ETERNITY: AN EAST COAST HARDCORE COMPILATION Various Artists 1994

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Hardcore compilation on Outback record label
 

Tracklist
 
1. Resurrection - On Your Own
2. Battery - Choke
3. Soulow - Best Side
4. Lifetime - Secede
5. Ashes - Angel
6. Dayspring - Accelerate
7. Damnation A.D. - Cold
8. Trial By Jury - From The Soul

IT'S FOR LIFE Various Artists 1996

 

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Hardcore comp on Victory Records label

 

Tracklist

1. Mouthpiece - Abandon
2. Flagman - To Reflect
3. Mean Season - Stationary
4. Ressurection - Why
5. Strife - Am I The Only One?
6. Lifetime - Up
7. Unbroken - Unheard
8. Reveal - Submerged

HORIZON HARDCORE Various Artists 7 inch 1991

 

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Hardcore band compilation on Horizon Records

 

Tracklist

A1

Encounter (4)–

Solitude

A2	Flagman–	Tomorrow
B1	Ressurection (2)–	Melting Away
B2	Lifetime (2)–	Alive

LIFETIME Tinnitus 7 inch 1994

 

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New Jersey based hardcore / punk band formed in the early 1990's.

The band broke up in 1997. Members went on to a few other bands including Kid Dynamite, Zero Zero, & Paint It Black. In 2005 they reformed and released their fourth LP in 2006. 

 

Tracklist

A1		Isae Aldy Beausoleil
A2		Ferret
B1		Star Sixtynine
B2		Ampersand

THE BIG GIVEAWAY Various Artists 1995

 

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Multi-label punk rock comp

 

Tracklist

1	Strawman–	Carbonated Heat
2	J Church–	Part Of The Problem
3	Mudwimin–	Qué Sera Sera
4	Parasites–	Never Giving Up On You
5	V.Card–	Pool Shark
6	Lifetime (2)–	Rodeo Clown
7	J Church–	Ivy League College
8	Loose Change (6)–	Mendo
9	Trench (4)–	Magnet
10	Walleye–	Passed By
11	The Gits (2)–	A Change Is Gonna Come
12	Mark Brodie And The Beaver Patrol*–	Montezuma's Revenge
13	The Martians (2)–	Willy The Hypnotist
14	Lifetime (2)–	Daneurism
15	Dancing French Liberals Of '48–	In A Past Life
16	Droogies–	Heaven
17	God Forgot–	Object
18	Damnation*–	In Memorium
19	Tina Age 13*–	Empty Daisy Field
20	Sunnychar–	La-Vi La-Vi
21	Spitboy–	Touch
22	Lifetime (2)–	Knives, Bats, New Tats
23	Shotwell Coho*–	Through You
24	McRackins–	1-900-5437
25	Droogies–	Guitar

PUNK UPRISINGS VOL. 2 Various Artists 1997

 

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Punk compilation on Go-Kart Records



Tracklist

1	The Bouncing Souls–	Punk Uprisings Theme Song
2	97a–	Always There
3	Against All Authority–	Hard As Fuck
4	A.C.*–	I Got An Office Job With The Sole Purpose Of Harassing You
5	Ann Beretta–	Shovel
6	Anti-Flag–	Indie Sux, Emo Sux, Hardline Sux, You Suck
7	Anti-Heros–	Carte Blanche For Chaos
8	Atom And His Package–	Punk Rock Academy
9	The Boils–	Anthem For This Generation
10	Boiling Man–	What We Do
11	Bruisers–	Intimidation '97
12	Buzzov-en*–	Plow
13	Cancerous Reagans–	Fight The Right
14	Catharsis (4)–	Bow Down
15	Discount (2)–	Clap And Cough
16	Disenchanted*–	Brand New Day
17	Dissucks–	Punx In Pampers
18	Ensign–	Where Did We Go Wronng
19	H2O (7)–	Universal Language
20	Hate O Four–	All My Sons
21	I Farm–	Young Republicans
22	In/Humanity–	Against All Youth
23	I Hate You.–	The Prime Directive
24	In My Eyes–	Courage To Care
25	Kill The Man Who Questions–	Your Backlash Against A PC Hysteria Is A Fucking Joke
26	Kill Your Idols–	Words Without Actions
27	Latex Generation–	21 (Of Age)
28	Lifetime (2)–	Young, Loud, And Scotty
29	Lunachicks–	Superstrong
30	The Neurotiks–	Scars
31	Nine Lives (3)–	Paperboy
32	Plan A Project–	Jesse Helms
33	Rizzo Machine–	Philly Shreds Gang War
34	The Shoplifters (2)–	What Does It Take
35	The Skabs–	I Love Me
36	Snapcase–	She Suffocates
37	Submachine–	Flight
38	Time Bomb 77–	Politicians
39	Time Flies–	Play The Fool

LAND OF GREED WORLD OF NEED A Homeless Benefit Compilation 1994

hardcore bands released by Watermark and Trustkill Records
 

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Tracklist

1	–Nations On Fire	Give Me Back
2	–Current (3)	Dance Of Days
3	–Undertow (2)	Building
4	–Groundwork	Past
5	–Outspoken	Spoke
6	–Sparkmarker	Do Not Consider Yourself Free
7	–Function (5)	No More Pain
8	–Blindfold	I Wish I
9	–Avail	Said Gun
10	–Rancid	Can't Forgive
11	–Lifetime (2)	Money
12	–Process (7)	If I Never Thought About It
13	–Farside	End Of A Year
14	–Ashes (2)	Last Song

DEADGUY Screamin' With The Deadguy Quintet 1996

 

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Artist Biography by Craig Harris

Screaming vocals are set to discordant guitars by New Jersey-based hardcore band Deadguy. Named after the late comedian John Candy, the group adopted an extremely dark and somber approach with such tunes as "Running With Scissors," "Die With Your Mask On," and "Makeshift Atomsmasher." Despite losing their two chief songwriters, one who sang lead and the other who played guitar, they reorganized with second guitarist Pops assuming lead vocals and two guitarists added shortly after releasing their first full-length album, Fixation on a Coworker, in 1995. Although this revamped lineup released an EP, Screamin' With the Deadguy Quintet, featuring such tunes as "Human Pig" and "(Escape From) The Fake Clink," in 1996, the hard-edged sound of the original band was missed. Formed in New Jersey in June 1996, Deadguy was originally comprised of former members of Rorschach, Lifetime, and No Escape.  

Tracklist

1	Human Pig	2:53
2	(Escape From) The Fake Clink	2:23
3	Turk 182	2:27
4	Free Mustaches Rides	2:14
5	Angry Dwarf	3:52
6	Prosthetic Head	4:37

ANTI-MATTER Various Artists 1996

by request

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Tracklist  

1	–Quicksand (3)	Shovel	3:08
2	–Gameface	Everything I Do Is Wrong	2:26
3	–Outspoken	Spark	3:47
4	–Supertouch	Better	4:33
5	–Farside	Moral Straightjacket	5:53
6	–108 (3)	Arctic	2:31
7	–Snapcase	Vent	3:30
8	–Threadbare	Weatherman	2:44
9	–Civ	Don't Gotta Prove It (Live)	3:19
10	–Garden Variety	New Guitar Parts	5:17
11	–Undertow (2)	Kill	2:52
12	–Strife	Circuit	1:43
13	–Chamberlain (2)	Magnetic 62nd	3:47
14	–Sense Field	Shady Day	2:24
15	–Lifetime (2)	Theme Song For A New Brunswick Basement Show	2:11
16	–Mouthpiece	To The Side	1:18

KID DYNAMITE Six Songs With Jay Singing 1998

 

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Philadelphia emo quartet Kid Dynamite was formed in 1997 by ex-Lifetime guitarist Dan Yemin, who recruited bassist Steve Ferrel and drummer/fellow Lifetime co-founder David Wagenschutz for regular practice sessions which in time yielded a vocal-free demo cassette. With the addition of singer Jason Shevchuk, the group played their first live dates, and upon completing the demo signed to Jade Tree to issue their self-titled debut LP in 1998. Ferrel soon left Kid Dynamite, and with new bassist Michael Cotterman the quartet completed its sophomore album Shorter, Louder, Faster. Prior to the record's release, however, Shevchuk quit the band, and after playing a farewell show on February 19, 2000, Kid Dynamite dissolved.

Tracklist

A1	Showoff
A2	Sweet Shop Syndicate
A3	Never Met The Gooch
B1	Fuckuturn
B2	Scarysmurf
B3	The Ronald Miller Story

LIFETIME Background 1992

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Cult favorite melodic hardcore unit Lifetime was formed in New Jersey in 1990 by singer Ari Katz and guitarist Dan Yemin. Boasting a positive lyrical approach in stark contrast to the cynical mentality predominant throughout the hardcore community of the period, the group earned immediate fame with the 1991 release of its self-titled debut EP, issuing the acclaimed full-length Background the following year. After countless lineup changes, the Lifetime roster stabilized prior to the release of their 1995 Jade Tree label debut, Hello Bastards, with Katz and Yemin recruiting guitarist Pete Martin, bassist Dave Palaitis, and drummer Scott Golley. The album really cemented the band's status as underground heroes, only to be further solidified with their next effort. After a brief tour in support of 1997's well-received Jersey's Best Dancers, the influential group dissolved; while Katz, Palaitis and Golley were soon reunited in Zero Zero, Yemin teamed with drummer David Wagenschutz (a Lifetime alum from the group's earliest incarnations) to form Kid Dynamite, and later, Paint It Black.

Lifetime reunited in August 2005 to play New Jersey's Hellfest, but when the festival was unexpectedly canceled, the group instead played a few shows around the East Coast, all proceeds going to charity. Several more packed shows followed, including a slot at 2006's South by Southwest festival, before the band decided to seriously re-form and sign with Decaydance (headed by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, who was a huge fan of the band) in March 2006. That same month, Jade Tree released the double-disc collector's set Somewhere in the Swamps of Jersey, which highlighted the band's earlier (and much of it out of print) work alongside 52 pages of lyrics, rare photos, and liner notes. As work began on a new record, Lifetime embarked on a brief summer tour with the Bronx and the Loved Ones in tow. The EP 2 Songs appeared that fall and wetted palates for the eventual release of their highly anticipated self-titled record, which picked up exactly where the guys left off upon its release in early February 2007.

Tracklist

1	You
2	Pieces
3	Myself
4	Thanks
5	Up
6	Bedtime
7	Old Friend
8	Ghost
9	Alive
10	Background
11	You (Live)
12	Ghost (Live)
13	Thanks (Live)
14	Dwell (Live)
15	Up (Live)
16	Alive (Live)
17	Gone (Live)
18	Bedtime (Live)
19	Background (Live)