Disrupt/Nausea "Tech.No.Logic Cancer" split live LP

Bootleg time!!!
I bought this thing in a local shop somewhere around year 2000 I think. The cover says it's from Cuba with the address of Into Paul Ndez (a name?, a label?) and it's printed in 189 copies only. God, I love this stuff. Oh, yes! And on the record there's no serial numbers from the manufacturer 'cause they're scratched. And I wonder why there's no more info about this release on the web.
Anyway, it says the Disrupt stuff is live in Europe 1993 and Nausea is live in the USA 1990. This was a nightmare to rip because the tracklist of Disrupt was totally wrong and I've quit on splitting all Nausea songs 'cause they sorta melt one with another. What could make this more interesting is Disrupt song Shut (if I've understood the singer correctly) that's never been released anywhere else as far as I know.
The sound is not too bad, so enjoy.

Released: ????
Label: Into Paul Ndez
Size: 108 MB

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01. Disrupt - Smash Divisions
02. Disrupt - Complaint
03. Disrupt - A Life's A Life
04. Disrupt - We Stand Corrected
05. Disrupt - G.A.M.E.
06. Disrupt - Same Old Shit
07. Disrupt - God Fearing Citizen
08. Disrupt - Shut
09. Disrupt - Crusade Of Fanaticism
10. Disrupt - Trapped
11. Disrupt - Crock O' Christian
12. Disrupt - Dog Eat Dog
14. Disrupt - Body Count
15. Nausea - Tech.No.Logic.Kill/Inherit The Wasteland
16. Nausea - Cybergod
17. Nausea - Battened/Butchers/Self Destruct
18. Nausea - Godless/Clutches

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Man In The Shadow s/t 7"

"Emoish" band from Slovenia. Knew the guys when they were playing, but don't know what's happening with them now. One of the few such bands that I liked.
Oh, yes! I've reordered the songs in the player. It makes more sense to have new post's song on the top of the player, doesn't it.

Released: 1997
Label: Jay-Walk
Size: 24 MB

01. Lažnivec
02. 6 Milijard
03. Rez Britve
04. Prepad

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Warpath/Jim Jones Party Mix split 7"

...And Now Back To Our Programming.
If somebody noticed, I've been gone for two weeks that I spent on the coast (one week working and one week doing nothing). Glad to see the number of visitors still going up and some new comments appeared. Thanx.
So, what we have here is a split 7" of two US bands that I bought just because it had Simon Gane's drawing on the cover. I knew nothing about the bands and still I cannot find out anything about Jim Jones Party Mix (except that they were from Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin), and I've managed to find Warpath's MySpace page and some more info. They were queercore band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and they also had split 7" with Population Control, their side on 4 way split 2x10" compilation called "Fear Persuasion Violence Obedience" with Capitalist Casualties, Cripple Bastards and Masskontroll. There's gonna be discography CD out too. JJPM play political hardcore punk.
At the time when I bought this I was very happy to hear the Warpath singer shouting "fuck you I'm queer" as there wasn't too many anti-homophobic songs that I've heard since Oi Polloi's "When two men kiss".

Released: 1995
Label: self-released (Warfear Collective)
Size: 26 MB

01. Warpath - Needless Brutality/Kill For Peace
02. Warpath - Abomination
03. Jim Jones Party Mix - Anarchist Anthem
04. Jim Jones Party Mix - Soldout System
05. Jim Jones Party Mix - Victims Of Apathy

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Final Warning "Eyes Of A Child" 7"

Classic 7" by one of the "biggest" US crust bands of the 90s and one of THE records of the decade.
I must admit that I wasn't much into them (just like another seminal 90s band Aus Rotten) back then and I don't know much about them, but I know about one split 7" with Mankind? and an live album.
If someone knows more please add info by commenting.

Released: 1994
Label: Tribal War Records
Size: 21 MB

01. Eyes Of A Child
02. Faith/Rise

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Pink Turds In Space "The Complete Pink Turds In Space"

I almost forgot how great Pink Turds In Space were since I haven't listened to them for a few years now. One of the greatest Irish bands ever. And this is their complete works. So... What are you waiting for? Get it.
I'm not sure when this was out, but I guess it was around 1998. I haven't found out anything on the web either.

Released: ????
Label: Rejected Records
Size: 181 MB

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01. Indie Shit
02. Scratch Match
03. No More Secterian Shit
04. Oh No - Beer Frenzy!
05. Beanz Means Drough Bombs
06. Bazil Bastard Mc Ivor
07. Sickle Sell
08. Marijuana Paranoia
09. Apathy Rules
10. It Must Have Been (That Pastie)
11. Like To Be
12. Apartheid Kills
13. Ormeau Rd Spiderman
14. Christians
15. Ulster Says No / Blind Man
16. The Filofax Song
17. Blood Money
18. Eugene's Shop Hop
19. The Really Depressing Song
20. Jerusalem St. Nine
21. Eastenders
22. Dear Mr. Policeman
23. Wallis Cornetto
24. Stop It!
25. Hate You Forever
26. Medical Health
27. Des The Nazi
28. The Baliff
29. Teenage Kicks
30. Reclaim The Land
31. Angry Song
32. Dear Mr. Policeman
33. Jerusalem St. Nine
34. Eastenders
35. Rhonda's Song
36. Waiting To Die
37. 1st Demo (5 Songs)
38. Live In Dublin (6 Songs)

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Budellam "Xung Vibrations"

First of all - the cover of the record gave me headache to patch it in photoshop and it ended up the way it is. I could not find better on the web either.
Budellam were Catalan hardcore punk band from Barcelona and on this LP they offer their sort of melodic hardcore with few rockin parts and lots of tempo changes. When this was out there was quite a lot of good words for this record and they are legends over there as I found out on the web. I never got it why because it never hit the spot to me. Anyway, I gave it a shot again after quite a few years and again - nothing. It has some bright moments but it doesn't keep my attention for too long. Maybe that's because of the average lenght of the track being over 4 minutes.
This time I've recorded it, so this is for people that enjoyed and then lost/sold this record. I'll listen to HHH now to give my speakers a justice Catalan-hardcorepunk-wise.
Some members now play in Afganistan Yeye's that sound much better.

Released: 1993
Label: Macaco Records
Size: 104 MB

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01. El Rei Del Cul Vermell
02. El Gamarús
03. No Vull Ser Ningú
04. Ja No Queda Res
05. Fa Pudor
06. Bon Profit
07. Escolti Senyor Poli
08. Nascut Amb L'Embut
09. La Platja
10. Se Me'n Fot
11. Hey Joe

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Cólera "Ataque Frontal"

I bought this LP in a record store and this is unofficial bootleg best of type of record (from 1982-1988 period). I bought it in 2000 I think and maybe that's when it was released, I wouldn't know.
Anyway, this is great way to get introduced to Cólera if you're not their fan already. The first side is early tracks and the other (last seven tracks) are from the later period.
If you don't know them, Cólera are one of the first Brasilian punk bands and first ones that toured overseas. They're making noise since 1979 until today. Gotta respect that.
Check out their web page for more info.

Released: 2000?
Label: Order & Progress Records
Size: 109 MB

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01. Suburbio Geral
02. Hhei
03. Qto. Vale A Libertade
04. Histeria
05. Subratos
06. Sarjeta
07. Violar Suas Leis
08. São Pãolo
09. Agir
10. Palpebrite
11. Duas Ogivas
12. Passeata
13. Vira-latas
14. De O Fora
15. Direitos Humanos
16. Vivo Na Cidade
17. Alucinado
18. Adolescente
19. Pela Paz Em Todo Mundo
20. TV
21. É Natal

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