issued on the Dangerhouse label

Their next record was their critical high-point, 1977’s “Class War” / “Mr. Big” (the former covered by Canadian punks D.O.A. ), issued on the Dangerhouse label, in a pressing of 1500 copies entitled “198 Seconds Of The Dils”. The last contemporary release was a three-sided double-7″ in 1980, “Made In Canada”, produced by Bob Rock, which showed a gathering roots rock orientation. The Dils opened for The Clash in Santa Monica in 1980 and later that year the band dissolved after playing a final show with Black Flag .