelo's Tavern, located at 8301 Oak Street in New Orleans, was a notable venue in the early 1980s music scene. Originally known as Jed's, it hosted performances by influential bands such as R.E.M., Minor Threat, and the Misfits. On October 17, 1982, the Misfits played there, and later that night, members of the band and fans were arrested in a local cemetery, an event that has since become part of punk rock lore