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	Ebullition Records Catalog: Prank Records
		Recorded by Dan Rathbun at Polymorph Studios, "Fucked From Birth" is as it suggests: an anguished, brooding powerhouse hardcore record, cut of the dark Prank mold but with Artimus Pyle's unique and typical twists.
		Recorded live in 1983, "Live At The Crystal Pistol" was originally released as None Of The Above's demo tape and predates all of their vinyl releases.
		Recorded at Jackpot Studios in Portland (Elliott Smith, Sleater Kinney) by Larry Crane (Tape Op Magazine), "Children Of The Wasteland" is a unique record, different than your typical Prank release and a unique addition to the Prank family of bands.
	www.ebullition.com /Xprank.html (6325 words)

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	Prank Records-Home Page
		Recorded in Memphis with Jason Potter last Spring, "All The News That's Fit To Scream" is an old school '80's 'Reagan-Era' hardcore pairing of urgent lyrics with urgent music, but not miring in nostalgia but updating for even darker times.
		Recorded at Jackpot studios in Portland (ELLIOTT SMITH, SLEATER KINNEY) by Larry Crane (Tape op Magazine), Children of the Wasteland is a unique record, different than your typical Prank release and a unique addition to the Prank family of bands.
		Recorded by Dan Rathbun at Polymorph Studios, Fucked From Birth is as it suggests: an anguished, brooding powerhouse hardcore record, cut of the dark Prank mold but with ARTIMUS PYLE'S unique and typical twists.
	www.prankrecords.com /home.html (2964 words)

	Spiderleg Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Spiderleg Records was an independent record label founded by UK anarcho-punk band Flux Of Pink Indians in 1981.
		The band set up the label after releasing their first EP on the Crass Records label, which both taught them the skills necessary to run such a project and provided them with the seed cash.
		The first record to be put out was a re-recording of older material made when the band were known as The Epileptics (they changed the name to EPI-X following complaints from the British Epilepsy Association and eventually emerged as Flux Of Pink Indians having reverted to The Epileptics and then The Licks).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spiderleg_Records (323 words)

	Kronstadt Uprising 1981 - 1987 Official History
		Numerous unreleased demo recordings were also undertaken by the band, their final being recorded in 1986.
		The main thing that arose from the Kronstadt's first demo recording though, was the fact that Steve sent a copy of it to Crass, who decided to include a track from it - Receiver Deceiver - on their forthcoming compilation album, Bullshit Detector Volume 2, which was ultimately released in September 1982.
		To follow the recording the band played a triumphant concert at the Southend College of Technology on the 16/5/86 in front of a large crowd and this should have marked the start of the bands climb onto further heights.
	www.kronstadt-uprising.co.uk /html/kudefin.htm (2697 words)

	Amebix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During this time they grew close to the band Disorder (whose guitarist Virus played on their debut singles for Spiderleg Records) and partook in drug abuse as they moved around the city for four years.
		While recording the 'No Sanctuary' EP at Southern Studios they met Jello Biafra of American punk band Dead Kennedys who gave them a copy of Generic Flipper and suggested that they get in touch with Biafra's label, Alternative Tentacles.
		They became Tentacles' first UK signing with the Arise album in 1985 and they didn't release another album until 1987's Monolith whose release/distribution difficulties led to the band eventually splitting, although they were to continue touring, their final tour ending in Sarejevo before the collapse of Yugoslavia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Amebix (513 words)

	Band Profile: Flux Of Pink Indians - Music & Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This record was banned from most record shops because of the title (obscene articles for profit) and one indie record shop to sell it was arrested.
		Spiderleg was formed by FOPI and Subhumans released a 6 song EP on it.
		Spiderleg was formed by FOPI although technically by the epileptics I suppose since the 1st 2 releases on the label were by them.
	sputnikmusic.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=328181&styleid=18 (1616 words)

	www.myspace.com/kronstadtuprising
		Their first demo was then recorded in November 1981, contained nine tracks, and Crass decided to use Receiver Deceiver from it on Bullshit Detector Vol.
		Also in 1982 the band recorded The Unknown Revolution EP under the production of John Loder and Derek Birkett at Southern Studios for Spiderleg Records, with the record eventually being released a year later.
		The band continue to gig and record quite furiously, recording several demos at this time, but diversifying music tastes within the band took their toll and they eventually they decided to call it a day in 1987.
	www.myspace.com /kronstadtuprising (630 words)

	Amebix - Biography - AOL Music
		However, through all of the strife and chaos, the band were astoundingly prolific, recording enough material (including bootlegs and posthumous releases) for seven full-length albums, two 7" records, two compilation tracks, and the previously mentioned Band With No Name demo in that period of time.
		Norman appeared as the synth player on the two 7" records, but was replaced by a fill-in player on the full-length album.
		After disputes with Spiderleg, the band had gotten a deal with Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra's label Alternative Tentacles just prior to the drummer Spider's arrival on the scene.
	music.aol.com /artist/amebix/15395/biography (664 words)

	AMEBIX - Precursors of Many Genres / Their Story - DEAF SPARROW Zine
		However, through all of the strife and chaos, the band were astoundingly prolific, recording enough material (including bootlegs and posthumous releases) for seven full-length albums, two 7" records, two compilation tracks, and the previously mentioned Band With No Name demo in that period of time.
		Norman appeared as the synth player on the two 7" records, but was replaced by a fill-in player on the full-length album.
		These were all recorded for Spiderleg Records, run by A Flux of Pink Indians.
	www.deafsparrow.com /FeatureAmebix.htm (1535 words)

	www.nooptionsrecords.com - Homepage
		Poison Idea - "Latest Will and Testament" - LP Recorded in 2005, this is the final Poison Idea release that will feature Pig Champion (Tom Roberts) on guitar.
		Pig Champion died in Janaury of 2006 shortly after the band finished recording this LP/CD.
		This is the debut 12" and CD for Oakland's BORN/DEAD, who have gigged mercilessly in the San Francisco Bay Area for the past few years, and have gained a dedicated following from their self released debut 7", which sold out in record time.
	www.nooptionsrecords.com (341 words)

	Wipeout Music Publishing :: Artists
		One of the finest of the original wave of UK punk bands, 999 continue to tour and record.
		In 2004 he made a CD called Map Music made up of processed sounds recorded on trains, stations and the surrounding areas of the Newcastle Metro system and intended to be listened to whilst on a Metro journey.
		Described by Record Collector as "like the live entertainment in a pre-war Russian Gulag" and by Time Out as "sounds like the Velvet Undergound guesting with a Ukranian skiffle band".
	www.wipeoutmusic.com /artists.asp?start=1 (789 words)

	SUB/HUM/ANS-DEMOLITION WAR 7' 1981 SPIDERLEG RECORDS #SLD3 , GATEFOLD SLEEVE WITH A SPINE (yes a true gatefold cover ...
		SUB/HUM/ANS-DEMOLITION WAR 7' 1981 SPIDERLEG RECORDS #SLD3, GATEFOLD SLEEVE WITH A SPINE (yes a true gatefold cover where record goes inside a pocket of sleeve,just like a big 12" sleeves, not a fold open sleeve a paper folded in half.original press).....EX+/EX+
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	7inchpunk
		X was a fuckin’ great band and this record is an early document to their unique sound.
		This record of Antidote from Leeds UK recorded in 1986 appears as an untypical Loony Tunes-recording at least to me…no snare drum thrash…no grindcore…
		He called his upstart label EARACHE records and the rest is thrash history.
	www.7inchpunk.com /?m=200610 (1018 words)

	Amebix - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Amebix, now recognized as one of the most influential heavy bands ever, was born in England during the summer of 1978.
		Originally trolling their minds and coming up with the thought provoking moniker the Band With No Name, the group of dirty, broke punks recorded a trashy six-song demo and managed to sell a meager four copies of it.
		Life was chaotic from start to finish for Amebix, because they were really living the lifestyle that their lyrics and image portrayed.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/100/293/4/1002934.html (574 words)

	No Class Fanzine - Flux of Pink Indians Interview
		In terms of their music, their best known track is probably Tube Disasters, released by Crass Records on the Neu Smell EP, although as with all anarcho punk bands, overall the libertarian politics overshadowed most individual tracks.
		Hopefully when somebody picks up our record and it's got all these pages inside, all these pictures, they'll think 'Fuck it, maybe it is a bit more than the music.' They ought to.
		That upset a lot of people who agreed with what we were saying, but they were torn between their religious beliefs and… It's not up to me to say to them God's a farce, religion's a farce.
	www.noclass.co.uk /fluxinterview.html (2200 words)

	Amebix - Music Sage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It was without question influential and some of my favorite bands have literally lifted riffs straight from this record, but as I listen to "Arise!" for about the tenth time this week I can't help but be struck by how much AMEBIX are wearing their influences on their sleeve as well.
		A curious band, Amebix were well-known as punk/hardcore mainstays, but their work had an undeniable metallic element, as well as proving influential on future metal bands (Sepultura and Neurosis have proudly listed them as influences, and in the latter case, the influence is clear, at least when listening to very early Neurosis work).
		This record is a staple in any AMEBIX fans collection, and a must hear for folks who are not familiar with this legendary band.
	www.musicsage.org /topics/Amebix (2679 words)

	KnifeParty.com
		You guys initially released your material on Spiderleg records, if I am not mistaken, which was run by the band Flux of Pink Indians.
		When they began Crass records, it was with his help; so the tree expanded as Crass released Flux, who began their own label Spiderleg, which released Subhumans, who began Bluurg, (who released the Instigators who later set up Peaceville), and so it goes.
		Records, as well as one with Fat Mike on Honest Don's.
	knifeparty.com /interviews_template.php?subaction=showfull&id=1078281242&archive=&start_from=&ucat=2& (745 words)

	Overground Records - Punk rock, anarcho punk & proto punk reissues
		They recorded nine tracks and sent the tape to Crass who decided to use ‘Receiver Deceiver’ on Bullshit Detector Vol.
		Also in 1982 the band recorded ‘The Unknown Revolution’ EP under the production of John Loder and Derek Birkett at Southern Studios for Spiderleg Records.
		The record was eventually released a year later.
	www.overgroundrecords.co.uk /release.asp?Release=OVER85VPCD (471 words)

	No Class NOW - Penny Rimbaud talks about the Crass Records label
		So, Crass Records was started as a means of releasing the controversial Asylum track, and as so often happens, one thing lead to another and the most influential label of the 80s had begun.
		Other Crass Records artists who have since appeared on One Little Indian are Annie Anxiety, DandV, The Sugarcubes (the new incarnation of KUKL), as well as The Very Things and The Baby Men.
		Crass Records adopted the same system for their records; there was thus a separate code number for each year until 1984, with a suffix number to count the releases in each year.
	noclass.co.uk /crass.html (1361 words)

	www.myspace.com/amebixuk
		Amebix, now recognized as one of the most influential ponderous bands ever, was born in England during the summer of 1978.
		We released a 6-track tape recorded in my bedroom and sold 4 copies, all to friends from school.
		These were all recorded for Spiderleg Records, run by A Flux of Pink Indians.
	www.myspace.com /amebixuk (1975 words)

	Killed By Death Records » Blog Archive » The Users - I’m Sick Of You 7″ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		On one of the Epilectics 7″ers(i think its the spiderleg one)they didn’t have much good to say about Spaceward,something about hippies just getting stoned all day on the ‘lics time/money.
		Raw records was set-up to release The Users single and was gonna be called “Raw Power records” originally, the single was supposed to sound like a Stooges out-take.
		Killed By Death Records is proudly powered by WordPress.
	www.kbdrecords.com /2006/07/08/the-users-im-sick-of-you-7 (392 words)

	One Little Indian Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One Little Indian Records is a London based independent record label set up by Derek Birkett (former bass player of Flux Of Pink Indians) and Sue Birkett in 1985, along with Tim Kelly (formar guitar player of Flux Of Pink Indians).
		It was the success of Björk who established One Little Indian as one of the top independent UK record labels.
		Birkett also acquired the old Rough Trade Records master recordings and Clean-up Records.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/One_Little_Indian_Records (182 words)

	Overground Records - Punk rock, anarcho punk & proto punk reissues
		It was hearing Crass and seeing them live that influenced the band to move in a more ‘anarcho-punk’ direction.
		Soon they had linked up with other like-minded bands and after playing with Flux of Pink Indians were invited to join Flux’s Spiderleg Records.
		Two singles were released in 1982 Dogs Of War and The System Is Murder and the two bands toured together.
	www.overgroundrecords.co.uk /release.asp?Release=OVER104VPCD (339 words)

	KnifeParty.com
		This record has lyrical and musical hooks everywhere and while the sound has definitely matured it is also more broadened, diverse, and tighter at the same time.
		We're tighter as a group and we're at a better place as a band, but we’re always going to be and still are New Found Glory.
		We've had piano and keyboards in previous records and other songs.
	knifeparty.com /interviews_template.php?...&archive=&start_from=&ucat=2 (1143 words)

	Brickwall Records Message Board - Records for trade/offer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		These records are for trade - ie, if you have something on my want-list and want any of these records, there is a strong chance I will do the trade.
		Man is the bastard - Discography LP [Deep six records, insert, purple vinyl]
		Social infestation - s/t EP [Goatlord records, white vinyl, 205/499]
	www.brickwallrecords.com /forum/printthread.php?t=129 (629 words)

	List of record labels - Internet-Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Lucky Records (multiple labels of this name, 1930s - 1990s)
		Find list of record labels and more at Lycos Search.
		TAXI is the world's leading independent AandR company helping unsigned bands, artists and songwriters get record deals, publishing deals and placement in films and TV shows
	www.internet-encyclopedia.com /ie/l/li/list_of_record_labels.html (287 words)

	Amazon.com: New Day Rising: Music: On Trial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In calling the songs dire is also forgetting that these are often demo recordings, which means they often capture somethign raw.
		When you're young and in abnd recording time and money go hand in hand.
		The lyrics contain all the niaevety and anger of people growing up, especially in Thatcher's Britian, what you are getting here is a slice of life, from 1981 to 1987.
	www.amazon.com /New-Day-Rising-Trial/dp/B00004UFCK (959 words)

	A Chumbawamba FAQ
		Their 25-OCT-83 performance was recorded and, combined with a Chumbawamba track called "The First Seven Years" and four songs by Simon (possibly Simon Commonknowledge), was widely distributed under the name Raising Heck With Chumbawamba.
		The festival gig with Smashing Pumpkins was being recorded for German television-Danbert Nobacon wrote the word "punk" on his chest, stripped naked, and walked across the stage during the Smashing Pumpkins' set.
		However, the drums and bass were live studio recording, and the entire album has a gritty, energetic quality that was notably lacking on the slickly produced Tubthumper.
	www.geocities.com /TheTropics/Cabana/7272/cwfaq.html (16859 words)

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