MDC is an American punk rock band, formed in 1979 in Austin, Texas. The band originally formed as The Stains.
MDC were one of three pioneering hardcore punk bands in Austin, Texas in the early '80s, alongside The Dicks and Big Boys. These bands frequently played together and established the Austin hardcore scene.
By 1982 MDC relocated to San Francisco and renamed themselves MDC. The band's lyrical content expresses radical left political views.
During the summer of 1982 they became involved in the Rock Against Reagan Tour, during which time they fell out with the band Bad Brains when Rastafarian singer H.R. learned that Big Boys' singer, Randy Turner, was gay. H.R. and MDC's Dave Dictor had an intense confrontation. Upon Bad Brains' departure from the bill, they refused to return a loan owed to Big Boys and instead left a note that reportedly read "burn in hell bloodclot faggot". The incident resulted in the MDC song "Pay To Come Along".
MDC's initial run ended in 1995 and the band spent five years on hiatus, before returning in 2000 with new band members.
Band members:
Dave Dictor - vocals
Ron Posner - guitar
Rudolph Frank Mares - bass
Michael Naohiko Donaldson - bass
Al Schultz - drums.
"Millions Of Dead Cops/More Dead Cops" is a compilation album by MDC, released in 1988 on R Radical Records and Boner Records. The album was reissued in 1995 on Boner Records.
Tracks:
1-14 LP Millions Of Dead Cops, released in 1982
15-27 LP More Dead Cops 1981-1987, a compilation album released in 1988.
More Dead Cops 1981-1987 contains the tracks:
15-16 7" John Wayne Was A Nazi by The Stains, released in 1981
17-20 7" Multi-Death Corporations, released in 1983
21-23 7" Millions Of Dead Children, released in 1984
24-25 LP Rat Music For Rat People Vol. 2, released in 1984
26-27 two unreleased covers from 1987; Spanish Castle Magic is a Jimi Hendrix cover and Born Under A Bad Sign is an Albert King cover although no credit is given.
Tracklisting:
1. Business On Parade
2. Dead Cops/America's So Straight
3. Born To Die
4. Corporate Deathburger
5. Violent Rednecks
6. I Remember
7. John Wayne Was A Nazi
8. Dick For Brains
9. I Hate Work
10. My Family Is A Little Weird
11. Greedy & Pathetic
12. Church & State
13. Kill The Light
14. American Achievements
15. John Wayne Was A Nazi
16. Born To Die
17. Multi Death Corporation
18. Selfish Shit
19. Radioactive Chocolate
20. No Place To Piss
21. Kleptomaniac
22. Chicken Squawk
23. Pecking Order (Death Of A Nun)
24. Pay To Come Along
25. Evolution In Rock
26. Spanish Castle Magic
27. Born Under A Bad Sign
VBR ~259K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Smoke Signals" is the second studio album by MDC, released in 1986 on R Radical Records. The album was reissued in 1996 on We Bite Records with two bonus tracks (track 14 and 15).
The tracks "Bombs Not Food and "Nazis Shoudn't Drive" are not listed on the track list.
The tracks were taken from the split Liberty Gone E.P. by MDC And Capitalist Casualties, released in 1994 on Slap A Ham Records.
The album finds the band moving in musical directions outside of hardcore punk, with a more diverse rock style than previously, but it is still largely a punk rock album featuring the band's typically tight, fast musicianship. The album also saw Gordon Fraser's first appearance as main guitarist.
Tracklisting:
1. No More Cops
2. King Of Thrash
3. Drink To Forget
4. The Big Picture
5. Skateboards From Hell
6. Tofutti
7. South Africa Is Free
8. Acceptable Risks
9. Missile Destroyed Civilization
10. Soup Kitchen Celebrity
11. Country Squawk
12. Paradise Lost
13. Smoke Signals
14. Bombs Not Food
15. Nazis Shoudn't Drive
VBR ~264K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Dead Kennedys were an American hardcore band from San Francisco, California, formed in 1978.
Their first live show was on 19 July 1978 at Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco.
The band decided to split up in January 1986 and played their last live show with the original lineup on 21 February 1986 at Freeborn Hall at UC Davis.
Dead Kennedys' lyrics were usually political in nature, satirizing political figures and authority in general, as well as popular culture and even the punk movement itself. They attracted considerable controversy for their provocative lyrics and artwork. Several stores refused to stock their recordings, provoking debate about censorship in rock music. In the mid-1980s, vocalist and primary lyricist Jello Biafra became an active campaigner against the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC). This culminated in an obscenity trial between 1985 and 1986, which resulted in a hung jury and also hastened the band's demise (a hung jury results in a mistrial and the case may be retried).
Band members:
Eric Reed Boucher - vocals
Carlos Cadona - guitar
Raymond John Pepperell - guitar
Geoffrey Lyall - bass
Darren Eric Henley - drums
Bruce Slesinger - drums.
"Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables" is the debut studio album by Dead Kennedys, released in 1980 on Cherry Red. The album was reissued in 2005 on Manifesto.
Tracklisting:
1. Kill The Poor
2. Forward To Death
3. When Ya Get Drafted
4. Let's Lynch The Landlord
5. Drug Me
6. Your Emotions
7. Chemical Warfare
8. California Über Alles
9. I Kill Children
10. Stealing People's Mail
11. Funland At The Beach
12. Ill In The Head
13. Holiday In Cambodia
14. Viva Las Vegas
VBR ~272K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Plastic Surgery Disasters/In God We Trust, Inc." is a compilation album by Dead Kennedys, released 1993 on Alternative Tentacles.
Tracks:
1-13 LP Plastic Surgery Disasters, their second studio album, released in 1982 on Statik Records and Alternative Tentacles
14-21 12" In God We Trust, Inc., released in 1981 on Statik Records and Alternative Tentacles.
Tracklisting:
1. Government Flu
2. Terminal Preppie
3. Trust Your Mechanic
4. Well Paid Scientist
5. Buzzbomb
6. Forest Fire
7. Halloween
8. Winnebago Warrior
9. Riot
10. Bleed For Me
11. I Am The Owl
12. Dead End
13. Moon Over Marin
14. Religious Vomit
15. Moral Majority
16. Hyperactive Child
17. Kepone Factory
18. Dog Bite
19. Nazi Punks Fuck Off
20. We've Got A Bigger Problem Now
21. Rawhide
VBR ~259K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Frankenchrist" is the third studio album by Dead Kennedys, released in 1985 on Alternative Tentacles. The album was reissued in 2001 on Decay Records and Manifesto.
Tracklisting:
1. Soup Is Good Food
2. Hellnation
3. This Could Be Anywhere
4. A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch
5. Chicken Farm
6. Jock-O-Rama
7. Goons Of Hazzard
8. MTV - Get Off The Air
9. At My Job
10. Stars And Stripes Of Corruption
VBR ~273K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Bedtime For Democracy" is the fourth and final studio album by Dead Kennedys, released in 1986 on Alternative Tentacles. The album was reissued in 2001 on Decay Records and Manifesto.
Tracklisting:
1. Take This Job And Shove It
2. Hop With The Jet Set
3. Dear Abby
4. Rambozo The Clown
5. Fleshdunce
6. The Great Wall
7. Shrink
8. Triumph Of The Swill
9. Macho Insecurity
10. I Spy
11. Cesspools In Eden
12. One-Way Ticket To Pluto
13. Do The Slag
14. A Commercial
15. Gone With My Wind
16. Anarchy For Sale
17. Chickenshit Conformist
18. Where Do Ya Draw The Line
19. Potshot Heard 'Round The World
20. D.M.S.O.
21. Lie Detector
VBR ~267K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Give Me Convenience Or Give Me Death" is a compilation album by Dead Kennedys, released in 1987 on Alternative Tentacles. The album was reissued in 2001 on Decay Records and Manifesto.
Tracks:
1 7" Holiday In Cambodia, released in 1980 B-side
2 7" Too Drunk To Fuck, release in 1981 A-side
3-4 7" California Über Alles, released in 1979
5 7" Kill The Poor, released in 1980 B-side
6 7" Bleed For Me, released in 1982 B-side
7 LP Not So Quiet On The Western Front, released in 1982
8 7" Holiday In Cambodia, released in 1980 A-side
9 LP Play New Rose For Me, released in 1988. Originally intended for release as a flexi-disc in 1985 under the name "Lily White Dan And The Hot Potatoes", to be given away at street protests marking Dan White's return to San Francisco
10 7" Halloween, released in 1982 B-side
11 recorded live at BAM magazine's 3rd Annual Bay Area Music Awards at the Warfield Theater, San Francisco, 25 March 1980
12-13 LP Can You Hear Me? Music From The Deaf Club, released in 1980
14 LP Wargasm, released in 1982
15 7" Too Drunk To Fuck, released in 1981 B-side
16 produced at Mobius Music, Spring, 1982
17 recorded live by Persons Unknown at the Earth Tavern, Portland Oregon on 19 November 1979.
Tracklisting:
1. Police Truck
2. Too Drunk To Fuck
3. California Über Alles
4. The Man With The Dogs
5. Insight
6. Life Sentence
7. A Child And His Lawnmower
8. Holiday In Cambodia
9. I Fought The Law
10. Saturday Night Holocaust
11. Pull My Strings
12. Short Songs
13. Straight A's
14. Kinky Sex Makes The World Go 'Round
15. The Prey
16. Night Of The Living Rednecks
17. Buzzbomb From Pasadena
VBR ~281K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Cecil Bustamente Campbell (24 May 1938-8 September 2016), known professionally as Prince Buster, was a Jamaican singer-songwriter and producer.
In 1961, Campbell released his first single "Little Honey"/"Luke Lane Shuffle" featuring Jah Jerry Haynes, Arkland "Drumbago" Parks and Rico Rodriquez recording under the name of Buster's Group.
Campbell recorded throughout the 1960s with notable early ska releases include: "Madness" (1963), "Wash Wash" (1963), "One Step Beyond" (1964), "Al Capone" (1964), "Hard Man Fe Dead" (1966), "Too Hot" (1966) and "Rough Rider" (1968).
"FABulous Greatest Hits" is a compilation album by Prince Buster, released in 1968 on Fab.
The album was reissued in 1993 on Sequel Records.
The release on Sequel Records on CD used the same release title, but has a rather different tracklisting and running order than the 2002 release on Trojan Records.
Tracks:
1 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 170 in 1963
2 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 324 in 1965
3 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 200 in 1963
4 was not originally released in UK
5 on UK single Blue Beat BB 309 in 1965
6 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 167 in 1963
7 released on UK single Dice CC11 in 1963
8 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 248 in 1964
9 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 357 in 1966
10 was not originally released in UK
11 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 387 in 1967
12 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 389 in 1967
13 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 384 in 1967
14 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 390 in 1967
15 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 321 and 355 in 1966
16 released on UK single Fab 37 in 1967
17 released on UK single Fab 10 in 1967
18 released on UK single Fab 150 in 1969
19 released on UK single Fab 40 in 1968
20 was not originally released in UK
21 released on UK single Fab 37 in 1967
22 released on UK single Fab 92 in 1969
23 released on UK single Fab 119 in 1969
24 released on UK single Arista 411 in 1981.
Tracklisting:
1. Madness
2. Al Capone
3. Wash Wash
4. God Son
5. It's Burke's Law
6. 10 Commandments
7. Blackhead Chineman
8. 30 Pieces Of Silver
9. Hard Man Fe Dead
10. Earthquake
11. Judge Dread
12. Ghost Dance
13. Take It Easy
14. Too Hot
15. My Girl
16. This Is A Hold Up
17. Shaking Up Orange St.
18. Big Five
19. Rough Rider
20. Wreck A Pum Pum
21. Julie On My Mind
22. Pharaoh House Crash
23. Tie The Donkey's Tail
24. Finger
VBR ~201K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"FABulous Greatest Hits" is a compilation album by Prince Buster, released in 1968 on Fab.
The album was reissued in 2002 with six bonus tracks on Trojan Records.
Tracks:
1-12 LP FABulous Greatest Hits
13 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 170 in 1963
14 released on UK LP Blue Beat BB LP 820 in 1968
15 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 309 in 1965
16 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 158 in 1963
17 released on UK single Fab 40 in 1968
18 released on UK single Blue Beat BB 324 in 1965.
Tracklisting:
1. Earthquake
2. Texas Hold Up
3. Freezing Up Orange Street
4. Free Love
5. Julie (On My Mind)
6. Take It Easy
7. Judge Dread
8. Too Hot
9. Ghost Dance
10. Ten Commandments (From Man To Woman)
11. Al Capone
12. Barrister Pardon
13. Madness
14. Whine 'N' Grine
15. It's Burke's Law
16. Enjoy Yourself
17. Rough Rider
18. One Step Beyond
VBR ~210K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
The Stranglers are a British rock band, formed in 1974 as The Guildford Stranglers in Guildford, Surrey.
They soon dropped the geographical prefix and the name, The Stranglers, was registered as a business on 11 September 1974 by Duffy.
They experienced several line-up changes. After Cornwell's departure in 1990, Burnel, Duffy and Greenfield had been the only constant members of the band, until Duffy's retirement in 2018 and Greenfield's death in 2020.
Band members:
Hugh Alan Cornwell - guitar, vocals
David Paul Greenfield - keyboards
Jean-Jacques Burnel - bass, vocals
Brian John Duffy - drums.
"Stranglers IV" (also known as Rattus Norvegicus) is the debut studio album by The Stranglers, released in 1977 on United Artists Records. The album was reissued in 2001 with three bonus tracks on EMI.
Tracks:
1-9 LP Stranglers IV
10 7" bonus single
11 7" Sometimes, released in 1977
12 7" bonus single, recorded live at The Nashville in West Kensington, 10 December 1976.
Originally with a triangular hype sticker on the sleeve shrink wrap indicating "Includes Free Single - Limited Edition". This is one of the first 10,000 pressings with an dditional 7" single housed in a plain dark-orange sleeve.
Tracklisting:
1. Sometimes
2. Goodbye Toulouse
3. London Lady
4. Princess Of The Streets
5. Hanging Around
6. Peaches
7. (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
8. Ugly
9. Down In The Sewer
10. Choosey Susie
11. Go Buddy Go
12. Peasant In The Big Shitty (Live)
VBR ~251K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"No More Heroes" is the second studio album by The Stranglers, released in 1977 on United Artists Records. The album was reissued in 2001 with three bonus tracks on EMI.
Tracks:
1-11 LP No More Heroes
12 7" Something Better Change, released in 1977
13-14 7" 5 Minutes, released in 1978.
Tracklisting:
1. I Feel Like A Wog
2. Bitching
3. Dead Ringer
4. Dagenham Dave
5. Bring On The Nubiles
6. Something Better Change
7. No More Heroes
8. Peasant In The Big Shitty
9. Burning Up Time
10. English Towns
11. School Mam
12. Straighten Out
13. Five Minutes
14. Rok It To The Moon
VBR ~254K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Black And White" is the third studio album by The Stranglers, released in 1978 on United Artists Records. The album was reissued in 2001 with six bonus tracks on EMI.
Tracks:
1-12 LP Black And White
13-14 bonus 7" (FREE 9)
15 7" Nice 'N' Sleazy, released in 1978
16 7" Sverige (Jag Är Insnöad På Östfronten), released in 1978
17 7" Walk On By/Old Codger/Tank, released in 1978
18 bonus 7" (FREE 9).
The first 75000 copies of this album included the 7" "Walk On By/Mean To Me/Tits" in white vinyl in a black paper sleeve also containing a card with the credits. The 7" with cat # "FREE 9" was not released separately and is listed as tracks C, D1 and D2 on this release.
Tracklisting:
1. Tank
2. Nice N' Sleazy
3. Outside Tokyo
4. Hey! (Rise Of The Robots)
5. Sweden (All Quiet On The Eastern Front)
6. Toiler On The Sea
7. Curfew
8. Threatened
9. In The Shadows
10. Do You Wanna
11. Death And Night And Blood (Yukio)
12. Enough Time
13. Mean To Me
14. Walk On By
15. Shut Up
16. Sveridge
17. Old Codger
18. Tits
VBR ~258K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Live (X Cert)" is a live album by The Stranglers, released in 1979 on United Artists Records. The album was reissued in 2001 with seven bonus tracks on EMI.
Live (X Cert) contains tracks recorded at The Roundhouse in June and November 1977 and at Battersea Park in September 1978.
Tracks:
1-11 LP Live (X Cert)
12 from The Nashville, London, 10 December 1976. Originally included on a free 7" with the Rattus Norvegicus album.
13 from Hope And Anchor, London, 22 November 1977. Originally included on the 7" Don't Bring Harry in 1979.
14-18 are taken from the same era as the original source tapes.
Tracklisting:
1. (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
2. Dagenham Dave
3. Burning Up Time
4. Dead Ringer
5. Hanging Around
6. I Feel Like A Wog
7. Straighten Out
8. Curfew
9. Do You Wanna?/Death And Night And Blood (Yukio)
10. 5 Minutes
11. Go Buddy Go
12. Peasant In The Big Shitty
13. In The Shadows
14. Sometimes
15. Mean To Me
16. London Lady
17. Goodbye Toulouse
18. Hanging Around
VBR ~250K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"The Raven" is the fourth studio album by The Stranglers, released in 1979 on United Artists Records. The album was reissued in 2001 with four bonus tracks on EMI.
Tracks:
1-11 LP The Raven
12 7" Bear Cage/Shah Shah A Go Go, released in 1980
13 7" Duchess, released in 1979
14 7" N'Emmènes Pas Harry, released in 1980
15 7" Nuclear Device (The Wizard Of Aus), released in 1979.
Tracklisting:
1. Longships
2. The Raven
3. Dead Loss Angeles
4. Ice
5. Baroque Bordello
6. Nuclear Device
7. Shah Shah A Go Go
8. Don't Bring Harry
9. Duchess
10. Meninblack
11. Genetix
12. Bear Cage
13. Fools Rush Out
14. N'Emmenes Pas Harry
15. Yellowcake UFO
VBR ~255K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"The UA Singles 1977-1982" is a 3 CD compilation album by The Stranglers, released in 2009 on EMI.
Tracklisting CD1:
1. (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
2. London Lady
3. Peasant In The Big Shitty (Live At The Nashville '76)
4. Choosey Susie
5. Peaches
6. Go Buddy Go
7. Something Better Change
8. Straighten Out
9. No More Heroes
10. In The Shadows
11. 5 Minutes
12. Rok It To The Moon
13. Nice 'N' Sleazy
14. Shut Up
15. Walk On By
16. Mean To Me
17. Tits (Live At The Hope And Anchor)
VBR ~274K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Tracklisting CD2:
1. Walk On By (Radio Edit)
2. Old Codger
3. Tank
4. Duchess
5. Fools Rush Out
6. Nuclear Device (The Wizard Of Aus)
7. Yellowcake UF6
8. Don't Bring Harry
9. Wired
10. Crabs (Live)
11. In The Shadows (Live At The Hope And Anchor)
12. Bear Cage
13. Bear Cage (Extended 12" Mix)
14. Shah Shah A Go Go
15. Shah Shah A Go Go (12" Version)
16. Sverige
17. N'Emmenes Pas Harry
VBR ~271K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Tracklisting CD3:
1. Who Wants The World
2. The Meninblack (Waiting For 'Em)
3. Thrown Away
4. Top Secret
5. Just Like Nothing On Earth
6. Maninwhite
7. Let Me Introduce You To The Family
8. Vietnamerica
9. Golden Brown
10. Love 30
11. La Folie
12. La Folie (Radio Edit)
13. Waltzinblack
14. Strange Little Girl
15. Cruel Garden
VBR ~267K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
L'Attentat were a punk band from Leipzig, East Germany, active from 1985 until 1989.
Band members:
Bernd Stracke - vocals
Thomas Henschel - vocals
Imad Abdul Majid - guitar
Maik Reichenbach - bass
Clemens Rebbelmund - drums.
"Live '85 & '86/Made In GDR" is a compilation album by L'Attentat, released in 2000, a no label release.
Tracks:
1-15 cassette Live DDR Punk Aus Leipzig, released in 1986 on SM Vertrieb. The tracks recorded live in the GDR (15.6.1985 in Leipzig and 6.9.1985 in East-Berlin)
16 LP Tour De Farce Part Three, released in 1989 on Empty Records
17-29 LP Made In GDR, released in 1987 on X-Mist Records.
Tracklisting:
1. Stein Und Eisen Bricht...
2. Go!
3. Wenn Ich Einmal Reich Bin...
4. Lasst Uns Singen, Lasst Uns Tanzen, Lasst Uns Leben, Wie Die Wanzen
5. Wer Sich Wehrt Der Lebt Verkehrt
6. Smogalarm In Düsseldorf
7. Linke Ecke, Rechte Ecke, Solang, Bis Ich Ihr Dreck Verrecke!
8. Bürgerkrieg
9. Weg Mit Dem Nazi Dreck Oi!
10. Russen Raus!
11. Jetzt Erst Recht
12. Stürmt Die Deutsch-Sowjetische Botschaft!
13. In Den Krieg Ziehn Wir Nicht!
14. Vogelfrei...
15. Leipzig, Berlin, Deutschland In Trümmern!
16. Leipzig In Trümmern!
17. Deutsche Rasse
18. Sag Wo Stehst Du?
19. Demonstration
20. Ohne Sinn
21. Smogalarm
22. Friedensstaat
23. Kinderkrieg
24. Bürgerkrieg
25. La, La, La
26. Heimatlied
27. Karriere
28. Moskau
29. Ostseeküste
VBR ~287K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Cotzbrocken were a punk band from Köln, West Germany, active from 1979 until 1982.
Band members:
Peter - vocals
Axel - guitar
Igor - bass
Carsten - drums.
"Jedem Das Seine..." is the debut studio album by Cotzbrocken, released in 1981 on Rock-O-Rama Records and reissued in 1990 on Rock-O-Rama Records.
Tracks:
1-13 LP Jedem Das Seine...
14-16 LP Die Deutschen Kommen, released in 1982
17 live.
Tracklisting:
1. Bullenlied
2. KZ
3. Massaker
4. Hey Punk!!
5. Wir Wollen Keine Penner Sein
6. R.A.F.
7. Kriegsdienstverweigerer
8. Atatürk
9. Wie Sieht Der Denn Aus?
10. Popper
11. Hurra...
12. Das Wahre Leben
13. Südkurvenpogo
14. Kiffer
15. Oi Oi Oi
16. Was Werden Sie Tun
17. VKJ - Das Wahre Leben
VBR ~269K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Funeral Oration were a hardcore punk band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, formed in 1983 and split up in 1999.
The band started off in 1983 releasing a few demo tapes and long since out of print albums that never gained any attention outside of the local scene in Amsterdam.
After the release of their second LP in 1987 another 7-inch EP, "The More We Know", was released in 1989 and at the end of the year material for a new album was recorded, but a hiatus in the band caused its late release. "Say No To Life" LP was finally put out in 1993 on WRF Records.
This record gave a hint of what would become their definitive sound in the 1990s catchier melodies and better production, still keeping the edge of their previous albums.
After almost five years of silence the band recorded their CD debut "Punk Rock Nation". The album was released by WRF Records in 1994.
In the mid-1990s, the launch of American punk label Hopeless Records brought a request to have the band revived for a second run. The band recorded three albums for Hopeless, along with a discography collection. Funeral Oration called it quits for a second time in 1999.
Band members:
Peter Zirschky - vocals, guitar
Tos Nieuwenhuizen - guitar
Hayo Buunk - guitar
William Steinhauser - bass
Ferry Fidom - drums.
"The Godsend" is a cassette by Funeral Oration, self-released in 1984.
The demo came in a brown bag and included a 2-sided insert, folded poster and a sticker.
Tracklisting:
1. Intro
2. Silent Majority
3. Hell-Age
4. Kill Kill
5. Walls
6. Demented
7. Sacrificed
8. Could Have Known
9. Going Further
10. Send From Heaven
11. Why Should I
12. Getting Nowhere
13. Nothing To Give
14. Sinking Down
15. A.W.S.
16. Poison
17. For Miles
18. Outro
VBR ~262K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Communion" is the debut studio album by Funeral Oration, released in 1985 on Diehard Records.
The album was reissued in 1997 on Nasty Vinyl including the 12" "Shadowland", self-released in 1984.
Tracks:
1-15 LP Communion
16-22 12" Shadowland.
Tracklisting:
1. For The Better
2. Go Free Go Home
3. Day Fall
4. Slipping Out
5. Down On Me
6. Anyone Can Tell
7. Deep In Ground
8. The Heart Of All
9. Without Name
10. Motherlode
11. Like Dying
12. Nothing Is Sacred
13. Emptiness
14. I Don't Need It
15. Communion
16. Live In Lies
17. Never Change
18. Get By
19. Ultra-Waste
20. For Miles
21. The Wishing
22. Shadowland
VBR ~285K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Survival" is a 7" by Funeral Oration, released in 1986 on Remedy Records.
Tracklisting:
1. Lies For Survival
2. Days
3. Isn't It So/Tomorrow Never Comes
VBR ~267K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
"Funeral Oration" is the second studio album by Funeral Oration, released in 1987 on Swaddle Records.
Tracklisting:
1. Here We Go Again
2. This Time
3. No Longer
4. The Wishing
5. Overland
6. The Aim I Choose
7. Used To Be
8. It Ain't Easy
9. Like Any Other Life
10. We Are Not One
11. Failers Fall
12. If You Can
13. Didn't Want To Die
14. To The Fire
15. Would You Understand
16. Find A Way
17. Tell It Like It Is
18. This Ain't Heaven
VBR ~262K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
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