This is one D-beat band from Hannover(Germany) they started in 1992 under big influence of Discharge. Their music is about war, society, and their music to me is not classic D-beat its much more aggresive and faster, so download and see it for your self! They split up in 1998 after the tour in Japan.
Sistem Organizirane Represije is oldschool hardcore punk and comes from Slovenia,Ldrija.They started in 1985 and split up 1986. S.O.R. have one demo album, and one live album!
LOCATION:LDRIJA,SLOVENIJA
S.O.R-Demo
1. dobro je meso človeških sinov 2. protekcija živali 3. manipulacija 4. začetek po koncu 5. otrok smrti 6. upanje 7. pofukan vojak DOWNLOAD
S.O.R-Live/Demo
1.Dobro je meso človeških sinov-Hc verzija(live) 2.Dobro je meso človeških sinov(Live) 3.Dons Bost Začel(Demo) 4.Dons Bost Začel(live) 5.Intro Novi Rock(Live) 6.Manipulacija(Demo) 7.Manipulacija(Live) 8.Množice(Demo) 9.Mrak(Demo) 10.Outro(live) 11.Protekcija Živali(Live) 12.S Svojo Glavo(Demo) 13.SOR(live) 14.Spomeniki(Demo) 15.Track 13(Live) 16.Track 18(live) 17.Track 28(live) 18.Upanje(Live) 19.Utrujenost(Demo) 20.Utrujenost(Live) 21.Verbalni Delikt(Demo) 22.Začetek Po Koncu(Live) DOWNLOAD
This is an antoher EX YU HC band who come from Slovenia, it is veary interesting that they are all female.They had their best gig in Belgrades Academy and also in Solun.They released one EP7 and they are on a hardcore compilation called "Ljubljana Hardcore" you have it on my blog.
Perkele was started up by four guys in 1993 in a basement of the Swedish city Gothenburg, two of the mebers later left the band and from 1996 Perkele has been three members, Ron-Vocals & Guitar, Chris Bass and Jonsson Drums. The first album the band made was in Swedish "Från flykt till kamp" 1998 followed by "Voice of anger" 2000 and with this Perkele begun to sing in English and the next album "No Shame" came out 2002 and also became one of the most loved. 2003 Perkele released an Ep called Göteborg with all lyrics in Swedish again, it was a celebration to the hometown of Perkele, this Ep was followed by another fullengtalbum "Stories from the past" and was a very minimalistic album, so the production was a little bit different from the others. Then Perkele booked time in a studio again and recorded the masterpice "Confront" and are here to take place in your hearts.
Mr. Review was a Dutch ska revival band formed by Roel Ording and Arne Visser in 1983 in Amsterdam. They were active from 1983 to 1999, when the band dissolved. Drummer Roel Ording and guitarist Arne Visser had been in a band before, when they met singer Dr. Rude. They soon found a keyboardist and a saxophone player. Arne Visser was always the main songwriter. Concerts in local pubs were followed by a contract at Unicorn Records in London, which released the album Walking Down Brentford Road was released. Brentford Road is the address of Jamaica's Studio One, where many ska and reggae legends recorded songs. The band travelled to perform at many festivals in Europe. In 1994, they recorded their second album, Lock, Stock and Barrel. In 1995, their live album Keep The Fire Burning followed. After the band stopped playing together, Arne Visser and Dr. Rude continued in a new band called Rude & Visser.
MEMBERS: * Dr. Rude: vocals, percussion * Arne Visser: guitar, vocals, harmonica * Roel Ording: drums * Hans Hoffmann: tenorsax * Remco Korporaal: altosax * Julian Kok: trombone * Nico Maruanaya: bass * Henk Epskamp: bass * Andre Stuivenberg: keyboards * Milco van Zijtveld: trumpet
DISCOGRAPHY: * 1989: Walkin' Down Brentford Road - Studio album (Unicorn Records/Grover Rec.) * 1994: Lock, Stock & Barrel - Studio album (Grover Rec.) * 1995: The street where I'm living - Single (Grover Rec.) * 1995: Keep the fire burning - Live album (Grover Rec.) * 1998: One Way Ticket to Skaville - Best-of compilation (Moon Records)
Ovo je reizdanje sa kompletno remasterizovanim snimcima dva srpska benda koja su harala krajem 90-tih godina. Naime, na cd-u se nalaze starijoj generaciji punkera 2 dobro poznata izdanja koja su tada bila objavljena na kasetama, i koja su s obzirom na vrijeme i okolnosti u kojima su izdata dostigla prilično zavidan tiraž. Širom bivše Jugoslavije iz nekoliko distributivnih DIY centara snimak benda Trio Socijalne Pomoći - ''Nismo ničije igračke'' prodat je i razdijeljen u više od 3000 kopija, dok je kasetu Unutrašnji Bunt! - ''Veliki brat ti se smeši'' kupilo (ili dobilo) preko 5000 ljudi kako na ovim prostorima, tako i širom Europe. Cijeli taj materijal je 2005. godine objedinjen, postproduciran i objavljen na cd-u... Što se tiče samih bendova, bilo je to mnogo više od muzike, jer su članovi radili i dijelovali na svim mogućim poljima, kako protiv ondašnjeg nacionalističko-fašističkog Miloševićevog režima, tako i protiv samog društva koje ga je podržavalo. Rezultat toga bila je i turneja pod nazivom ''Preko zidova nacionalizma i rata'' sa hrvatskim bendom Radikalna Promjena 1998. godine u Sloveniji, odakle je ostao snimak ''Live in Koper''...U planu je bilo i izdavanje split LP-ja ova dva benda, ali se to sticajem raznih okolnosti nije ostvarilo, a kao vrhunac ironije i nesreće koja je kasnije zadesila UB! i Radikalnu Promjenu je to da su oba benda završila karijeru zbog smrti jednog od svojih članova.. Za Šeksa (RP) i Tanju (UB!) - R.I.P. Neka budu i ostanu najsjajnije zvezde ovog sazveždja...
UNUTRAŠNJI BUNT - Live in Slovenia + 4 unrealised songs DOWNLOAD
1.Ujedinimo Se 2.Argo 3.Danas I Sutra 4.Ne Dam Te 5.Veliki Brat Ti Se Smiješi 6.Oni Nam Duguju Život 7.Radikalna Promjena 8.You Take Part In Creatin System 9.Apokalipsa 10.U Traganju Za Slobodom(Proba) 11.Snaga I Volja(Proba) 12.Ja Odlučujem Sam(Proba) 13.Sunce Nije Obmana I Laž(Proba)
This is a UK 82 punk compilation the bands on the record are: Vice Squad(2 songs) The Insane(1 song) Abrasive Wheels(3 songs) Court Martial(3 songs) Chaos UK(2 songs) The Undead(2 songs) The Expelled(2 songs) Chaotic Dischord(3 songs) Mayhem(2 songs) Ejected(3 songs) Resistance 77(1 song) No Choice(1 song) Emergency(1 song) Sex Aids(1 song) The Underdogs(1 song) The Varukers(2 songs)
1.Broken Bones-Death Is Imminent 2.Anthrax-Violence Is Violence 82 3.Subhumans-Rats 4.The Soledad Brothers-Burn The Rich 5.Decadent Few-Metarmophobia 6.Dezerter-Greetings From Poland 7.Potetnital Threat-The Other War 8.Stalag 17-Societys Fairytale 9.Lost Cherrees-War Parts I+II 10.Stigma-Think Again 11.Uk Subs-Anti-Warfare 12.Admit You're Shit-You're just a joke 13.Toxic Waste-Good Morning 14.Legion Of Parasites-Sea Of Desecration 15.Malinheads-Hoax 16.The Instigators-Dine Upon The Dead 17.The Varukers-Stop the Killing now 18.Liberty-Deluted Rebellion 19.State Hate-End Race Hate
1.Lies 2.Will Evil Win 3.No Money 4.Will They Never Learn 5.Stupid Girl 6.Another Day 7.Incisor 8.Dead Hero 9.Human Killer 10.WatzWar 11.Kuukan Ei Voi toistaan Autta
Lead vocalist Keith Morris was an original member of Black Flag, co-founding the band with Greg Ginn and recording the Nervous Breakdown EP with them before suddenly departing the group in 1979. Morris formed Circle Jerks along with guitarist Greg Hetson, bassist Roger Rogerson (a classically trained guitarist), and drummer Lucky Lehrer.
Their debut album, Group Sex was released in 1980 on the Frontier Records label; its 14 songs totaled out at 15 minutes. It featured some songs that Morris had written while in Black Flag (Black Flag claimed the songs were "theirs"). That same year, the group was one of several California punk bands to be immortalized in the Penelope Spheeris documentary The Decline of Western Civilization; live versions of five songs from Group Sex appear on the movie's soundtrack.
In 1981, the group signed with IRS Records subsidiary Faulty Products and recorded their second release, Wild in the Streets, the title track of which is a cover version of a Garland Jeffreys tune. Faulty Products ceased operations several months after the release of the album, forcing Circle Jerks to find their third record deal in as many years. While they regained the copyright to Wild In The Streets, the original stereo master tape was lost, forcing the band to do a remix from the multi-track tapes when they reissued the album, along with Group Sex, on CD in 1988.
They signed a management deal with War producer/manager Jerry Goldstein's Far Out Productions, and recorded their third album, Golden Shower of Hits, in 1983, the album was released on Goldstein's LAX label. The title track is actually a medley of six cover versions (of artists as diverse and unexpected as The Association, The Carpenters, and Tammy Wynette) strung together to create a story line of two people who fall in love, have an unplanned pregnancy, rush into marriage, and end up divorced. Another song from the album, "Coup d'État", was used in the soundtrack of Alex Cox's early film Repo Man, and the band makes an appearance playing an acoustic/lounge version of "When The Shit Hits The Fan".
Not long after Repo Man had concluded its first-run release schedule, Rogerson and Lehrer left the band. They were replaced by Zander Schloss (who also appeared in Repo Man) and Keith Clark respectively. The band also changed labels for the fourth time, signing a deal with Relativity Records' metal imprint Combat Records, which had started a punk sublabel, Combat Core. The newly revamped group recorded Wonderful, and released it in 1985. Their newfound stability allowed the lineup to record a second album for Relativity, VI, not long afterward. One track from VI, "Love Kills", had been commissioned by Cox for the soundtrack of the movie Sid and Nancy, and can be heard early on in the feature.
Chris Poland played with them briefly after being fired from Megadeth. Zander Schloss had left the band.
A long period of inactivity ended in 1994, when the Circle Jerks – along with the Wonderful-era lineup – reunited and signed a major label deal with Mercury Records, a move that had a few business complications: Hetson was still with Bad Religion, who had signed a long-term contract with Atlantic Records, while Schloss had been part of a band contracted to Interscope. After ironing out these difficulties, the band recorded Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities and released it in the summer of 1995. To date, it is the band's last studio album recorded by any line-up. One track on the album, a cover of The Soft Boys' "I Wanna Destroy You", features backing vocals from pop singer/songwriter Deborah Gibson, who had just wrapped up a solo album with the same producer the Circle Jerks were using. Gibson later made a surprise appearance at the Circle Jerks' performance at punk mecca CBGB's to perform "I Wanna Destroy You" with the band. Despite such media attention, the group suddenly imploded three weeks into a tour behind the album. The breakup would not be totally permanent, but Clark left music for good afterward.
1.Deny Everything 2.I just want some skank 3.Beverly Hills 4.Operation 5.Back Against The Wall 6.Wasted 7.Behind The Door 8.World Up My Ass 9.Paid Vacation 10.Don't care 11.Live Fast Die Young 12.What's Your Problem 13.Group Sex 14.Red Tape 15.Wild In The Streets 16.Leave Me Alone 17.Stars And Stripes 18.86'd(Good As Gone) 19.Meet The Press 20.Trapped 21.Murder The Disturbed 22.Letter Bomb 23.Question Authority 24.Defamation Innuendo 25.Moral Majority 26.Forced Labor 27.Political Stu 28.Just Like Me 29.Put A Little Love in Your Heart
The Cockney Rejects formed in 1979, in London's East End, the band came from a working class background. Formed by Micky Geggus and Jeff "tinky" Turner with Vince Riordan and Andy Scott completing the line up for their 1st recording, The Flares and Slippers E. P on the independent label Small Wonder. The success of the E. P. and the bands rapidly increasing following led to interest from E.M.I, who was quick to sign the band to their label. Releasing their 1st single I Am Not A Fool in December 1979, the single reached number 65 in the charts firmly announcing the bands arrival.
They followed this up quickly with Bad Man also reaching number 65. Then the band hit the top 30 with there 3rd single the Greatest Cockney Rip Off, which reached number 21 and spent 7 weeks in the charts leading to their 1st appearance on Top Of The Pops.
The next single the West Ham anthem I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles reached number 35 and following singles We Can Do Anything and We Are The Firm, both also charted. All these songs came from their 1st album Greatest Hits Vol 1. By the time of their second album Greatest Hits Vol 2 there had been a change in line up with Nigel Woolf replacing Andrew Scott, but the album saw the band firmly establish themselves as the leading street punk band, with a large skins and punk following all over britain and europe, but always attracting a large East End following even on the road, this and the bands explosive stage presence sometimes led to bits of trouble in the crowd, but the rejects are at their best live and to this day still in demand all over the world to perform at gigs and festivals. Their song OI OI OI from the 2nd album even led to the street punk scene being referred to as oi music such was the bands influence among there peers.
There was another change in drummer by the time of their 3rd album Greatest Hits Vol 3 with Keith"Sticks"Warrington taking over the role. This album was recorded live in the studio in front of a specially invited audience. Their 4th album The Power And The Glory saw the band change to a more rock sound, and even though it was probably better musically and lyrically not all of their previous fans appreciated it. But it proved they was no 1 trick ponies. They entered further into the rock territory with the Wild Ones album produced by U.FO'S Pete Way, the band also released Quiet Storm and Unheard Rejects before disbanding in 1985, only to briefly return in 1990 and release the album Lethal.
Years later bored and eager to return to action the band reformed with Jeff"Stinky"Turner and Micky Geggus recruiting Tony Van Frater and Lees Cobb, recording Greatest Hits Vol 4 and Out For The Gutter, also playing live all over the world.
The Rejects have always stayed loyal to there fans and East End roots and in 2004 played somewhat of a home coming gig, at the West Ham working men's club, with tickets changing hands for over £100 a piece.
The band have since signed to their current label G&R London and enjoyed a triumphant return to form with their latest album Unforgiven with new drummer Andrew Lang. The album is full of edgy lyrics with an updated sound is oi for the 21st century. Also with the release of there first DVD Cockney Rejects East End to the West End they continue to go from strength to strength, and with a busy touring schedule they show no signs of slowing down proving the Cockney Rejects Really Can Do Anything!!!
1.Power and the glory 2.Because I'm in love 3.On the run 4.Lumon 5.Friends 6.Teenage fantasy 7.It's over 8.On the streets again 9.BYC 10.Greatest story ever told the 11.Lomdob 12.Beginning of the end 13.Motorhead 14.Francine 15.t.n.t
