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Red Paint People

Red Paint People put out a couple of 7″s and where on some compilations (including Scrabble.) They played brutal, bone-rattling rock and roll much in the vein of the Amp Rep/Touch & Go bands of the same time. In the early 90’s they played a lot of shows in Philly and along with Kitschchao brought a loud hardcore influenced rock back to the scene. The band was made up of Chris Hunter on guitar (Little Gentlemen, If, Goats, MothraDTO  ), Eric Hammarberg on bass (Double Penetration, Ben Arnold) Stroller on Drums and there singer was Matt.

Live On WKDU 02-15-93 (Jackie’s show)

I had to try to normalize the audio on this one – it was I guess either the tape or the original mix but hopefully I made  it better.

00 – Intro
01 – Unknown
02 – Unknown
03 – 3 Magnets 3
04 – Stric Neck
05 – Cantaloupe
06 – Team Tough Guy
07 – Unknown
08 – Blood in Honey
09 – Cool Mama
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The tracks below are the two 7″s plus a lot of bonus songs that I got from Chris (Thanks).

Red Paint  People 7 inch cover
Red Paint  People 7 inch bacl

Audio files

01 – Rock Chuck
02 – Blank Space
03 – Splugde Fest Now!
04 – Blood In Honey
05 – 3 Magnets 3
06 – Cantaloupe
07 – Team Tuff Guy
08 – Stric Neck
09 – Been Running
10 – Mooselodge

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Scream – Live Videos

One of my favorite bands to see live, it was so good to see them again a few years ago at KungFu Necktie. This post has 3 Scream videos from Philadelphia and 1 from NYC from the mid-80s. I just discovered that I had the video below of them from Rock Hotel in 1984. I also added another video from Love Hall from 83 that was up on Youtube, West Side Club in 86 & Camden in 85. Scream is currently working on a new album called DC Special – “DC Special tells our story through the musical history we grew up with and so we’ve invited musicians from our local DC music community, both past and present, to collaborate with us during the session.” Their Dischord albums are available on Bandcamp

Rock Hotel NYC – February, 23, 1984

West Side Club 4/13/86

This was a great day first Decontrol & Scream at the West Side Club and then Marginal Man at the Kennel Club later that night. Scream did a bunch of songs from their first two albums plus lots of covers. I’m not sure exactly when this show was but I know it was Spring of 1986. I saw Scream a few more times after this but this was my favorite time – it was more like a party then a show. Scream are back together and doing some shows (hopefully they will do a tour) go to their site for more info.
Thanks again to Pete at Sounds of Tomorrow for the beta tapes

Star Theater, Camden NJ – 4/6/85

From a CRUNCH show with Homo Picnic, Oblivion & Beefeater.

Love Hall Philadelphia 1983

Crunch

Dead Milkmen – Live

Elk’s Lodge Atlantic City 1985?


Dead Milkmen Live from the Elk’s Lodge in Atlantic City. I don’t have much info on this show but I’m assuming it was in the summer of 1985. Lots of songs from their first albumBig Lizard in My Backyard plus a few from Eat Your Paisley . Around 1/3 into the video they do their big early hit Bitchin’ Camaro with what looks like most of the audience up on stage. The Dead Milkmen have reformed and have a new album out go to The Dead Milkmen Facebook Page to check it out.
Thanks again to Pete at Sounds of Tomorrow for the beta tapes

Audio files

01 – Beach Song
02 – Tiny Town
03 – Laundromat Song
04 – Junkie
05 – Right Wing Pigeons From Outer Space
06 – Tarantula
07 – Dean’s Dream
08 – Serrated Edge
09 – Big Lizard
10 – V.F.W.
11 – Lucky
12 – Bitchin’ Camaro
13 – Take Me Apart
14 – Swampland Of Desire
15 – Two Feet Off The Ground
16 – Hangin’ Round
17 – SwordFish

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Chestnut Cabaret – June 5th, 1989

Thanks for the link to this billydee! For more of his live tapes go here

Slovenly – Live Revival Philadelphia 11/6/87

Slovenly from Revival in 87. They opened for Firehoose on the James Worthy Tour. They did allot of songs off the Riposte album which had yet to be released (I think) and then a few from Thinking of Empire and After the Original Style. One of the SST bands of the late 80’s that never really got the popularity I thought they deserved. They had a truly unique sound which it seemed like people loved or hated. If you want more info on Slovenly read this. I don’t think they played in Philly again after this at least I don’t remember seeing them again and I would have gone. Currently their guitar player Tom Watson was touring with Mike Watt. After Slovenly broke up some of the members released a couple of albums as Overpass. I’m not sure what anyone else from the band is currently up to.
Note the first song Movement the recording is really bad the volume must have been too loud (you can hear when I turn it down- sorry)

Audio files

01 – Movement
02 – The Way Untruths Are
03 – Prejudice
04 – Sand
05 – Orange Crush
06 – Enormous Critics
07 – Myer’s Dark
08 – Cartwheels Of Glory
09 – Old/New
10 – Distended

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Minutemen – Short Live Video – East Side Club

Short Minutemen video clip from the East Side Club show which included Black Flag and Nig Heist. It includes the end of the song Cut, Felt Like A Gringo, Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love (Van Halen cover) & Life As A Rehearsal. I found More clips from this show on You Tube. Below the video I made some sudio files from the video.
Thanks again to Pete at Drugmusic.com. for the beta tapes

Audio files

01 – Cut(partial)
02 – Felt Like A Gringo
03 – Ain’t Talkin Bout Love
04 – Life As A Rehearsal

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Photo of the Minutemen from Love Hall Thanks

Firehose – Live Revival Philadelphia 11/6/87

Firehose from Revival in 87 – a bunch of songs from their first two albums, one minutemen cover and a BOC cover. I along with two other KDU dj’s had set up an interview with Mike Watt through SST. So of course when we got there he had no idea we were coming. So we waited out in the cold and got a six pack. Evidently we got in and did the interview and Mike Watt was really easy to talk to and was a much better interviewee then we were interviewers. But the plus side of doing an interview was we were already in Revival and didn’t have to worry about getting carded by the bouncers. I missed most of Trained Attack Dogs but I got to see Slovenly. I really liked Slovenly – they seemed to fall into the you either love them or hate them bands (I have some of their set on tape I’ll put up later.) Firehose came on and were great – ok they weren’t the Minutemen and at the time it was hard to not compare the two. But now with time Firehose had some great songs and Mike Watt and George Hurley are so together and tight it was amazing. Check out Mike Watt’s Hoot Page

01 – Locked In
02 – Hear Me
03 – Under The Influence Of Meat Puppets
04 – Operation Solitaire
05 – For The Singer Of REM
06 – Brave Captain
07 – One Reporter’s Opinion
08 – On Your Knees
09 – In Memory Of Elizabeth Cotton
10 – Someimes
11 – Relatin’ Dudes To Jazz
12 – Backroads
13 – Soon
14 – Chemical Wire
15 – Me You Remembering
16 – Another Theory Shot To Shit
17 – Choose Any Memory
18 – Making The Freeway
19 – Red And The Black
20 – Thunderchild
21 – Perfect Pairs

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Autistic Behavior – Live Kater St. 8/7/82

This video is from an impromptu outdoor show in Philly back in 1982. Autistic Behavior only got through about 5 songs and then the cops busted up the show. Instead of me explaining check out this pdf with two zine articles (Savage Pink & Die Young) talking about it Click Here to see the pdf. They had two tracks on the Get Off My Back comp and recorded an album which was finally released by SRA in 2013.

Thanks to Pete at Sounds of Tomorrow for the beta tapes and Bret (Noise Addiction II) for the info and zines.

Homo Picnic – Blood On The Walls Tape & Live Videos

Blood on the Wall demo tape by Homo Picnic from 84. 6 songs of early Homo Picnic with Rich Poor (currently of Brutal Truth & Total Fucking Destruction) on vocals Dug on Guitar, Tone on Drums and Chuck Treece (McRad) on bass. Homo Picnic now has a facebook page. For more Homo Picnic see Noise Addiction and all Homo Picnic posts.

01 – Blood On The Walls
02 – Trouble In Paradise
03 – How Many Lives
04 – I Win
05 – Battered Dreams
06 – War Stories

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Homo Picnic – West Side Club

Homo Picnic – Star Theater, Camden NJ – 4/6/85

From a CRUNCH show with Oblivion, Beefeater.& Scream.

Articles Of Faith – Live Videos

Live @ Elk’s Lodge Atlantic City

Articles of Faith Live video from the Elk’s Lodge in Atlantic City on July 26, 1985. They headlined the show with Die Kreuzen and Electric Love Muffin opening. Wide range of songs from Up Against the Wall from the Peace Comp through Give Thanks and In This Life. I would guess this is probably there last tour since they broke up in 85. Articles of Faith are one of my favorite Chicago bands. Musically they had a unique sound and the lyrics were always great both the political stuff and they more personal In This Life lyrics. Hard to say because In This Life didn’t actually get released until 86 (two years after it was recorded) but I bet that album was a big influence on DC Revolution Summer bands like Rites Of Spring & Grey Matter. They recently got back together for a show at the Riot festival in Chicago. There is some video of the reunion on Youtube or on the I have A Brain in My Ass Blog. They also released a 7″ of new songs called New Normal Catastrophe which you can get here Plus Alternative Tentacles put out 2 collection cd’s which pretty much includes everything they recorded. There page on the Alternative Tentacles site is here (then select AOF from the dropdown)
Thanks again to Pete at Sounds of Tomorrow for the beta tapes and Crunch Productions for the amazing shows.


Tracklist:
01 – Wheedle Dee
02 – I’ve Got Mine
03 – Acceptance &
04 – Doesn’t Have To Be That Way
05 – I Objectify
06 – In Your Suit
07 – In This Life
09 – Up Against The Wall
10 – Trains
11 – Give Thanks
12 – American Dreams
13 – Everyman For Himself
14 – Five O’ Clock
15 – Cambridge & False Security
16 – In This Jungle & What We Want Is Free
17 – Substitute

Articles of Faith – Live Northeast Philly

Earlier Philly show from a backyard in Norhteast Philly (Mike Bradley’s house) until it was stopped by the police

Articles of Faith Rutgers Camden NJ, April 20, 1985

Opening for Dead Kennedys Rutgers show.

Trained Attack Dogs – Live @ Chaos Records

Trained Attack Dogs started in 1986 and released one 7 inch (Pizza EP), one track on the Discpan Hands Comp and a self released live tape (Lotsa Fun). You can listen to all of it by going to www.kenkramar.com The band included Keith Souder (vocals), Ken Kramar (guitar) and John Manhardt (bass) and various drummers plus David Thrower also played guitar with them in 1988 and 1989. The drummer on these videos from Chaos Records was Rich Hoak (later of Brutal Truth and currently TFD.) I’ve been told this was one of his first shows with them. I’m not sure what everyone in the band is doing currently but Keith is djing as DJ K.L.Diablo. They played a bunch of shows in the last few years but I’m not sure if they are still back together as of now. Below the videos there is audio files and a slide show of all the flyers I could find of Trained AttacK Dogs.
Thanks again to Pete at Sounds of Tomorrow for the beta tapes

Audio files

01 – Love Song & Flamehead
02 – Surrender
03 – Clean Your Own House & Friend Larry
04 – Big Black Cowboy & Indian Medicine Car & Religious Experience

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