Too bad there’s only three good tracks on this one. The production on the other hand makes it sometimes worthwhile to listen through the whole thing. Incredible punchy! If this had been a 7inch with Don’t Come… and Enemy Man it would’ve been a monster. A perfect mix of punky powerpop with a slight hard rock influence(hey it’s from Detroit!).

“The self-designed cardboard sleeve saw Cinecyde singer Gary Reichel and guitarist Jim Olenski machine-gunned to bits by the band’s SS-suited drummer, Roger Wesch.”

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Tremor
Format: 12″
Songs:
Don’t Come Crying To Me.mp3
Better Dead.mp3
Wondering Why
Top Secret
Professionals
Enemy Man.mp3
Girls Who Play Tricks On You
Wake Up
Firefight
I Don’t Want Nothin’ From You

One of those old HC bands that insisted to have yet another song about Hardcore: Hardcore Rules. Ha ha even back then it made me laugh. It was so incredible silly. Just like Exploited and their likes shouting Punks Not Dead. That is humour! Great but somewhat generic 5 tracker with short songs that deserves a couple of spins. From Bronx,NY, USA. And don’t forgett that Hardcore Rules!
Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Savage Circle
Format: 7″
Songs:
Kill Yourself.mp3
We Don’t Have It.mp3
Don’t Do It.mp3
Hardcore Rules.mp3
Kill Corps.mp3

The a-side is a bad ska song draging on for 4:14 so we just have to skip that one. Descontrol on the flip is a diffrent story though. Great driven punk rock backed by the spanish language that give it that special desperate touch. Just like italian for that matter.

Must be a bummer to record the spanish singing bands considering all the s’s buried in there. Anyone have some tasty info about PVP to share? I think this is their second release after the Miedo 7inch released the same year and that’ve been comped on Bloodstains Across Spain.

Country: Spain
Year: 1982
Label: Belter
Format: 7″
Songs:
El Coche De La Plas
Descontrol.mp3

It’s US HC day today kids in case you haven’t realised that? I saw the trailer for the American Hardcore movie today and got just as inspired as I used to get when I was younger. I can still feel it.

The book that the movie is based around is ok though I often feel I knew more and was more involved in the US HC scene then Steve Blush was though I lived in Sweden.

Anyway here’s Code Of Honor with their debute 7inch released by the long going Subterranean Records. Just as great as their split with Sick Pleasure. And dude there’s a skateboarder on the sleeve! Rad man!

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Subterranean
Format: 7″
Songs:
What Are We Gonna Do?.mp3
What Price Would You Pay?.mp3

Really great punk rock songs have one thing in common with great dicks: they’re short. Like this cover of Zappas Calgary Girls that clocks in on 1:32.

Totaly obscure 7inch by Canadas K Tonics that won a contest that was held by a radio staion in Edmonton/Canada named K-97. The prize was to appear on this split togheter with The Crash who do a loosy cover of an allready loosy song: Should I Stay Or Should I Go. Is this their only release?

Country: Canada
Year: 1982
Label: ROK
Format: 7″
Songs:
The Crash - Should I Stay Or Should I Go
K Tonics - Calgary Girls.mp3

Denmarks Electric Deads released three great 7inches and this is their debute from 1982. They formed in november 1981 and broke up in the summer of 1984.

Great HC with the raving Bibbi(who sounds totaly drunk here) on vocals. If anyone can figure what the hell he and she is screaming in the beginning of Order then you’re welcome to comment. On here is the first version of Fish In A Pool that reappeared on their last record. Compact Chaos is too bad to be post here. Slow, generic and boring.

Country: Denmark
Year: 1982
Label: Electric Static
Format: 7″
Songs:
Order.mp3
Zig Zag.mp3
Fish In A Pool.mp3
Compact Chaos

Totaly mystery band. Find nothing about them. One Kiss is a great fucked up art punk track that deserves to be comped. From Cambridge, Massachutes, USA.

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Monad
Format: 7″
Songs:
One Kiss.mp3
Eve

Absolutly awful 7inch except for one track that is really good. Sent to me by Mr. Rob Noxius(Guy Robert Archambue, lewdsnot, zoloft_anaconda) to make up for my loss dealing with him. He sent a bunch of total crap 7inches that he though I could sell. Ha ha what an idiot. According to him every 7inch was worth at least $14. So if anyone want to buy this 7inch for $14 then let me know!

“Originally formed in 1980 in Winnipeg, Canada. The Dub Rifles 5 piece line-up (2 saxes, guitar, bass, drums) combined their primary influences of Motown, Stax, punk (60s and 70s variety), dub reggae, and original 60s ska into a highly danceable big rhythm blend that knocked them for a loop wherever they had an opportunity to lay it down.”

Country: Canada
Year: 1982
Label: Notown
Format: 7″
Songs:
No Town No Country
Production Of Funds
Delicate Action.mp3
Number One(And I’m Aging In)
Reluctant Host

“Play this record loud, play it often, and play it under the influence of large amounts of alcohol.”. The forementioned wise words can be found on the back of the sleeve. I don’t know if “Löken” the basist of the long going swedish HC band Rovsvett and an old friend of mine was drunk when he gave this record to me. I was lucky as hell but never dared to play it drunk though. My first encounter with the Authorities was I Hate Cops on the “We Got Power” compilation and was of course blown away.

“I was never kicked out of the band, I quit the band because some of the members were doing Heroin and I knew I didn’t want to die from trying that type of Drug, nore would I ever try it. Also I’m the guy who wrote the song ‘Shot In The Head’.”

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Selecta
Format: 7″
Songs:
Achtung!.mp3
I Hate Cops.mp3
Radiationmasturbation.mp3
Shot In The Head.mp3

“No this one was NEVER released with sleeve.”. Rob Noxius goes to Stockholm I do research on Google. Ok, it came with a sleeve. Rob my dearest of friends send me a signed sleeve. Yes I want it signed by you. You are my punk rock hero. How many times can I rant about Rob? Forever baby! Ideals out of Texas first 7inch recorded live at the legendary Rauls Club the 18th of September 1980. Sleeve on loan from Texas punk discography by Paul Routenberg and Henry Weld. This is pre Hickoids.

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: WOW!
Format: 7″
Songs:
Depression Baby.mp3
Shutyr Face.mp3
Im Manic.mp3
High Art.mp3