F.U.2 “F.U.2” Punk Rock by… (1977)

Listen to Satan! Satan! Satan! Oi! Oi! Oi! by Scroungers.

released 15 October 2002 

Released as a CDR in an unlimited edition collecting the following cassette releases: 

1-9 = “Your Taxes At Play” (1991) 

10-16 = “Born to Bludge” (1993) 

17-22 = “Eunuch and The Scroungers” (1994) 

23-28 = “Void Your Bowels” (1995) 

Proces “Boja” —punk from Subotica, Serbia, then Yugoslavia (1985)

Ism “Proud to Be Guilty” A Diet for the Worms (1983)

The Stalin “Stop Jap” Stop Jap (1982)

wmzink:

I AM RIGHT!

Kino “Mamma Anarchy”

Кино - Мама Анархия

Discharge “You Take Part in Creating the System” Fight Back (1980)

“…You’re the unrealized and the unintended./ You’re the one, the one they don’t like….”

dagSounds: Friday Night Hardcore Set Contra Asshats

featuring bad brains, leather, sick of it all, disorder, the fartz, GISM, headcleaners, rudimentary peni, cause for alarm, chronic sick

ENJOY ENJOY ENJOY

ieatpinecones:

“Big A Little A” - Crass, 7” Single B-Side to “Nagasaki Nightmare” (1981)

it’s my 0720 in the morning post. this one’s for Joy.

(via rebjukebox-deactivated20120330)

borntoulouse:

Dead Moon - 54/40 or Fight
Echoes of the Past (2006) 

dagSounds: Top Hardcore Albums of the 80s, Part Two

I uploaded Part One several days ago. Here’s the massive, Part Two. Torrent available on Demonoid.

From the torrent description:

Here’s part two of a three-part series of torrents on some of the best 1980s hardcore albums. The first torrents included albums from the first half of Pushead’s famous top 80s hardcore records list that he published in the March 1990 issue of Thrasher. It’s because of this (in)famous list that many of the albums on the list are now over-priced rarities on the intarwebs. In this torrent, I’ve included what I have from the second half of his list, #50-100. Part Three will include other albums that could have made the list and some compilations, maybe a little punk, too.

Here’s a list of the music in this here torrent:

50.Neos-End All Discrimination 7” EP, Canada 1982
51.Misfits-Walk Among us LP, USA 1982 
52.Shitlickers-Cracked Cop Skulls 7” EP, Sweden 1982 
53.Terveet Kadet-Aareton Joulu 7” EP, Finland 1982 
54.Prong-Force Fed LP, USA 1987 
55.Outo-Many Question Poison Answer 7” EP, Japan 1983 
56.The Fix-Jan’s Room 7” EP, USA 1981 
57.The Insane-Politics 7” EP, Canada 1981 
58.DOA-The Prisoner 7” EP, Canada 1980 
59.Bad Religion-How Could Hell Be Any Worse LP, USA 1981 
61.Meatmen-Blud Sausage 7” EP, USA 1982 
62.Gauze-Fuckheads 12” EP, Japan 1983 
63.Skeptix-So the Youth LP, England 1983 
64.7 Seconds-Committed for Life 7” EP, USA 1983 
65.Varukers-Varukers 7” EP, England 1981 
66.Confuse-Nuclear Addicts Flexi 7” EP, Japan 1984 
67.Abused-Loud and Clear 7” EP, USA 1982 
68.Adrenalin O.D.-Wacky Hi Jinks of Adrenalin O.D. LP, USA 1984 
69.BGK-Jonestown Aloha LP, Holland 1984 
70.Straight Ahead-Breakaway 12” EP, USA 1987 
71.Abrasive Wheels-Vicious Circle 7” EP, England 1981 
72.Deep Wound-Deep Wound 7” EP, USA 1983 
73.Sore Throat-Acid Rain 7” EP, USA 1987 
74.Ignition-Sinker 7” EP, USA 1987 
75.Mass Appeal-Mass Appeal 2xLP, Australia 1989 
76.Sons of Ishmael-Hayseed Hardcore 7” EP, Canada 1985 
77.Rattus-W.C. Rajahtaa LP, Finland 1982 
78.Huvudtvatt-Extrem Punx 7” EP, Sweden 1981 
79.Corrosion of Conformity-Eye For an Eye LP, USA 1984 
80.Final Conflict-Ashes for Ashes LP, USA 1987 
82.Stupids-Violent Nun 7” EP, England 1985 
83.Execute-Hardcore Temptation 7” EP, Japan 1983 
84.Malinheads-Hoax 7” EP, Germany 1983 
85.Die Kreuzen-Die Kreuzen-LP, USA 1984
86.76% Uncertain-Estimated Monkey Time LP, USA 1984 
87.Agent Orange-Your Mother Sucks Cock in Hell 7” EP, Holland 1983 
88.Partisans-Police Story 7” EP, England 1984 
89.Final Warning-Final Warning 7” EP, USA 1984 
90.Anthrax-Capitalism is Cannibalism 7” EP, England 1983 
91.Stains-Stains LP, USA 1983 
92.Stalag 13-In Control 12” EP, USA 1984 
93.LSD-Just Last 7” EP, Japan 1986 
94.Inferno-Tod & Wahnsinn LP, Germany 1984 
95.Ultra Violence-Crime for Revenge 7” EP, England 1982 
96.Mau Maus-Facts of War 7” EP, England 1984 
97.Accused-Martha Splatterhead 12” EP< USA 1984 
98.Subvert-The Madness Must End 7” EP, USA 1988 
99.Dead Kennedys-In God We Trust 12” EP, USA 1981 
100.Leeway-Born to Expire LP, USA 1988

I’m missing, can you believe it, two of the records and wasn’t able to find good copies for this torrent. The Agnostic Front album is easy to find. The other a little more difficult, but it’s around. Missing are: #60) Agnostic Front United Blood 7” and #81) Underdog Underdog 7” EP, from 1986.

As with the last torrent, you’ll find some extras included. For example, I uploaded all the Sore Throat I have. I uploaded the 90s Anagram release of The Partisans’ Police Story because it has more tracks included. Why not? I love The Partisans. I included a later issue of Bad Religion’s How Could Hell Be Any Worse. Much more music on that, too.

I’m trying to put together a Part Three to this with albums that shoulda made it on Pushead’s original list. I’ll be placing several comps on it as well. I’ll post that torrent soon. Until then, you’ve got plenty to listen to, meatheads. ENJOY!

The mp3s are all of varying quality and from various sources. I seed as often as possible. My torrents represent me missing my record collection, which is in storage in the US. I figure, I found all this music, why not share and share alike. Please be patient and help seed. Send me any questions, notes, comments. Have fun with the music. It’s great stuff.

Made in the USA: Jeffrey Lewis’s Complete History of Punk Rock

I listen to this from time to time. I love it. You should love it. But the best thing about Lewis’s history of punk rock in anti-folk style is the work’s ability to piss off the English, who like to whine about how they created punk rock all the time. Not that I really care who started punk rock at all, but that I love hearing English assholes whine about who started it. Not that all English are assholes, just the ones who like to whine about how Great Great Great Britain is all the time. Those guys are all assholes. (Like the USA patriot crowd. They’re all nationalists. I’ve got no time for that crap.)

Anyway, we know it all starts with guys like Chuck Berry, with black Americans whom the English rock and freakbeat guys all loved. After all, Chuck Berry was attracting a global and hip white audience prior to 1955. It’s his desire to mix country and R&B to develop his own sound that rocked, his mixing of traditional vocal styles—they say he wanted to sing R&B with Nat King Cole’s style—that is an early version of what we punks like to call DIY. What became punk came from the USA without a doubt. The language and the style. It’s ours. Like Jazz.

Anyway, Lewis’s version of punk begins with Harry Smith. I like his take, too. Harry Smith was a record collector, you know. He knew wherefrom this attitude came.

Eat it England! KEEP THE FAITH, motherfuckers.

(BAITED HOOK)

nearlycivilized:

Eat - Communist Radio

(Source: nearlycivilized, via pas-d)