V/A Thrashing With Your Parents Tape

4th and final installment in the Smurf Punk Tapes series. Thanks to Brob for lending me the tape to rip.
Again 90 mins. of HC/punk and thrash from all over the world. Released in 1988 I guess.
Misanthropic Charity deliver 2 songs of melodic HC/punk. Band was from Denmark and had Electric Deads singer in the band.
No Fraud were from Florida. One of the best late 80's HC bands. Tracks probably from their demo. Their 1st 7" is a classic.
Corruption play metal-influenced HC. Both tracks already appeared on the 'People Of The Pit' comp. I already uploaded.
The 7" of O.H.M. has been posted here before as well. They deliver 3 tracks of which 2 are on the 7" (titles have been translated).
Virulence were a CA hc/crossover band. Released an album on Alchemy Records (Melvins, Poison Idea, RKL, Neurosis, ...). Later changed their name to Fu Manchu.
3rd band from Denmark is Leben Und Leben Lassen, better known as LULL. 3 live tracks.
Guillotine is the next Alchemy Records related band.
Yugoslav Sun is as you can read from the band name, from Yugoslavia.
False Liberty is pretty wellknown. Tracks taken from their great 'The Zoo Is Free' demo.
Both tape sides end with live tracks of Solucion Mortal; a political HC band from Mexico.
Hate Crew is the 1st Belgian band here. 2 songs that don't appear on the album on Punk Etc.
Another band from Yugoslavia is Crist. 2 tracks of heavy crossover thrash. Released the 'Powerdrive' 7" on No Profit Tapes in 1988.
Bad Influence is the 2nd Belgian band with the song 'Kick Out Religions'.
Electro Hippies from the UK deliver 'Vivisection Song'.
F.P.B. ws a Czech punk band. Name stood for Fourth Price Band.

Thrashing With Your Parents

V/A 24 Love Songs Part II Tape

Got some goodies to rip from Brob, member of Smurf Punx and co-worker of the Vort'n Vis. Thanks alot!
I thought the '90 Minutes Around The World' was the 2nd release on Smurf Punk tapes but it's actually the 3rd. Never knew that this one existed until recently.
So '24 Love songs Part II' is the 2nd release on Smurf Punk Tapes (1986) and offers us 24 tracks of worldwide HC/punk and 5 tracks of poetry by Paddy Vacant And The Acid Heads from South-Africa.
Side A starts with A-Strant, the predecessor of Dawn Of Liberty. Cool HC/punk recorded live.Met singer Stefan Joosten again on the Antisect gig here in Belgium. Long time no see.
Next are FoH (Flag Of Hope) from West-Germany.
Bad Influence from Antwerp continues with 2 songs from their early anarchopunk phase.
Raw HC from Necrophilia is next. Band was from Yugoslavia.
Next is a very obscure band called Chaos S.A. from South-Africa.
S.D.T. follows with 2 tracks from their demo. Full band name is Suburban Death Trip. After they stopped, some members started a new band with the same initials.
Another cool band from Yugoslavia is next: Solunski Front.
Side B opens with South-Africa's most well-known Powerage.
Deviant Gedrag is next with 2 tracks from the demo I posted here before.
3rd band from Yugoslavia is Herpes Distress. Later shortened their name to Distress.
Germans Abfallbeseitigung are next. Punk with some wave influence.
Another rarity are the 2 songs of Pigs In Blue Glue. Recorded live. Probably your only chance to hear this band. Guitarplayer later joined Hate Crew.
Tape finishes with Repulsives, Brob's 1st band.

24 Love Songs Part II

Virus Insurrection - A Game Called Life Tape

                                              
Virus Insurrection came from Preston, UK and were active in the late 80's. Never released a record but some songs of this demo tape appeared on a few compilations.
'A Game Called Life' is the band's 2nd demo. Expect some cool anarchopunk tunes here with songs dealing with meat eating, fox hunt, the system, war,  religion,... Drums are a bit sloppy from time to time. The songs are pretty short as well. As most of their contemporaries chose to play USHC, crust or melodic punk, Virus Insurrection stayed true to the anarchopunk sound of their predecessors.

1.  Meat's No Treat
2. A Game Called Life
3. Exploitation
4. Duke Of Beaufort
5. Images Of War
6. Systems Failed
7. Who Needs It / Smash The System
8. Christianarchy
9. No Questions Why
10. Old MacDonald Had A Duckburger

Virus Insurrection

V/A Stop This - Fuck Vivisexion Tape

Late 80's comp. tape released in Belgium (Tielt) as a benefit for an organization against vivisection.
12 very diverse bands on this one.
Pestilence from Austria bring us thrash/grindcore. Later changed their name to Resolute.
German HC band Cox-Orange is next. They released a 7" on Amok Records.
Lärm again as the 3rd band here.
Exhaustless Revolt was a political HC band out of Antwerp. I think they did 2 demo tapes.
Next are Dark Age from Switzerland. Did an album on German label Beri Beri in 1990.
Last band on side A is Pszycho from Austria. A bit experimental.
Side B starts with Motus Vita Est from Yugoslavia. Tracks from their demo tape. Released an album on Sacro Egoismo in 1990.
Neolithicum is a pretty unknown HC/punk band from The Netherlands. Releases a CD 'More Kicks Than Brains' in 1994.
Ronald Ruck from Antwerp is next with some noisy HC bordering to grindcore.
Another band from Yugoslavia follows: Vuk I 7' Kozlic (or Volk In 7. Kozliček). Great HC/punk.
Germany's Cat-O-Nine Tails is next. Released an album in 1988 on Rise & Fall (Inferno's label).
Last band is Sound Pollution from Greece. Grindcore.

Side A

Side B

V/A Het Lijkt Wel Vrede Tape

Another comp. tape on Ack Ack Tapes run by Kurt Boelens. Don't know how many tapes occurred on Ack Ack, but this one is the 9th. A selection of late 80's HC/punk bands from all over the world.
First band is from Paris, France. Krull play HC punk and released a 7" on New Wave in 1989.
Bad Influence from Belgium deliver 2 live tracks of their early anarchopunk sound.
Nasty Nation is next. Unknown band from Germany. There's an Oi! band with the same name from Germany these days. Don't know if it's the same band. If so then they're quite dodgy.
More wellknown are Swiss band Jaywalker. Tracks taken from the 'Oben Und Unten' tape.
Last band on side one is Lego'5, cool Dutch female-fronted HC band. There's even an extra track not mentioned on the tape.
Side B opens with wellknown Spanish thrashers HHH.
Next are Australians Gash with tracks from their 1st album.
More obscure is Action 33, a Swedish band playing HC/punk in the tradition of Asta Kask.
Next are Canadians Missing Link with 2 songs from their 'Murder Music' demo tape. They released a 7" 'Metalibut Torque Bastard' in 1987. More info on the tape on Equalizing Distort.
Inhuman Conditions are next with 3 tracks. Metallic HC typical for this time.
ENE from Groningen deliver us double-vocalled noise punk. My friend Erwin of State Fucker Records released a discography album a while ago (200 copies only I guess). Members later in Mushroom Attack and Fleas & Lice.
Last band are punk veterans Vortex.

Het Lijkt Wel Vrede

Bristle - Fired From Life 7"

First release of Seattle, Washington punk band Bristle. The band existed from the early 90's to 1999 although a second album was released in 2006.
Bristle have releases on Havoc (The System 7"), Beer City (Inner Conflict 7") and Ransom Note (Won't Die For You LP).
The 'Fired From Life' 7" was released in 1992 on Pot Pie Recrds, a small local label. The only other release I know of is the Chicken 7" posted here before.

1. Humanity
2. Thief
3. Witch Hunter
4. Insane
5. Riot

Bristle

Doodt Illegaal / Youth Crew - Split Tape

 Tape released in 1988 with 2 Belgian bands.
Doodt Illegaal were a punk band from Sint-Niklaas. Good studio recordings here, with a hilarious attempt to cover a wellknown song from a wellknown HM band. There was also a zine with the same name from that period. Don't know what happened wih all the members but singer Micky lives in Ghent these days and plays keyboards in Airun Seth, a local noise/sludge/weird band.
Youth Crew was a band from Liedekerke, near the city of Aalst. Despite their name, they weren't a SXE youth crew band, popular in the late 80's. This is ripping, fast HC. Their recording is live (no super quality) from a gig they played in the Jam Club in Mol. 12 songs in about 15 minutes. Their only official release is on the Mexican comp. flexi 'Nobody Listens Anymore'. One member now in electro-duo Nid & Sancy. The Youth Crew side is ripped as one track.

Doodt Illegaal
1. GP
2. Gepruts
3. Nazi Skins
4. Army Bullshit
5. Eendracht Maakt Macht
6. Fear Of...
7. Sheep
8. Paulus De Boskabouter
9. You Say
10. Violent Raping
11. We Don't Want
12. Run To The Hills

Youth Crew
1. Intro
2. See Them Suffer
3. VMO Gestapo
4. Cowboy Ronnie
5. Kishjaro
6. No Time To Worry
7. Violent Children
8. No Idea
9. People Are People
10. Fascist Pigs
11. From Nine To Five
12. You Don't Care

Doodt Illegaal / Youth Crew

Ideal Anti Fascista - Demo '96

Cool HC band from Barcelona. Once met the bassplayer when on tour with Katastrophobia. We couldn't really communicate on a normal level as he only spoke Spanish and I can't speak a word Spanish. Cool guy though.
This demo shows the band in their 1995-96 period. One of the older singers left to play with E-150.
The band is better known with it's initials I.A.F. They did 3 split 7"s and one full 7". First split is with Brazilians Under Threat, released in 1994 on US label Japankore (one of the Drop Dead members?). Next split was in 2000 with fellow Barcelona HC band HOW. In 2003 there's the split 7" with Finn crusties Rähäkkä.
The full 7" 'Si No Hay Justicia Para Los Pobres' was released around 1996 I think on the dubious French label Sludge Records.
'Asesino' originally by Los Crudos. 'Unjustified Murder' originally by Drop Dead.

1. Se Tú Mismo
2. Inanición
3. Sexism System
4. Tauromaquia Asesina
5. Basura Económica
6. Estúpidas Modas
7. Asesino
8. Bebida Familiar
9. Desprecio Humano
10. Nazi Bastardo
11. Planeta Basura
12. Decisión X
13. *"@#
14. Gritos De Sufrimiento
15. Masacre Animal
16. Grey Day
17. Unjustified Murder
18. Dejadme En Paz

Ideal Anti Fascista