Mau Maus were a British punk band formed in 1979 in Sheffield.
In 1984 they also found themselves without a record label, not to be out done the band went into the studio and recorded the 7" "Tear Down The Walls" and an album called "Fear No Evil", released in 1985.
This was a more melodic poppy punk sound, but still had their trade mark harsh vocals by Chris Taylor.
The band split up in late 1985 after Chris Taylor left the band. He was stuggling with the new direction of the band.
Band members:
Chris Taylor - vocals
Andy Levick - guitar
Richard Hall - guitar
Alf - bass
Kevin Warren - bass, backing vocals
Paul Barker - drums.
"Live At The Marples" is a live album by Mau Maus, released in 1983 on Pax Records.
The album is an official bootleg documenting the Marples gig on 2 September 1983 in Sheffield and comes with a booklet with band history, interview, photo and lyrics (fax sheet).
Tracklisting:
1. Clampdown
2. Images
3. The Kill
4. Secret Society
5. Rebellion
6. No Concern
7. Why Do We Suffer
8. Just Another Day
9. The Oath
10. Unforgotten
11. Crisis
12. Religious Rights
13. Facts Of War (take one)
14. Facts Of War (take two)
15. Social Systems
16. Give Us A Future
17. Leaders
18. Running With The Pack
19. Society's Rejects
20. No Concern
21. Facts Of War
22. Be My Baby
23. Rappel (Audience)
24. Crisis
25. Running With The Pack
VBR ~295K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"The Punk Singles Collection" is a compilation album by Mau Maus, released in 1996 on Captain Oi!.
Tracks:
1-8 7" Society's Rejects, originally released in 1982
9-11 7" No Concern, originally released in 1982
12 LP Punk Dead - Nah Mate, The Smell Is Jus Summink In Yer Underpants Innit LP, released in 1982
13-17 7" Facts Of War, originally released in 1983
18-21 7" Tear Down The Walls, originally released in 1984
22-25 12" Nowhere To Run, originally released in 1985.
Tracklisting:
1. Society's Rejects
2. Secret Society
3. Images
4. Social System
5. The Kill
6. Leaders
7. Crisis
8. The Oath
9. No Concern
10. Clampdown
11. Why Do We Suffer
12. Give Us A Future
13. Just Another Day
14. Facts Of War
15. Unforgotten
16. Religious Rights
17. Running With The Pack
18. Tear Down The Walls
19. Make The Fight
20. Step Across The Border
21. A Second To Pray
22. Nowhere To Run
23. In Unity We Fall
24. Make Or Break
25. Scarred For Life
VBR ~260K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
N.V. Le Anderen were a punk band from Wormer, The Netherlands, formed in 1981.
The band split up in 1986. Tjakko (drums) and Rob (bass) later changed the band's name to N.V. Boys and performed until 1991 with Peter Verdam on vocals and Ad Jongewaard on guitar.
Band members:
Marcel Meijer - vocals
Rob Haitsma- guitar
Danny Weeland - bass
Tjakko Kleimeer - drums.
Riot were an Oi! punk band from Zaandam, The Netherlands, formed in 1980 and split up in 1983 after Fred Dijkstra quits.
In the beginning the band played experimental and heavily influenced by The Ex and later changed their style to Oi.
Band members:
Fred Dijkstra – vocals
Michiel Wiering – guitar
Ewoud de Groot – guitar (1982-1983)
Kees Klap – guitar (1980-1982)
Marcel Koning – bass (1983-1983)
Marcel Lezer – bass (1980-1982)
Bobby Obdam – drums (1981-1983)
Dick Rietveld – drums (1980-1981).
"Here's The Sound Of The Streets" is a split album by N.V. Le Anderen and Riot, released in 1982 on Vögelspin Records.
Tracks:
01-10 N.V. Le Anderen
11-21 Riot.
Tracklisting:
1. N.V. Le Anderen - Troublemakers Skinheads
2. N.V. Le Anderen - Work Till 65
3. N.V. Le Anderen - Religion
4. N.V. Le Anderen - Imitation
5. N.V. Le Anderen - Wormer
6. N.V. Le Anderen - Death Ship
7. N.V. Le Anderen - Between The Easts
8. N.V. Le Anderen - Kerntroep
9. N.V. Le Anderen - Don't Believe Them
10. N.V. Le Anderen - Rockabilly
11. Riot - Children
12. Riot - No More War
13. Riot - War
14. Riot - Thatcher
15. Riot - Radioactivetie
16. Riot - Last Execution
17. Riot - N.R.1.
18. Riot - Riot Punx
19. Riot - Bolero
20. Riot - What Did You Learn
21. Riot - When The Punx Are Marching In
VBR ~269K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Here's The Sound Of The Streets" is a compilation album by N.V. Le Anderen, released in 1996 on Grand Theft Audio.
Tracks:
01-10 LP LP split with Riot, released in 1982
11-18 12" A Way To Spend Your Life, released in 1983
19 previously unreleased, recorded January 1986
20-21 LP Oorwormer compilation, released in 1982
22-23 a.k.a. N.V. Boys, LP Life Is A Joke Vol. 2 compilation, released in 1986
24-32 Live 30 April 1984.
Tracklisting:
1. Troublemakers Skinheads
2. Work Till 65
3. Religion
4. Imitation
5. Wormer
6. Death Ship
7. Between The Easts
8. Kerntroep
9. Don't Believe Them
10. Rockabilly
11. To Spend Your Life
12. Serbski U.S.S.R.
13. Short Life
14. You Ain't Better Than Me
15. The Girl On The Pavement
16. Fascists Die
17. Rebellion
18. Who's The Enemy
19. I. You.
20. Religion
21. Left And Right
22. Reasons
23. A Kids Game
24. Rebellion
25. Work Till 65
26. You Ain't Better Than Me
27. The Girl On The Pavement
28. Rockabilly
29. Who's The Enemy
30. Wormer
31. Fascists Die
32. Short Life
VBR ~295K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
