CATATONICS HUNTED DOWN 7" ORIG 1984 HC Agnostic Front Verbal Abuse SSD DYS NYHC

$

75

Catatonics, The ?– Hunted Down
Label:  Anorexic Nympho Records ?– A.N. 001
Format:  Vinyl, 7", 33 ? RPM 
Country:  US
Released:  1984
Genre:  Rock
Style:  Hardcore, Punk
Tracklist:
A1 Never Again 2:02 A2 Bet I Can 1:18 A3 Hunted Down 1:22 B1 What You See And What You Say 2:08 B2 Obstinate 2:05
Companies:
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Anorexic Nympho Music Copyright (c) – Anorexic Nympho Music Recorded At – Chase Media Mixed At – Chase Media Pressed By – QCA Custom Pressing – 411045
Credits:
Bass, Vocals – Jeff Jacques Drums, Vocals – Belvy K. Engineer – Roxanne Ranz Engineer, Producer – David Chase Guitar – Farmer Brown Guitar, Vocals – Joseph D. Miller Producer – Belvy*, Joseph Miller
Notes:
Includes lyric sheet. 500 copies pressed. Recorded at Chase Media, Skaneateles, NY in Fall 1984.
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout [Etched]): 411045 A Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout [Stamped]): QCA Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout [Etched]): 411045 B
The Catatonics were among the many standouts on the Flipside Vinyl Fanzine Volume Two compilation. Their song, “Descending in E” went on more mix tapes of mine than I could possibly remember. I liked it so much that I wanted to hear more from the band and learn more about them. I found out they had a 7? which I sought out and procured for the then-small vault. Sadly I never did get to learn much about them other than they were from the New York area and with the acquisition of said 7?, I now owned their entire recorded output.  There was 500 of these 7?s made and sadly the music was never reissued. The Flipside comps were at one time reissued on a double CD, but sadly that too has been out of print for about a decade now. - The Punk Vault
"Upstate New York is not known for being a haven for the musical arts. Sure we've had Dio, but besides that the only other musical entity worth a damn are the Catatonics. The Catatonics were like most USHC bands in 1984 - fucked up kids from a wealthy suburb (of Syracuse NY). They were one of a handful of punk bands in the area to release a 7" during the 80's. The only other vinyl contribution they made is on the Flipside Vinyl Fanzine Vol 2 compilation LP. Singer/drummer Belvy continues on today in '77 style band Libertine who Iggy Pop apparently adores."  - Band History by Jesse (KFTH)
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"The Catatonics were a band I never saw, and I picked up their release just before they were breaking up.  Funny, there's a hand-written letter from the drummer/vocals Belvy K. with this, writing to me about thrash metal bands.  The metal/punk crossover was already starting to happen..." 
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