Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie

Musical Youth formed in 1979 at Duddeston Manor School, Birmingham, England. They are best remembered for their successful 1982 single, "Pass the Dutchie".

This pop/reggae group featured two sets of brothers, Kelvin and Michael Grant, plus Junior and Patrick Waite. The latter pair's father, Frederick Waite, was a former member of Jamaican group The Techniques, and sang lead with Junior at the start of the group's career in the late 1970s.


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Novice - Forgive The Silence

01. The Reason.mp3
02. Forgive the Silence.mp3
03. Waiting.mp3
04. Oceans.mp3
05. Matches to Ashes.mp3
06. My Tinderbox.mp3
07. The Fallout.mp3
08. Tonight.mp3
09. Signs and Symptoms.mp3
10. Letter from a Friend.mp3
11. In Closing.mp3

A.D.A. [Aggressive Dog Attack] - How The Anti-Christ Was Born

01_-_Ang_Babae.mp3
02_-_Sakim.mp3
03_-_Fuck_Your_Face.mp3
04_-_Bulok.mp3
05_-_Pogi_Punks.mp3
06_-_Down_With_The_Senate.mp3
07_-_Dead_Pigs_Don_t_Cry.mp3
08_-_She_s_45__I_m_25.mp3
09_-_Down_With_Congress.mp3
10_-_My_Church.mp3
11_-_Fuck_Your_Church.mp3
12_-_Fucking_Bullet_In_Fucking_Head.mp3

Black Market Baby - Crimes Of Passion 7''

Crimes Of Passion is the best songs Black Market Baby ever recorded in my opinion. And it’s a cover!! Well not exactly a cover but it was done when Boyd and Paul Cleary was in a band called The Snitch in 1979. Americas Youth is an original though and it’s ok but nothing more.
This is the infamous second 7inch that never happened and only some test pressings survived. From Collector Scum you can take a look at a test pressing. And from 30 Under DC you can read a story about it.

Black Market Baby's where one of those bands that could crank out some real killer tunes and the next time around they failed completely.

County: USA
Year: 1980
Label: 007
Format: 7"


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Agent Orange - Bloodstains E.P. 7''

The song that have given name to a series of compilations of obscure punk: Bloodstains Across this and that country. But the best name yet for a comp of obscurities may be Cumstains Over My Record Collection.

Bloodstains have somewhat overshadowed the other two tracks which are awesome too but not as hard production wise when it comes to the guitars. Agent Orange went in a more gloomy direction but at least Living In Darkness is worth picking up. Enjoy some classic punk rock from California sailors.

Country: USA
Year: 1980
Label: Self Released
Format: 7


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