KBD punk. Limited red LP Decry SEPTIC DEATH PEACE CORPSE RED TIDE toxic shock

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This is an auction for 1 used, mint condition limited edition red vinyl pressing LP for fans of American hardcore punk. only 300 made back in 1984! Does NOT include album jacket, but artists and song titles are on the labels. According to Discogs, this record does not exist! But now, it can be yours! this is compilation known as the BARRICADED SUSPECTS LP Label: Toxic Shock Records Cat: #: TOXLP 01 Released: 1983 Reissued 1993? on cd by our friends at Dr Strange: 1. PEACE CORPSE (Pomona, CA) "Breach Birth" 2. HUMAN THERAPY (La Verne, CA) "No More" 3. RED TIDE (Victoria, BC) "Mary's Black Analogy Shop" 4. KILLROY (Woodland Hills, CA) "Say It With Soul" 5. ROMULANS (Pleasant Hills, CA) "New Alliances" 6. KNOCKABOUTS (Huntsville, AL) "Where's My Vietnam?" 7. ABSCESS "This Town" 8. SUBURBAN MUTILATION "I Reject You" 9. SEPTIC DEATH (Boise, ID) "Eye (I) Missing" 10. THE DULL (La Verne, CA) "I Hate The Motorcyclist" side two 1. MASSACRE GUYS (Salt Lake City, UT) "Cold Storage" 2. DECRY (Arcadia, CA) "Last Sin" 3. ROACH MOTEL (Gainesville, FL) "Frenzy" 4. BONDED IN UNITY (Northfield, MA) "System Addiction" 5. MAD PARADE (West Covina, CA) "Real Horror Show" 6. THE HUNDREDTH MONKEY (CA) "Nobody Rules" 7. VISION/DECAY (Carolina Beach, NC) "Insomnia" 8. HUE AND CRY "Schadenfreude" Razorcake review: VARIOUS ARTISTS: Barricaded Suspects Back in the early 1980s there were very few sources in the LA area to buy obscure punk rock. You could get the Black Flag and TSOL, but to get anything by a smaller band at the time was difficult. One record store you could count on was Toxic Shock. The problem was they were located in Pomona, CA and I lived on the west side. I also didn’t have a car that would go that far or make it up to freeway speed. The distance was too great. I was fortunate to go there a couple of times. Man, it was a great store! They seemed to have almost every punk release under the sun. To show how good it was there, my brother literally purchased two feet of 7"’s there on one of my visits. They were a store for the punks run by the punks. I think the store moved to Tucson, AZ around the mid to late '80s and changed the name to Westworld / Toxic Ranch. That was a great blow to the local scene. They also became a label in that early time period while in CA and these were some of the releases from the legendary label. They were also responsible in introducing Raw Power of Italy to a larger scale after Chris / BCT had put out a tape. I hadn’t seen or listened to these songs in years (or a couple of decades?). My brother was the owner of the originals and made me not purchase it on my own. To see how good these releases are check out who’s on what. Barricaded Suspects contains Peace Corpse, Human Therapy, Red Tide, Killroy, Romulans, Knockabouts, Abcess, Suburban Mutilation, Septic Death, the Doll, Massacre Guys, Decry, Roach Motel, Bonded in Unity, Mad Parade, The Hundredth Monkey, Vision / Decay, Hue & Cry, Man, that is a lot of shit! History is not a bad thing! –Donofthedead Here's a review from Alan Wright: This is a great release of an obscure punk/hardcore comp that came out on Toxic Shock in 1984 and featuring a plethora of cool bands. From the garagey organ-driven sound of Peace Corpse's "Breach Birth" to the crazed Suburban Mutilation's "I Reject You" (featuring one Rev. Norb!) to the hilarious satire of the Dull's "I Hate The Motorcyclist," there are lots of different sounds here. Some of the bands were better-known, including Decry, Septic Death, Massacre Guys (featuring future All & Descendents members), Roach Motel, Pillsbury Hardcore, Red Tide (Ken Jensen R.I.P.) and Mad Parade. Others, such as the Romulans, Bonded In Unity, The Hundredth Monkey, Vision Decay, Human Therapy, Killjoy, Knockabouts, Abscess, Hue & Cry are all bands I'm hearing for the first time since I had never heard this comp. until now. What is striking, as is often the case with early HC comps, is the diversity of sounds amongst the bands. This is all really good,