Killed By Death Records

This is a great two sider! Cheap too! Get it! Underrated? I think so. Ultra thin production and cheap guitar sound makes this a total winner.

“If you’re gonna do something. Do it right. Don’t use bullets. Use dynamite.”

A little story about the band:
http://www.isound.com/cheaper_than_therapy_ca/

Country: Canada
Year: 1982
Label: Swindled
Format: 7″
Songs:
Who Want Guns?.mp3
Hymn #84.mp3

What do you prefer? Pop Oi!? Ok, put on Doin The Lambeth Walk. Are they taking the piss out of Oi!? Maybe and hopefully. A seriously terrible song that shall immediately be deleted after download. Or do you prefer pop till you drop with a clever arrangement and sweet hooks? Then Kids In Uniform is the way to go. A song for just about every moment in your life: wanking, farting, kissing, pissing, fucking, sucking and ducking. A long time since I posted such a great song as this.

After some research I found out that Introze actually was an Oi! band ha ha ha holy fuck! It must be the first Oi! band I’m posting. And the last too I hope.

Here’s what Dizzy from Detour Records write:
“South London – the home of Pop-Oi! – and the birthplace of The Introze…”

Country: UK
Year: 1982
Label: Monarch
Format: 7″
Songs:
Doin The Lambeth Walk.mp3
Kids In Uniform.mp3

Allright the b-side sucks worse then a toothless crack whore. But I Died Four Times does live up to the high standard you could expect from an Aussie band. A bit sloppy, a bit false and big bit great. Love it when the lyrics are spitted out in a hectic pace.

If I was a lyricist or had the ability to reflect a bit more over music other then “this is great”, “ouch! this is awesome” or “fuck this is sooo bad” this post would be a bit longer.

The Mansons on the web: http://www.geocities.com/dig_ravio/mansons.html

Country: Australia
Year: 1982
Label: Angelwood
Format: 7″
Songs:
I Died Four Times.mp3
What Is Her Name?.mp3

First posted by the now defunct(?) Something I Learned Today blog. What shall hit you first is the extremly great guitar sound. Fuzzy, messy and cheap. Sounds like it has been amplified through a small 10 Watt Marshall(you know these cigarette package sized ones) pushed up to eleven. The lyrics are composed with care and true concern about inmates, Reagan, animals, tyrants and the usual suspect. A nice punk package for someone getting into punk and its philosophy for the first time.

By the way this is an awesome record! Enjoy.

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Self Released
Format: 7″
Songs:
Killed In Jail.mp3
World Powers.mp3
What’s Wrong.mp3
Road Kills.mp3
Death To Tyrants.mp3
Go To The Window.mp3