Teen Idles Demo 1981

The Teen Idles was a hardcore punk band that existed only for about 14 months. Jeff Nelson and Ian MacKaye formed the band as well as Dischord Records, revolutionizing the Washington DC music scene and setting the stage for the formation of Minor Threat and the inadvertent development of the straight edge movement. The Teen Idles was the first band on Dischord Records.

Nathan Strejcek — vocals
Geordie Grindle — guitar
Ian MacKaye — bass and backing vocals
Jeff Nelson — drums

Track01 teen idles
Track02 i drink milk
Track03 sneakers
Track04 instrumental
Track05 commie song
Track06 trans am
Track07 deadhead
Track08 do you love me
Track09 no fun

T.S.O.L. 1980 Demo 7" bootleg

When T.S.O.L.(True Sounds Of Liberty) blasted onto the Orange County punk explosion in 1979 with white face paint, 6’ plus frames and blazing punk anthems, they were automatically a force to be reckoned with. There were obvious reasons why TSOL was so huge so fast: They were cuter, their songs were catchier and their live show was a lot more energetic and fun then any other band going. They single handedly initiated the influx of girls into the early 80’s punk scene. With songs about fucking the dead, “Code Blue” and gothic punk ballads like “Silent Scream”, they became the first punk “phenomenon”. it was the “OC Invasion”, and they were one of the very first punk bands I've ever heard.
01 80 times
02 superficial love
03 you dont have to die
04 silent majority

Shattered Faith - I love America / Reagan Country Ep - 1981

From Huntington Beach CA, Shattered Faith has been writing and performing original punk rock since 1978 and are recognized as pioneers in the first wave of Southern California punk rock bands. Spencer is now in the Pushers.

01 i love america
02 reagan country

Die Kreuzen - Cows and Beer EP 1982

From the Mid West, Die Kreuzen started in 1981 when four suburban kids from Illinois and Winsconsin joined forces in Milwaukee. Their name was chosen specifically to avoid stereotyping, because "no one knows what it means". Their name means "the cross" in German.
Raw and Shocking, Cows And Beer EP was unlike anything else coming out at the time. Die Kreuzen took the basic formula for hardcore and twisted it around so that it sounded sick and scary again.

01 in school
02 think for me
03 hate me
04 pain
05 dont say please
06 enemies

septic death demo 84 85

Heres a little info i got from wikipedia on septic death:
Septic Death (Boise, Idaho) is a hardcore punk band fronted by artist Brian"Pushead"Schroeder. Septic Death's music became a major influence on bands like Integrity, Citizen's Arrest, Infest, and many other bands tied to the hardcore punk, thrashcore, crust punk, grindcore etc. scenes.
"Septic death's songs deal mainly with fear and paranoia, the mental state of a person and how it functions. A few songs deal with current issues, but those are so depressing just to read the paper, why bring more attention than a song? If you seek to bring out solutions or terror to open eyes of fear, that is well constructed. But just complaints do not have meanings of knowledge. Strength away from fear or the acceptance of fear and what it creates makes it wiser for the mind... not the person who sings the song he writes but lives in terror of them. Open the eyes and let the enjoyment in; the awareness is essential.
This is there 84 85 demo ripped as 1 track @192 kbps.The track list is below:

sweat of a nightmare
core of reality
quit
dream silent
burial
thaw
poison mask
hardware
silence

septic death demo 84 85

J.F.A. Blatant Localism EP 1981

JFA was formed around March of 1981. and came out with their debut EP "Blatent Localsm" in late 1981. Pendleton, then in the band "The Deez" and Cornelius, then in the band "Jr. Chemists", knew each other from shows around Phoenix, Arizona and from skateboarding. They began playing together after a D.O.A. concert during the band's Hardcore 81 tour. Bam-Bam later joined after meeting Pendleton at an "Industrial Dance" in Phoenix, and bestowed the moniker on the band,(Jody Fosters Army) which is a reference to his second-cousin's, John Hinckley, Jr., attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan.
The band's first show was opening for Black Flag at an Industrial Dance which was one of a series of early Phoenix punk shows. Their first song of the night was Pipetruck. I Can't stress enough how much these guys influenced me.

01- Out Of School
02- Jody Fosters Army
03- Do the Hannigan
04- Count
05- Beach Blanket Bong Out
06- Cokes and Snickers

the clitboys we dont play the game ep 1983

I couldnt find to much info on this band so i am including a article i found on kfth.
The CLITBOYS are unique in that they stepped almost full born into controversy. From their earliest gigs to their new record (We Don't Play Their Game) they have had to deal with a flurry of criticism, from the political lyrics of the songs to the imitative nature of their thrash. The band has become one of the centers of division between "political" punks and "non-political" punks. That such a storm of disagreement should surround such a new and relatively obscure band is no small reflection on their goals. From the beginning, the band has consciously addressed pressing issues, from homophobia to conformity; sometimes, as their critics have said, in a manner heard many times before. If the CLITBOYS sometimes seem unoriginal in their approach to their music, it's possibly a reflection of lead singer and bassist Michael K.'s character. He is an enigmatic performer, whose ambition, more often than not, exceeds his grasp; and though somewhat confusing, his arguments never betray the slightest insincerity.

no such thing
have faith
sheep
gays ok
slogan boy
so funny
we dont play the game

CIA Gods Guns Guts ep 1983

C.I.A: God Guts Guns EP (Schmegma Records) 1983
From Connecticut.After this record Kenny the guitar player and singer (Bones) left and formed 76% Uncertain, whos first LP "Estimated Monkey Time" picks up were this EP left off. The rest of the band carried on with a new guitar player and poor LP, obviously missing the former members.

who cares and death
hazard
commie control
love and war
no thrills

Red Rockers-Condition Red-1981

The Red Rockers were a great punk band from New Orleans who took their name from the Dils song of the same name. Inspired by groups like the Clash, Stiff Little Fingers and the Dils, they started off as the Rat Finks doing cover tunes of aforementioned groups, then changed their name and released the "Guns of Revolution" single before moving to San Francisco. There they hooked up with 415 Records and put out this great LP in 1981. Despite popular claims, this was not produced by Jello Biafra, something which has been constantly perpetrated on rare punk lists for years. He does, however, sing backing vocals on their punk-country cover of "Folsom Prison Blues.

red rockers - condition red - 01 - guns of revolution
red rockers - condition red - 02 - teenage underground
red rockers - condition red - 03 - peer pressure
red rockers - condition red - 04 - can you hear
red rockers - condition red - 05 - grow up
red rockers - condition red - 06 - know what i think
red rockers - condition red - 07 - dead heroes
red rockers - condition red - 08 - folsom prison blues
red rockers - condition red - 09 - condition red
red rockers - condition red - 10 - hold on.mp3
red rockers - condition red - 11 - white law
red rockers - condition red - 12 - live or die

Big Boys - Where's My Towel/Industry Standard - 1981

I used to skate in the ditches for hours listening to these guys constantly with my sony walkman.....
legendary skate punk from texas.
RIP biscuit! we love you!

01 - Security
02 - T.V.
03 - I Dont Wanna Dance
04 - Identity Crisis
05 - Thin Line
06 - Advice
07 - Complete Control
08 - Work Without Pay
09 - Spit.mp3
10 - Act,Reaction
11 - Self Control
12 - Wise Up

decisions...

I have decided to make this blog public.. because I and a few friends will be upping lots of albums here..
and I think its best this way for a while..

if i can stick to out-of-print content.. then I will keep it public.

time will tell.
I still have a lot of tweaking to do for this blog.
I'm gonna start on the logo today...

punk dead - nah mate. the smell is jus summink in yer underpants innit - 1982

I think it was in '83, I was board in tower records one saturday night back in the day. this album cought my eye. as with many albums I grabbed back then, I looked at it for a few minutes and
put it my bomber jacket and just went outside to drink some maddog 20/20. with my
buddies. I didnt tell them I had the record.. for fear they would take it....I had it for a while.. but eventually someone
did take it. I loved this album! didn't know anything about it at the time.....and I still don't.

01. mau maus - give us a future
02. xtract - war heroes
03. anti system - mans world
04. mania - power to the people
05. xpozez - factory fodder
06. septic psychos - not wanted
07. anti system - breakout
08. xtract - aftermath
09. septic psychos - the thatcher
10. xpozez - no respect
11. mau maus - clampdown
12. mania - stick together

day two...

I've asked a friend to join in this blog.. so that we might have some very interesting stuff on here.
and i might ask a few others to contribute to the cause.
cuz if things go right...then this will be a very cool blog soon..
its still in the initial stages though..

My first blog post

Today is my first blog post.
I'm gonna post mp3 files on this blog!
Cant wait to get started.. but first I have to set up this page..
and finish my work..
sooo... I'll be back.