Be warned, this is not a childerns album.
Band: Blatz/Filth
Website: http://www.geocities.com/dlc2.geo/disco.html
Album: The Split S#%@
Year Released: 1992
No. of Discs:1
No. of Tracks: 30
Track Listing:
01 Today' Lesson By Filth *
02 Lust For Glory By Filth *
03 Hate By Filth *
04 Freedom By Filth *
05 The List By Filth 2:42
06 You Are **** By Filth
07 Night of Rage By Filth
08 Filth By Filth
09 Violence As a Solution By Filth
10 Scarred for Life By Filth
11 Banned From The Pubs By Filth
12 Butts#&$^ By Filth *
13 Dear F#&$ By Filth *
14 F@# **** Up By Blatz *
15 F#$ NY By Blatz *
16 Lullabye By Blatz *
17 Blatz To The Future By Blatz *
18 Hustler By Blatz *
19 Homemade Speed By Blatz 2:18
20 Lullaby/Chuck By Blatz
21 Berkeley Is My Baby (And I Wanna Kill It) By Blatz
22 Cockroach Cafe By Blatz
23 California By Blatz
24 Dolly By Blatz
25 I Don' Care About You By Blatz
26 *** **** Up By Blatz
27 Learning How To Smile By Blatz *
28 Roadkill By Blatz *
29 Nausea By Blatz *
30 WW3 By Blatz *
Blatz members Marshall Stax: Bass
Anna: Vocals
Joey: Drums
Jesse Dangerous: Vocals
Annie Lalania: Vocals
Eggplant: Guitar
I do aplogize if this album offends anyone, but I did this one because Blatz has helped me map out my music choices. I first heard F#$% NY and there was this amazingly annoying girl screaming about how Shiteheads, whitepowned, and races wars could go to hell. and at this time I was starting to take a stand against the racist community, and to add to that, Annie's screaming lyrics memoirized me and she is the reason why I love just about any girl punk, and Tegan and Sara. The band only last about 2 years and Jesse Dangerous and Annie still play Gilman street in various other bands, and Anna is not a Lawyer fighting for human rights for third world countries. This is about as raw as it gets to me.
Then there was Filth, a semi-hardcore band who where very political, using images of innocent bystanders killed by war around the world. There were jsut a ok band to me musicly, but I am not a bid hardcore fan, by I loved what they stood for.
This split is great, but be warned, this is not a childerns album.
Band: Blatz/Filth
Website: http://www.geocities.com/dlc2.geo/disco.html
Album: The Split S#%@
Year Released: 1992
No. of Discs:1
No. of Tracks: 30
Track Listing:
01 Today' Lesson By Filth *
02 Lust For Glory By Filth *
03 Hate By Filth *
04 Freedom By Filth *
05 The List By Filth 2:42
06 You Are **** By Filth
07 Night of Rage By Filth
08 Filth By Filth
09 Violence As a Solution By Filth
10 Scarred for Life By Filth
11 Banned From The Pubs By Filth
12 Butts#&$^ By Filth *
13 Dear F#&$ By Filth *
14 F@# **** Up By Blatz *
15 F#$ NY By Blatz *
16 Lullabye By Blatz *
17 Blatz To The Future By Blatz *
18 Hustler By Blatz *
19 Homemade Speed By Blatz 2:18
20 Lullaby/Chuck By Blatz
21 Berkeley Is My Baby (And I Wanna Kill It) By Blatz
22 Cockroach Cafe By Blatz
23 California By Blatz
24 Dolly By Blatz
25 I Don' Care About You By Blatz
26 *** **** Up By Blatz
27 Learning How To Smile By Blatz *
28 Roadkill By Blatz *
29 Nausea By Blatz *
30 WW3 By Blatz *
Blatz members Marshall Stax: Bass
Anna: Vocals
Joey: Drums
Jesse Dangerous: Vocals
Annie Lalania: Vocals
Eggplant: Guitar
I do aplogize if this album offends anyone, but I did this one because Blatz has helped me map out my music choices. I first heard F#$% NY and there was this amazingly annoying girl screaming about how Shiteheads, whitepowned, and races wars could go to hell. and at this time I was starting to take a stand against the racist community, and to add to that, Annie's screaming lyrics memoirized me and she is the reason why I love just about any girl punk, and Tegan and Sara. The band only last about 2 years and Jesse Dangerous and Annie still play Gilman street in various other bands, and Anna is not a Lawyer fighting for human rights for third world countries. This is about as raw as it gets to me.
Then there was Filth, a semi-hardcore band who where very political, using images of innocent bystanders killed by war around the world. There were jsut a ok band to me musicly, but I am not a bid hardcore fan, by I loved what they stood for.
This split is great, but be warned, this is not a childerns album.
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