E.A.B. - Demo '87 (1987)

Here is another Philadelphia Hardcore Punk band. E.A.B. stand for Epileptic Albino Bullfrogs. The band formed in 1985 and put out this demo in 1987. I think this was their only release. Sound quality is excellent.

1987 interview: http://www.threateningsociety.com/1_EAB.html
tape review: http://www.postmoderntrashaeology.thezombified.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/pheonix-militia_0007.jpg

track list: [from cassette tape]
01. Death Mobiles
02. Killing Is My Life
03. Money Is Burned
04. Criminal At Large
05. Plague Of The White Frogs
06. Stealing For Christ
07. Close Minded Fool
08. Sinful Past
09. Urban Rednecks
10. Never Too Young
11. Keep The Scene

Fade To Black/Savage Silence - Demos 1985

coming soon

Fade To Black: [from cassette tape]
01. Voices
02. Crazy World
03. Keepin' It In
04. Rip It Out

Savage Silence: [from cassette tape]
01. Red
02. She Lies
03. Rip It Out

Deadspot - Demo (1985)

coming soon

track list: [from cassette tape]
01. Another Day
02. Deadspot
03. Friday Night In Hell
04. Powertool
05. Suicide City
06. Tonite
07. Here And Now
08. Hollywood
09. Paris Is Burning

Homo Picnic - Demos + interview 1984-1985

Homo Picnic were formed in 1984 by three members of the band Kremlin Korps after that band split up. By the end of the year they put out the Blood On The Walls tape. A few months later they put out the second tape. One song from the 1985 demo was included on the Discpan Hands-A Philadelphia Compilation LP that was released in 1986 and two songs from the 1985 demo were released on a comp. 7inch ep in Germany titled Breaking The Silence that came out in 1987. In early 1985 a new bass player was added and by mid-1985 the singer left. The band carried on and released an LP in 1986. Sound quality on the demos is excellent. The interview was conducted at the end of 1984 or beginning of 1985 and was intended for publication in Maximum Rock 'n' Roll but I don't know if it ever was. The recording is a bit distorted but is an interesting listen.

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMNWgFk-mnE
recent interview: http://loudfastphilly.com/interviews/richard-hoak-brutal-truth
recent interview: http://loudfastphilly.com/interviews/tony-van-veen-kremlin-korps-homo-picnic-disc-makers-cd-baby

Blood On The Walls demo (1984):
01. Blood On The Walls
02. Trouble In Paradise
03. How Many Lives
04. I Win
05. Battered Dreams
06. War Stories

Demo 1-85:
01. We Need More
02. The Book
03. Part Of The Race
04. Two Eyes

Ronald Thatcher Interview (1985): [from cassette tape]
01. interview

Sudden Impact - Demo (1984)

Sudden Impact were a short lived Hardcore Punk band from Philadelphia. They existed for less than a year,  only played a handful of shows (cool shows, though, opening for DRI and Negative Approach) and put out this tape. Bass player Beebe joined Homo Picnic in 1985 and recorded an album with them that was released in 1986. Sudden Impact used to have a Myspace page with photos and a live soundboard recording but that seems to have disappeared. Sound quality is excellent.

track list: [from cassette tape]
01. Cigarette
02. I Hate Soldiers
03. Leave Me Alone
04. Living Proof
05. Fight Together

Nobody's Favorite - Worse Than Live! (1984)

Nobody's Favorite were a hardcore band from Philadelphia. They're another band I saw a few times but don't have any info on. This tape is reviewed in Maximum Rock 'n' Roll issue 21. Tracks 1,5,9 and 11 were recorded on a 4-track recorder. The rest of the tracks were recorded on a boombox. This was the bands only release. Riled By A Nazi is my favorite song. Shame they never released it on a 7inch. Sound quality is very good.

track list: [from cassette tape]
01. Hell House
02. I Dream Of Evel
03. Another Song
04. Only Way Out
05. Riled By A Nazi
06. G.I. Joe Was A Soldier
07. Missing In Action
08. Police Fun
09. Bite Your Head Off
10. Webwork
11. Life Is Always Life As Always
12. Zsa Zsa Gabor
13. Mall Rats
14. Christ Was A Commie
15. All About Ted
16. Thick Ankles Spoil Your Appearence
17. Our World
18. Warzone
19. Riled By A Nazi
20. Evel Jam

Better Living - Lost Children demo (1983)

Better Living were a Hardcore Punk band from Philadelphia. I saw them a few times but don't have much info on them. This tape was reviewed in Maximum Rock 'n' Roll issue 9 and it was their only release.

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBJ3iNSvlso

track list: [from cassette tape]
01. Lost Children
02. Media Abuse
03. Dead In Asia-Danger UXB
04. I Hate Waiting
05. Hole In The Ground
06. Anti-Anti War Song
07. Rae Is Gae
08. Suburban Living
09. Nuclear Love Story
10. You & I