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Top 100 1990′s

By admin on Apr. 12, 2010.
  1. 1.6 Band, Self Titled LP, USA, 1992
  2. Acme, Self Titled 7″, Belgium, 1994
  3. All Chrome, Flounders Flyers College & Canada LP, USA, 1999
  4. Arms Reach, Self Titled 7″, Australia, 1998
  5. Assuck, State To State 7″, USA, 1993
  6. Aus-Rotten, Fuck Nazi Sympathy, USA, 1994
  7. Bastard, Wind Of Pain LP, Japan, 1990
  8. Bikini Kill, The Anti-Pleasure Dissertation 7″, USA, 1995
  9. Born Against, Industrial Relations Department 7″, USA, 1990
  10. Breakdown, Blacklisted LP, USA, 1997
  11. Burn, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1990
  12. By The Grace Of God, For The Love Of Indie Rock 7″, USA, 1996
  13. Charles Bronson, Youth Attack LP, USA, 1997
  14. Citizens Arrest, A Light In The Darkness 7″, USA, 1990
  15. Chopping Block, Grizzly Fetish 7″, USA, 1991
  16. Cop Out, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1993
  17. Crossed Out, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1991
  18. Crown Of Thornz, Train Yard Blues 12″, USA, 1995
  19. Dead Nation, Face The Nation 7″, USA, 1998
  20. Deadguy, Work Ethic 7″, USA, 1994
  21. Death Side, Bet On The Possibility LP, Japan, 1991
  22. Devoid Of Faith, Purpose: Lost 10″, USA, 1999
  23. Disclose-Tragedy LP, Japan, 1994
  24. Down But Not Out, Demo, USA, 1998
  25. DropDead, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1992
  26. Electric Wizard, Come My Fanatics LP, England, 1996
  27. Eyeball, Talkin’ Straight 7″, Germany, 1998
  28. Eyehategod, In The Name Of Suffering LP, USA, 1992
  29. Face Value, Coming Of Age 7″, USA, 1990
  30. Fastbreak, Where It Lies 7″, USA, 1997
  31. Fit For Abuse, Mindless Violence 7″, USA, 1995
  32. Floor, Dove LP, USA, 1994
  33. Floorpunch, Goal Line Stand Demo, USA, 1995
  34. Four One One, This Isn’t Me LP, USA, 1991
  35. Fu Manchu, The Action Is Go LP, USA, 1997
  36. Full Speed Ahead, Demo, USA, 1998
  37. Gauze, Kao O Aratte Denaoshite Koi LP, Japan, 1997
  38. Get High, Demo, USA, 1996
  39. Gordon Solie Mother Fuckers, Chairshot Politics 7″, USA, 1998
  40. H-100’s, Distort Cleveland 7″, USA, 1995
  41. Hatchetface, Volume Two LP, USA, 1995
  42. Haywire, Private Hell LP, USA, 1990
  43. Heroin, Paper Bag 7″, USA, 1992
  44. His Hero Is Gone, Fifteen Counts Of Arson LP, USA, 1997
  45. Huggy Bear, Don’t Die 7″, England, 1993
  46. Human Remains, Using Sickness As A Hero CD, USA, 1996
  47. The Icemen, Rest In Peace 7″, USA, 1991
  48. In My Eyes, Demo, USA, 1997
  49. Infest, Mankind 7″, USA, 1991
  50. Inmates, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1995
  51. Integrity, Humanity Is The Devil 10″, USA, 1996
  52. Into Another, Ignaurus LP, USA, 1994
  53. Jello Biafra With DOA, Last Screams Of The Missing Neighbors LP, USA/Canada, 1990
  54. Judge, The Storm 7″, USA, 1991
  55. Kiss It Goodbye, She Loves Me…She Loves Me Not LP, USA, 1997
  56. Laughing Hyenas, Crawl 7″, USA, 1992
  57. Leeway, Desperate Measures LP, USA, 1991
  58. Los Crudos/Spitboy, Split LP, USA, 1994
  59. Madball, Dropping Many Suckers 7″, USA, 1992
  60. Mainstrike, Times Still Here 7″, Netherlands, 1995
  61. Man Is The Bastard, Sum Of The Men 12″, USA, 1992
  62. Man Lifting Banner, Ten Inches That Shock The World LP, Netherlands, 1992
  63. Mouthpiece, What Was Said LP, USA, 1994
  64. Mukilteo Fairies, Closet Check 7″, USA, 1993
  65. Neanderthal, Fighting Music 7″, USA, 1990
  66. Neurosis, The Word As Law LP, USA, 1990
  67. No Comment, Downsided 7″, USA, 1992
  68. No Escape, Demo, USA, 1990
  69. Out Cold, Self Titled LP, USA, 1994
  70. Paintbox, Screaming Shouting Crying LP, Japan, 1999
  71. Poison Idea, Feel The Darkness LP, USA, 1990
  72. Puncture Wound, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1999
  73. Quicksand, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1990
  74. Ringworm, Demo, USA, 1991
  75. Ripping Corpse, Dreaming With The Dead LP, USA, 1991
  76. Rollins Band, The End Of Silence LP, USA, 1992
  77. Rorschach, Protestant LP, USA, 1992
  78. Rupture, Righteous Fuck 7″, Australia, 1991
  79. S.D.S., Scum System Kill 7″, Japan, 1996
  80. S.O.D., Speak Swedish Or Die 7″, Sweden, 1990
  81. Saint Vitus, Die Healing LP, USA, 1995
  82. Selfish, System Kills 7″, Finland, 1993
  83. Septic Death, Theme From Ozobozo LP, USA, 1992
  84. Skewbald/Grand Union, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1991
  85. Sleater Kinney, Dig Me Out LP, USA, 1997
  86. Sleep, Sleep’s Holy Mountain LP, USA, 1993
  87. Spazz/Black Army Jacket, Split 7″, USA, 1997
  88. Speak 714, The Scum Also Rises 7″, USA, 1999
  89. Sportswear, It Runs Deep 7″, Norway, 1998
  90. Supertouch, The Earth Is Flat LP, USA, 1990
  91. Talk Is Poison, Straight To Hell 7″, USA, 1998
  92. Team Dresch, Personal Best LP, USA, 1995
  93. True Blue, Demo, Germany, 1998
  94. Turning Point, It’s Always Darkest Before The Dawn LP, USA, 1991
  95. Verbal Assault, On 12″, USA, 1990
  96. Voorhees, Spilling Blood Without Reason LP, England, 1994
  97. Warhead, Cry Of Truth LP, Japan, 1991
  98. Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh! – The Record, Compilation 7″, International, 1991
  99. Forever, Compilation 7″, USA, 1991
  100. Rebuilding, Compilation 7″, USA, 1991

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Signifying Nothing Top 100 Of The Nineties

By admin on Jul. 27, 2009.

Four years late, here is the final list.  One thing I’ve noticed as I put this together is that there is a great lack of compilations on this list.  A lot of the decent compilations in the nineties have great songs, but also terrible ones.  I still feel like I am missing something obvious…

  1. 1.6 Band, Self Titled LP, USA, 1992
  2. Acme, Self Titled 7″, Belgium, 1994
  3. All Chrome, Flounders Flyers College & Canada LP, USA, 1999
  4. Arms Reach, Self Titled 7″, Australia, 1998
  5. Assuck, State To State 7″, USA, 1993
  6. Aus-Rotten, Fuck Nazi Sympathy, USA, 1994
  7. Bastard, Wind Of Pain LP, Japan, 1990
  8. Bikini Kill, The Anti-Pleasure Dissertation 7″, USA, 1995
  9. Born Against, Industrial Relations Department 7″, USA, 1990
  10. Breakdown, Blacklisted LP, USA, 1997
  11. Burn, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1990
  12. By The Grace Of God, For The Love Of Indie Rock 7″, USA, 1996
  13. Charles Bronson, Youth Attack LP, USA, 1997
  14. Citizens Arrest, A Light In The Darkness 7″, USA, 1990
  15. Chopping Block, Grizzly Fetish 7″, USA, 1991
  16. Cop Out, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1993
  17. Crossed Out, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1991
  18. Crown Of Thornz, Train Yard Blues 12″, USA, 1995
  19. Dead Nation, Face The Nation 7″, USA, 1998
  20. Deadguy, Work Ethic 7″, USA, 1994
  21. Death Side, Bet On The Possibility LP, Japan, 1991
  22. Devoid Of Faith, Purpose: Lost 10″, USA, 1999
  23. Disclose-Tragedy LP, Japan, 1994
  24. Down But Not Out, Demo, USA, 1998
  25. DropDead, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1992
  26. Electric Wizard, Come My Fanatics LP, England, 1996
  27. Endpoint, In A Time Of Hate LP, USA, 1990
  28. Eyeball, More Days To Come LP, Germany, 1998
  29. Eyehategod, In The Name Of Suffering LP, USA, 1992
  30. Face Value, Coming Of Age 7″, USA, 1990
  31. Fastbreak, Where It Lies 7″, USA, 1997
  32. Fit For Abuse, Mindless Violence 7″, USA, 1995
  33. Floor, Dove LP, USA, 1994
  34. Floorpunch, Goal Line Stand Demo, USA, 1995
  35. Four One One, This Isn’t Me LP, USA, 1991
  36. Fu Manchu, The Action Is Go LP, USA, 1997
  37. Full Speed Ahead, Demo, USA, 1998
  38. Gauze, Kao O Aratte Denaoshite Koi LP, Japan, 1997
  39. Get High, Demo, USA, 1996
  40. Gordon Solie Mother Fuckers, Chairshot Politics 7″, USA, 1998
  41. H-100′s, Distort Cleveland 7″, USA, 1995
  42. Hatchetface, Volume Two LP, USA, 1995
  43. Haywire, Private Hell LP, USA, 1990
  44. Heroin, Paper Bag 7″, USA, 1992
  45. His Hero Is Gone, Fifteen Counts Of Arson LP, USA, 1997
  46. Huggy Bear, Don’t Die 7″, England, 1993
  47. Human Remains, Using Sickness As A Hero CD, USA, 1996
  48. The Icemen, Rest In Peace 7″, USA, 1991
  49. In My Eyes, Demo, USA, 1997
  50. Infest, Mankind 7″, USA, 1991
  51. Inmates, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1995
  52. Integrity, Humanity Is The Devil 10″, USA, 1996
  53. Into Another, Ignaurus LP, USA, 1994
  54. Jello Biafra With DOA, Last Screams Of The Missing Neighbors LP, USA/Canada, 1990
  55. Judge, The Storm 7″, USA, 1991
  56. Kiss It Goodbye, She Loves Me…She Loves Me Not LP, USA, 1997
  57. Laughing Hyenas, Crawl 7″, USA, 1992
  58. Leeway, Desperate Measures LP, USA, 1991
  59. Los Crudos/Spitboy, Split LP, USA, 1994
  60. Madball, Dropping Many Suckers 7″, USA, 1992
  61. Mainstrike, Times Still Here 7″, Netherlands, 1995
  62. Man Is The Bastard, Sum Of The Men 12″, USA, 1992
  63. Man Lifting Banner, Ten Inches That Shock The World LP, Netherlands, 1992
  64. Mouthpiece, What Was Said LP, USA, 1994
  65. Mukilteo Fairies, Closet Check 7″, USA, 1993
  66. Neanderthal, Fighting Music 7″, USA, 1990
  67. Neurosis, The Word As Law LP, USA, 1990
  68. No Comment, Downsided 7″, USA, 1992
  69. No Escape, Demo, USA, 1990
  70. Out Cold, Self Titled LP, USA, 1994
  71. Paintbox, Screaming Shouting Crying LP, Japan, 1999
  72. Poison Idea, Feel The Darkness LP, USA, 1990
  73. Puncture Wound, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1999
  74. Quicksand, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1990
  75. Ringworm, Demo, USA, 1991
  76. Ripping Corpse, Dreaming With The Dead LP, USA, 1991
  77. Rollins Band, The End Of Silence LP, USA, 1992
  78. Rorschach, Protestant LP, USA, 1992
  79. Rupture, Righteous Fuck 7″, Australia, 1991
  80. S.D.S., Scum System Kill 7″, Japan, 1996
  81. S.O.D., Speak Swedish Or Die 7″, Sweden, 1990
  82. Saint Vitus, Die Healing LP, USA, 1995
  83. Septic Death, Theme From Ozobozo LP, USA, 1992
  84. Skewbald/Grand Union, Self Titled 7″, USA, 1991
  85. Sleater Kinney, Dig Me Out LP, USA, 1997
  86. Sleep, Sleep’s Holy Mountain LP, USA, 1993
  87. Spazz/Black Army Jacket, Split 7″, USA, 1997
  88. Speak 714, The Scum Also Rises 7″, USA, 1999
  89. Sportswear, It Runs Deep 7″, Norway, 1998
  90. Supertouch, The Earth Is Flat LP, USA, 1990
  91. Talk Is Poison, Straight To Hell 7″, USA, 1998
  92. Team Dresch, Personal Best LP, USA, 1995
  93. True Blue, Demo, Germany, 1998
  94. Turning Point, It’s Always Darkest Before The Dawn LP, USA, 1991
  95. Verbal Assault, On 12″, USA, 1990
  96. Voorhees, Spilling Blood Without Reason LP, England, 1994
  97. Warhead, Cry Of Truth LP, Japan, 1991
  98. Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh! – The Record, Compilation 7″, International, 1991
  99. Forever, Compilation 7″, USA, 1991
  100. Rebuilding, Compilation 7″, USA, 1991

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Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty One

By admin on Oct. 9, 2006.

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty One

Download This Episode

Playlist
Rest In Pieces-Toys R Us
The Melvins-The Way Of The World (Flipper Cover)

Scapegoat-Wrench
Direct Control-World War Three
H 100′s-Ain’t Too Young To Die

Deadguy-Running With Scissors
Deadguy-Embryo

Deadguy-Druid
Deadguy-Die With Your Mask On

No Hope For The Kids-Secret Police
Jello Biafra & The Melvins-Yuppie Cadillac
Crucifix-Another Mouth To Feed
Tear It Up-Number One Wish
Razor Blades-Plastic Messiah

Think I Care-Burn
The Misfits-London Dungeon
The Klan-Cover Girls
Straight Ahead-Point Of View
Battalion Of Saints-Too Much Fun

Pearls & Brass-The Face Of God
Struggle For Pride-Wake Up To The Nightmare
Breakfast-El Burrito’s #2
Pisschrist-Infected

False Liberty-Unity
Neos-Churchgoer’s Motive
Floorpunch-What’s Right
Sick Of It All-Just Lies
Infest-Three Or Nothing

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108-Creation. Sustenance. Destruction.

By admin on Jun. 28, 2006.


108
Creation. Sustenance. Destruction. CD
Equal Vision Records

In 2006 I have pretty mixed feelings about 108. On one hand, I think they were a pretty interesting band who pushed the envelope on what can and can’t be deemed “hardcore.” I also think, listening to this now, that they got a lot better as they went on. The Krishna stuff: eh, whatever. While I find the views of Krishna’s about women and a few other things to be quite disturbing, 108 have always seemed to defy those stereotypes. Thus this discography is a mix of good and bad. Like a lot of discographies these days the disks go backwards chronologically. We begin with Threefold Misery, which is by far 108′s finest record. 108 got so noisy and pissed off on this record. They aren’t quite Black Flag or Deadguy, but you can tell when listening to this record that is what they were going for. Twenty bonus points for one of the best lines ever in a hardcore song during Killer Of The Soul: only a demon would dine on the flesh of the dead. Scandal also makes me chuckle because it reminds me of my earliest days in hardcore and the controversy between Equal Vision and Trustkill Fanzine. Next up is the Curse Of Instinct record, which is pretty much along the same lines. I do wonder why the covers they recorded around that time aren’t on here? Songs of Separation comes next and this record hasn’t held up well at all. Sure there are some great moments. I can hear a bit of influence from the Beyond LP here. I still don’t like the lyrics of Woman though. I’ve never liked Holy Name that much.

Overall, if you like 108 you should pick this up. It isn’t a totally complete discography, but it’s pretty close. I still have the nice letter Kate 08 sent me when I was in tenth grade after writing to get a copy of Krishna Grrrl Fanzine.

Also Reviewing This:

Aversion

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Top 100 Of The Nineties: By The Grace Of God-For The Love Of Indie Rock 7″

By admin on Mar. 2, 2006.

By The Grace Of God
For The Love Of Indie Rock 7”
Victory Records
1996

I remember Victory sending out a newsletter sometime in 1996, probably the summer, about their new releases.  The usual garbage like Snapcase and Earth Crisis had new releases, the One Life Crew controversy was covered, and there was an announcement about a new band called By The Grace Of God.  This band was supposed to have members of Endpoint and apparently had recently played their first show, playing three songs and a Judge cover.  At the time of course crap like Snapcase was huge, real hardcore bands like Devoid Of Faith and Floorpunch were starting to gain momentum, so hearing dudes from Endpoint were doing a band that covered Judge was a good thing.

I got the 7” shortly after.  I was pretty floored by it.  It sounded, by the time period’s standards, pretty “modern” but was still hardcore and a definite return to the older Endpoint style.  Throw in a cover of fucking Plastic Bomb on the CD and I knew this band was good.

I saw them live twice.  One at Manville Elks Lodge with the scab version of Deadguy & C.R.. The other time was of course at the infamous show in Yardley PA.  I actually missed the whole thing!  Our friends in the band Rad opened the show but then Saves The Day was playing so I walked down to the Wawa at the end of the street.  By the time I had come back everything had happened.  Whoops.

By The Grace Of God would go on to record another record for Victory and then one more record on a smaller label.  Members of this band have gone on to be in Black Cross, Good Riddance, and Elliot.

Here is an mp3 of Fissures.

These songs are posted for sample purposes.  I post them so that people can be turned on to cool music and hopefully return the favor for someone else.  Each mp3 will be up for one week and then will be taken down. please support the bands and labels by buying these records and checking them out when they play your town.  DIY hardcore punk bands deserve your support as an alternative to Clear Channel/MTV/RIAA nonsense. 

If you are the artist or copyright holder for this song and would like it removed please email me and it will be removed in a timely manner.

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