Dag Nasty Brian Baker, formerly of Minor Threat, formed Dag Nasty with Colin Sears, Roger Marbury and Shawn Brown in Shortly before the recording of their debut full-length, "Can I Say", Shawn was replaced on vocals by ex-DYS frontman, Dave Smalley. Recently, the band has reunited in its original lineup, featuring Brown on vocals.

Apr 15,  · The '90s also saw a Dag Nasty reunion album, Four on the Floor, with Smalley back in the drivers seat. Trouble Is Field Day Things That Make No Sense The Ambulance Song Staring at the Rude Boys 13 Seconds Under Water La Penita Dear Mr.s Touma Matt I've Heard Under Your Influence Typical Here's.

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Dag Nasty manages to recapture their original musical intensity and simultaneously spotlight Dave Smalley’s continued growth as a writer. “We Went Wrong” revisits staple Dag Nasty themes of frustration and betrayed trust and sounds as aggressive and fresh as any of their early work.

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Dag Nasty recorded "Can I Say" in June , and "Wig Out at Denkos" in July , for Dischord Records before moving to Giant Records for the release of "Field Day" in The "Can I Say" line-up reformed in to record "Four on the Floor" for Epitaph Records and again in to record a full-length for Revelation Records.