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	Zounds Biography - AOL Music
		Zounds were an anarchist post-punk band with an altogether gloomier and more polished sound than the abrasive crash'n'bash of their mentors in Crass.
		Formed in 1977, Zounds was the brainchild of bassist/vocalist Steve Lake, a native of Reading who'd moved to Oxford and lived in a squatters community.
		Crass signed Zounds to its own Crass label, and in 1980 issued the band's three-song debut single, "Can't Crash Karma"/"War"/"Subvert." Crass' Penny Rimbaud, who produced the single, had Zounds use a session drummer on the single, as Porter wasn't quite up to speed technically yet.
	music.aol.com /artist/zounds/21588/biography (395 words)

	Zounds (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Zounds were a UK anarchist band formed in 1977 from loose jamming sessions around the Reading area.
		A remixed version of the bands song "This Land" was released in 2001 as a CD single benefit for the McLibel support campaign.
		The name of the band is derived from the old English curse-word "zounds", which is a contraction of "Gods wounds", referring to Christ's crucifixion wounds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Zounds_(band) (420 words)

	Zounds (band) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Zounds shortly afterwards released their first EP, "Can't Cheat Karma", on the (additional info and facts about Crass Records) Crass Records label.
		A remixed version of the bands song "This Land" was released in 2001 as a CD single benefit for the (additional info and facts about McLibel) McLibel support campaign.
		The name of the band is derived from the old English (additional info and facts about curse-word) curse-word " (additional info and facts about zounds) zounds", which is a contraction of "Gods wounds", referring to (Any expected deliverer) Christ's (The infliction of extremely painful punishment or suffering) crucifixion wounds.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/z/zo/zounds_(band).htm (388 words)

	SolFest
		Zounds formed during Britain's glorious punk -rock interregnum in the second half of the1970's.
		The band almost leave the American influence behind at this point as they have developed their own tune and song writing skills which include tight arrangements, harmony singing, and occasionally, you may detect a pop flavour.
		Their music appeals to and is enjoyed by a wide range of audiences who appreciate a group of talented musicians, the inspiration of youth and a great acoustic sound irrespective of genre classifications.
	www.freewebs.com /solfest/press3.htm (623 words)

	No Doves Fly Here: The Mob
		Amidst a volatile punk rock scene, the Mob, along with bands like Rudimentary Peni saw no hope in the future, and certainly not in the present.
		Punk music had hit its second wave, and bands like Crass and Conflict were making a political statement with music, turning punk into an anarchist movement - for real, fusing political theory into the lyrics of their music and creating the anrcho-punk genre.
		Some of the other English post punk bands that shared a similiar vision musically and lyrically with The Mob were the Southern Death Cult, UK Decay, Theatre of Hate, and Flux of Pink Indians, not to forget Rudimentary Peni.
	www.deathrock.com /mob/about.html (295 words)

	Grover (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Their frequent and particularly intense live shows they managed to become one of the most active rock bands of the era, despite the difficulties (read: no infrastructure) that bands would encounter at the time.
		Lyrics-wise, the band touches upon all faces of modern life and mostly on things that all of us recognize but rarely bother to comment on (and typically pretend to not recognize at all).
		Grover can in no way be termed the absolute greek punk band rather, they created a record of a certain punk aesthetic, in terms of both the music and the lyrics.
	punk.gr /english/bands/grover.htm (250 words)

	Zounds (band)
		Zounds were a UK anarchist band formed in 1977 from loose Jamming sessions around the Reading area.
		A remixed version of the bands song "This Land" was released in 2001 as a CD single benefit for the McLibel support campaign.
		The name of the band is derived from the old English curse-word "Zounds", which is a contraction of "Gods wounds", referring to Christ's Crucifixion wounds.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/zo/Zounds%20%28band%29.htm (413 words)

	SoundStage! The Allman Brothers Band - Beginnings (Remastered)
		The recent remastering of the Allman Brothers Band catalog is one such example.
		Zounds improves upon this with a much wider soundstage and generally far more alive instruments.
		If this release is representative of the current status of the Allman Brothers Band catalog, Polydor deserves to be congratulated for doing a fine job creating CDs any fan should be very pleased to own.
	www.soundstage.com /music/reviews/grev008.htm (715 words)

	DEAD SCENE ZINE v.3
		Dirt for those of you who don't know were an anarcho-punk band from the CRASS era who continued to play into the 90's.
		Active co-released this with the band and Skuld Releases from Germany (who also did a double LP vinyl version).
		Zounds, got in touch with Active the day after the Mclibel first judgement was announced on the world news.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /deadscenev3/ACTIVE_RELEASES.htm?0.5572867158205605 (789 words)

	Music of Musical and Audiophilic Merit - The Golden Zone
		One thing that I've learned about crummy sound quality on CD is that you can't always go blaming the band for it; there are so many places the record company can screw the master tape's sound up before it gets to you that it's a wonder that anything is listenable.
		This collection from Zounds is the first chance I've ever had to see which of the problems with the BOC sound quality were attributable to poor original quality and which result from crummy mastering.
		Any time you see the band play, they have to play all three of their big hits just to keep the casual fans happy.
	www.soundstage.com /gold05.htm (3470 words)

	The Mick Sinclair Archive: Zounds
		Once more back in the dressing cubicle, Zounds are, not surprisingly, still as cynical and generally feeling as out of place as ever in the 'rock show' environment.
		The arrival of free drinks and fruit cues a host of self-mocking witticisms ("If this is for us the Exploited must be having a turkey dinner in the banqueting suite") but their admirable unwillingness to conform never manifests itself as a Killing Joke type paranoia.
		Zounds won’t prostitute themselves to gain your attention (or for that matter ever slide into elitism) but they are worthy of your time.
	micksinclair.com /sounds/zounds.html (1131 words)

	Zounds: The Story of Zounds by Lance Hahn
		With the band's music evolving from jam sessions and free experimentation into more conventional song structures, there had to be a new concern about the process of lyric writing and what was to be written about.
		I think that's the attraction for many people of Zounds, that it is not just sloganeering, but is born out of the frustration and powerlessness we actually felt (and still feel) everyday, and how that affects our personal behavior and personal relationships.
		1982 started with the band still gigging and touring on the continent not knowing that it would be their final year as a band.
	www.zoundsonline.co.uk /hahn.html (10898 words)

	Amazon.com: Curse of the Zounds: Music: Zounds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Zounds were noticably different than the rest of the Crass circuit, yet had the same punk ideals, and a depressed, driving jangly, new-wavish sound to boot.
		They claimed that "there's a new band every week," and it remains true decades later, but Zounds were not just another band.
		Zounds is one of the few bands from the Crass era and label to strike out on their own, instead of being another Crass rip-off.
	www.amazon.com /Curse-Zounds/dp/B000003867 (794 words)

	Wikinfo \| Crass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		By the bands' own account this was a drunken debacle, ending in the group being ejected from the stage, and immortalised by their song "Banned from the Roxy" and Rimbaud's essay Crass at the Roxy [1].
		This led to further introspection within the band, with some members feeling that they were beginning to become embittered as well as losing sight of their essentially positive stance.
		For the band's part, they have stated that their musical antecedents and influences were seldom drawn from the rock music tradition, but rather from classical music (particularly Benjamin Britten, from who, Rimbaud states, some of Crass' riffs are direct plagiarisms!), dada and the avant-garde such as John Cage as well as performance art traditions.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Crass (1859 words)

	Zounds
		Zounds had to be one of the most original bands ever, right up there with Crass.
		After Zounds broke up, drummer Joseph Portar and various members of the Mob formed another band Blythe Power.
		Zounds mixed anarcho-punk, a little ska, and a little...
	www.angelfire.com /in2/anokpeace/Zounds.html (131 words)

	CDs - D (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Broadly speaking this band will be lumped into the gothic metal category but in actuality the music sits closer to the doom camp but it's not slow moving.
		After recording The Gates Of Oblivion the band fractured with three of the members including Elisa, their vocalist formed Dreamaker with the remaining two members carrying on with the Dark Moor name.
		Third album from this German band is gothic metal with the slightest inflection of pop that reminds me of Xandria but with a touch more crunch.
	www.lasercd.com /Templates/frmTemplateE.asp?SubFolderID=31&SearchYN=N (2241 words)

	American BigBands - Page 1 "E" Bands
		In the mid 1970's his band appeared at the Sahara and Desert Inn in Las Vegas, the bands last appearance was at Madison Square Garden in 1978.
		Baron Elliott was assigned to the Army Entertainment Division and formed a band which, although it did not have the big-name sidemen and notoriety of Glenn Millers AAF band, was of a high quality.
		The band returned stateside in June 1945 and Elliott was discharged shortly thereafter.
	nfo.net /usa/e1.html (3789 words)

	Brown Band - Shows - Fall 1997
		Watch now as the Brown Band forms Danes' greatest asset (and we're not talking acting ability here folks) and looks forward to our next visit to Yale in two years, by which time we fully expect that she will be a member of the illustrious Skull and Bones Society.
		Of course, we all know which is the best band, but just to prove it they'll be the one marching off the field playing their fight song.
		The Lusitana Band hails from the Lusitana Youth Club in sunny Cumberland, Rhode Island, which, at 75 years of age, is one of the oldest Portuguese-American social clubs in New England.
	www.brown.edu /Students/Brown_Band/shows/1997-1998_fall.shtml (5288 words)

	Zounds: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		The band was formed in 1991 by Andrew Huffstetler (vocals, trombone), Bart Rogers (bass), Will Johnson (drums), and Mike Rudnicki (guitar, backin… Read More »
		Two Bay Area bands provided the personnel for the group.
		The band began their own label (Shut Up and Drive) in 1993 and released their first single, "Funny Car/Drowning." The second single, "Bottle," appeared on No Life.
	www.music.com /group/zounds/1 (234 words)

	ACTIVE CATALOGUE
		We co-released this with the band and Skuld Releases from Germany (who also did a double LP vinyl version).
		Zounds, phoned me the day after the Mclibel first judgement was announced on the world news.
		They lost their raucus crusty vocalist and the band became a far more enjoyable three piece playing powerful anarcho punk with a strong feminine twist.
	www.activedistribution.org /active_releases.php (1068 words)

	Zounds Remasters
		Foreigner is one of those bands that I've never quite liked enough to go buying all their albums.
		Zounds claims to aim at the "audiophile" market, which is a marketing claim I'm always suspicious of myself.
		I feel the tracks that weren't processed with NoNOISE sound a bit more alive then the ones that weren't, but I can't blame that on the processing--it's probably the fact that the originals were of worse quality in the first place that got that process used to scrub them up.
	www.westnet.com /~gsmith/content/zounds.htm (4339 words)

	Punk Planet Forums : Zounds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Blyth are the band formed by Joseph Porter after he left....Zounds.
		posted February 13, 2005 04:21 AM Steve Lake, the singer from Zounds, is a friend of a friend of mine so i've met him a few times.
		Zounds recently reformed and played a few gigs, i think both in UK and germany.
	www.punkplanet.com /cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=3&t=004728 (293 words)

	gullbuy-September 4, 2001: Apparat \| Bobby Hughes Experience \| Church Of Carbon \| Dean Elliot \| Yukihiro Fukutomi \| ...
		Simian are a band whose sound cannot be gleaned by their record covers.
		They are a pop band from England who have absorbed the back catalogue of High Llamas and Air and put their own spin on the result.
		Yes, there are ghosts of the 80's in the sounds, but the bands on this 9 song comp have their hands in the 'right now', not in any revivalist game.
	www.gullbuy.com /buy/2001/9_4.cfm (2141 words)

	Notes on the Cinema Stylographer: Summer Project: Vinyl Archiving
		Demystification (Zounds) - There was no other Crass label band quite like Zounds, and this single especially shows their melodic sensibilities.
		There wasn't the kind of information available on these bands then the way there is now, so there wasn't this kind of contextual information available.
		I used to buy a lot of records just based on lyrics and the philosophy of the band (which is why I gravitated towards a lot of Crass bands), so it's interesting to discover that there was melody in there too.
	www.filmref.com /notes/archives/2006/06/summer_project_vinyl_archiving.html (1358 words)

	Amorylucha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		1905 is a punk band from Washington, DC that started in 2000, played a few shows, had a line-up change in the summer of 2001 (adding a new bass player to the mix), regrouped and reworked some things, and has since been playing around rather consistently since October 2001.
		Redencion 9-11 are a H.C.-punk-experimental-noise band from Santiago, Chile.
		This a band featuring Pat Vogel (ex-Crispus Attucks, and countless other bands), Mike Thibadeua (who played drums in Redencion 9-11 on their US tour), and the one knows as Redbeard.
	www.amorylucha.org /releases.html (1019 words)

	The Bad Genes: "Falafel in Kreuzberg"
		The themes are political, but theres something genuine and honest about em, and I like that about a political band.
		The songs average around 3 minutes long each, and to quote the band's liner notes, "it is raw and full of of imperfections".
		Theres 2 covers on the record, "Subvert" by some Crass Records band called ZOUNDS, and my personal favorite, "White Man in Hammersmith Palais", which you may or may not recognise from the first Clash album.
	members.tripod.com /outsiderzine/id6.html (385 words)

	J-Church.com: My Favorite Place. Pop-Punk ... Hardcore ... J Church
		You know, some of the bands are pretty weak and the recordings are all over the place.
		Even the idea that it's a compilation of bands becomes false as there are sound collages and spoken word bits interspersed with all the music.
		The music that is recorded really poorly… The bands that aren't complete and can't play… The sound collages… It all ends up coming from the same perspective and therefore can only be judged as such.
	www.j-church.com /articles/newsletter09-3.html (4033 words)

	Curse of the Zounds Music
		They were unafraid to experiment at a time when punk was beginning to stagnate.They wore their hearts on their sleeves, lyrically and artistically.More subtle than Crass, but just as powerful, this album has been an 'underground' classic for almost 25 years.Just buy the damn thing will ya!!
		Zounds were noticably different than the rest of the Crass circuit, yet had the same punk ideals, and a depressed, driving jangly, new-wavish sound to boot.
		Zounds is one of the few bands from the Crass era and label to strike out on their own, instead of being another Crass rip-off.
	hotrodding.us /ItemId/B000003867 (361 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Curse of Zounds: Music: Zounds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The band was popular in anarcho-punk circles in the UK scene in the early 80's, although the music is too melodic to be considered punk.
		I replaced my vinyl copy with a CD I ordered from a highstreet megastore, that was before I knew about amazon and it took 8 months to arrive but was worth every minute of the wait.
		The Sex Pistols told us that we had no future, they said they where the poison in the human machine and then zounds came along and explained exactly why we had no future and told us all about the poison in the machine.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Curse-Zounds/dp/B000003867 (949 words)

	RICK SNOW / SINGER SONGWRITER PRODUCER
		When he got his first guitar and started taking lessons at nine years old, he knew what he wanted to do the rest of his life.
		Through his teens he played in several bands and did a single performing for college frat parties at the ski lodges in the Southern California mountains.
		Over the years Rick has performed in Dinner Theatre, sang with a couple of rock bands and toured with a gospel group.
	ricksnow.net (322 words)

	On the Line Movie Review at Hollywood Video
		Starring Lance Bass and Joey Fatone of the pop group *NSYNC, this little romantic comedy is altogether predictable and totally harmless; even TV-safe curses like "half-assed" and "damn" have been noticeably dubbed over.
		Today's boy bands may be a cultural blight not seen since Lawrence Welk revved up his bubble machine, but the only danger Line's sugary games of kissy-kissy present is the possibility of giving viewers cavities.
		Director Eric Bross (rhymes with "dross") doesn't do a whole lot stylistically, but getting any laughs from a movie that's as complex as a Tiger Beat op-ed piece is a victory in and of itself.
	www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?MID=133158 (877 words)

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