Noise Commands Respect

EP Tracks Don't Push Open Your Eyes So You Want To Be A Hero March To Your Death Memo To The P.M.R.C. Bonus Tracks (not on 7") Piss & Moan Destructive Criticism This Means Nothing

Catalog #: SR-206
Released: 1990
First Pressing: 500 Black Vinyl 7" records
Second Pressing: 250 Black Vinyl 7" records
Availability:  "I've still got a couple left if you talk real nice to me" - Officially it's Sold Out.

The band had previously released four demo cassettes with a different singer.  With Bill Patton taking over singing duties from Bubba, the band made their first trip into a real studio, for a real release that got them noticed.  The initial pressing of 500 sold out within three months, almost all of them going to hungry hardcore kids in Europe.  A second pressing was ordered about 3 months after selling out the first press, and it sold out six months later.  There is absolutely no difference between the two pressings, except the second press cost more for us to put out.

Previous Releases:

DS-001

DS-002

DS-003

HFC-005

From their beginning until 1989 Death Squad was:

Bubba    Vocals
Rocco    Bass
Tony      Drums
Gary      Guitar

In 1990, Bubba left and was replaced by Bill Patton (older bro' to Impulse Manslaughter front-man Karl Patton).  1990-1996:

Bill         Vocals
Rocco    Bass
Tony      Drums
Gary      Guitar

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