5.21.1989 @ 7th St. Entry

One of my favorite bands of the 80’s.  I think I even videotaped this show.  I should look for that…..

setlist: [from cassette tape]
01. S.O.S.
02. Chronic Necessity
03. Powertrip
04. America
05. title unknown
06. Best Friend
07. Beaten Man (Outcry cover)
08. Bobby

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Counter Attack Fanzine Vol. 1, Number 2

Interview with Hüsker Dü from 1983

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Live 1982 & 1983

The awesomeness at the Noise Addiction blog continues with 2 Live shows for the Huskers1

@ Backstage, Tucson AZ 12-28-82 [from cassette tape]
01. In A Free Land
02. Target
03. What Do I Want
04. M.I.C.
05. From The Gut
06. Blah, Blah, Blah
07. Wheels
08. Everything Falls Apart
09. It’s Not Funny Anymore
10. Real World
11. Standing By The Sea
12. Deadly Skies
13. Out On A Limb
14. Bricklayer
15. Tired Of Doing Things
16. Afraid Of Being Wrong
17. Strange Week
18. Big Sky
19. Ultracore
20. Let’s Go Die
21. Data Control
22. Sunshine Superman [Donovan]
23. Statues
24. Punch Drunk

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@ Goofy’s Upper Deck, Minneapolis 8-12-83 [from cassette tape]
01. Something I Learned Today
02. It’s Not Funny Anymore
03. From The Gut
04. Wheels
05. Everything Falls Apart
06. Chartered Trips
07. Sunshine Superman [Donovan]
08. Eight Miles High [Byrds]
09. Broken Home, Broken Heart
10. What’s Going On
11. Newest Industry
12. Pride
13. I’ll Never Forget You
14. What Do I Want
15. Data Control
16. Drug Party
17. Punch Drunk
18. Out On A Limb

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Never The Groom (demo)

from 1985.  Posted by our friends at the Noise Addiction blog. (look for more this weekend)

track list: [from cassette tape]
01. Falling Down
02. All The Peacocks
03. Attacking The Beat [Suicide Commandos]
04. A Legal Matter [The Who]
05. Solitude
06. Trees
07. No Second Chance

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Black Metal Mania

This is the official video for In Defence’s song Black Metal Mania from their new album Party Lines and Politics on Profane Existence Records. Directed/Edited by Jeff Nicholas. Filmed by Jesse Meehl.

…and live

From PE:
This “mix tape” features most of our current roster. The tracks were taken from recent releases that are still available and in print. The exception being State of Fear and Disrespect, who aren’t active anymore, but were included because their members actively contributed to the life of Profane Existence while they were around… and in Dan’s (Disrespect) case still do! We thought about going back into our catalog and pulling out some of the classic “crust hits” but decided to focus our attention on what’s happening now. Looking back, the mix tape that stood out to me were the ones full of new and obscure bands. They marked different era’s in my life… new discoveries… and that’s why I liked them.

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