EXTENT SILVER FIVE INCH COLLECTION VOLUME 2 Various Artists 1997?

 

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Compilation from Extent magazine

 

Tracklist

1	Hot Water Music–	Turnstile	3:29
2	Tired From Now On–	What's Up Organ Moaner?	2:52
3	Ascention*–	Behind Closed Doors	3:08
4	Candiria–	Elevate To Madness	5:27
5	Sub-Zero*–	Higher Power	1:35
6	Tree (3)–	This Land	1:39
7	One King Down–	More Hate Than Fear	5:11
8	454 Big Block–	Brand New Day	2:47
9	Ten Yard Fight–	From The Start	1:41
10	Jejune–	Pablo	3:30
11	Skankin' Pickle–	My Hair	3:04
12	Piss Drunks–	Hate My Life	4:12
13	Despair (2)–	As We Bleed	2:16
14	Union (19)–	Collapse	3:15
15	Rain On The Parade–	Resolution	0:46
16	Collateral Damage–	Administer Control	2:12
17	1134*–	A Staining Impression	3:58
18	Strike Force (4)–	Mousse	2:51
19	Hankshaw–	Joined In The Sky	3:13
20	Astoria (5)–	Sleeping In	3:02
21	Boilermaker–	Pathos Delay	4:29
22	Dodgeball–	PR	2:03

WEST COAST HARDCORE VS. EAST COAST HARDCORE Various Artists 1998

 

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Hardcore!

Tracklist

1	In My Eyes–	Lasting Values
2	Will Haven–	Ego's Game
3	Ensign–	Day By Day
4	Eleven Thirty-Four–	Dying
5	Morning Again–	Stones
6	Ignite–	Holding On
7	One King Down–	Defiance
8	Trial (5)–	Condemned
9	Better Than A Thousand–	Live Today
10	The Missing 23rd–	Abused
11	Battery (3)–	Haly My Time
12	Kiss It Goodbye–	Helvetica
13	Orange 9mm–	604
14	Kill Holiday–	Meant To Let You Down
15	Ten Yard Fight–	Back It Up
16	Eyelid–	Regenerate
17	Shelter (2)–	Freewill
18	Adamantium–	Funeral Of Silence
19	Floorpunch–	No Exceptions
20	Farside–	I Hope You're Unhappy
21	Converge–	Conduit
22	Collision (5)–	Prison Cell
23	Shai Hulud–	This Wake I Myself Have Stirred
24	Speak Seven One Four*–	Virus
25	Saves The Day–	Choke
26	Blue Bird*–	Wrecking Ball

 

THEY CAME FROM MASSACHUSETTS Various Artists 1996

 

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Tracklist 

1	–454 Big Block	Born Human
2	–The Automatic Few	Voice Of A Salesman
3	–Bane (2)	Both Guns Blazing
4	–Blood For Blood	Can't Heal
5	–Boxer (5)	Thumbtack
6	–Cast Iron Hike	Shoot, Knife, Strangle, Beat And Crucify
7	–Converge	Flowers And Razorwire
8	–Champale	Moral Rot
9	–The Doosies	Pyrite
10	–Iris (67)	Splinter
11	–Jejune	Greyscale
12	–Miltown	No Matter
13	–Opposition (2)	Better Days And Bad Advice
14	–Otis (10)	All Set
15	–Piebald	Hillary Dresser
16	–Reason Enough	Eye Of My Awakening
17	–Ten Yard Fight	Drawing The Line
18	–Six Going On Seven	Method Acting
19	–The Vehicle Birth	Coltrane

TEN YARD FIGHT Hardcore Pride 1997

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Artist Biography by Ryan Downey

Ten Yard Fight reinvigorated the stiff and nearly forgotten genre of fast-paced, upbeat, singalong straight-edge hardcore almost all by themselves. As heralds of what would become the old-school revival movement, they championed not only the drug-free lifestyle, but their hometown in a way reminiscent of scene forerunners Wolfpack, DYS, and SSD or Washington, D.C.'s Minor Threat. Ten Yard Fight began in Boston in 1995. The band was originally intended to be little more than a tongue-in-cheek project combining straight-edge philosophy with football jargon. Vocalist Anthony "Wrench" Moresschi had never sung for a band before recording his shouts on Ten Yard Fight's demo, crafted together with notable hardcore producer Brian McTernan. The band played its first show with Moresschi clad in a combination of football gear and punk rock clothing. The crowd response was so enthusiastic that the band decided to become more serious. Ten Yard Fight began performing on the East Coast, igniting a new interest in the old-school style of hardcore. Having sold 1,000 demos, Ten Yard Fight teamed up with Big Wheel Recreation to release the Hardcore Pride 7" single. The initial pressing sold out in less than a week, helping generate a buzz that resulted in the band's signing to Equal Vision. The first result of the partnership was the compiling of the demo and 7" onto a single CD. Ten Yard Fight next released an album called Back on Track, helping re-establish Equal Vision as a prominent force in the hardcore scene in the process. Lineup changes followed, as the group toured Europe and the United States through 1997 and 1998. In 1998, the band recorded six new songs that would later surface as The Only Way EP. The following year, Ten Yard Fight decided to call it a day, organizing a final show in October that was packed with kids and internationally recognized as "Edge Day." The final lineup of the band included Wrench, guitarist John LaCroix (who started out playing bass), guitarist Timmy Cosar (who later formed American Nightmare), bassist Brian "Clevo" Ristau, and drummer Ben Chused. The Only Way: 1995-1999, a DVD/video documentary, had its release celebrated a year later with Ten Yard Fight taking the stage, for the last time and unannounced at "Edge Day Two," coinciding with the final performance of Boston's In My Eyes. LaCroix briefly played bass in Reach the Sky before he and Wrench relocated to the West Coast. 

Tracklist

1	Hardcore Pride
2	Forever
3	Where I Stand
4	Believe
5	Proud To Be Straight
6	Holding On
	Demo 1995
7	First And Ten
8	Line Of Scrimmage
9	Enough
10	Pit Of Equality
11	Drug Free Nation
12	Offsides
13	Till Death