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BULLSHIT DETECTOR vol. 2 2xLP 01. Waiting for Bardot - Voice of UK 02. Omega Tribe - Nature Wonder 03. Suspects - Random Relations 04. Your Funeral - Think About It 05. Kronstadt Uprising - Receiver Deceiver 06. Deformed - Freedom 07. No Label - Let's Get It Right 08. Rejected - Same Old Songs 09. Boffo - Garageland 10. XS - Fuck the System 11. Polemic Attack - Manipulated Youth 12. A. Gardener - A Gardener's Song 13. Toxic - Tradition of Slaughter 14. 1984 - Breakup 16. Toxik Ephex - Police Brutality 17. Sic - Low 18. Molitov Cocktail - Ain't Got a Clue 19. Naked - Mid 1930's (Pre-war Germany) 20. Capitol Punishment - We've Realised the Truth Now 21. Anthrax - All the Wars 22. Endangered Species - Slaughter of the Innocent (Curiosity Kills) 23. Pseudo Sadists - War Games 24. Total Chaos - Psycho Analysis 25. Dougie - War Without Winners 26. St. Vitus Dance - The Survivor 27. Stegz - Christus Erection 28. Metro Youth - Brutalised 29. Normality Complex - Black Market Shadow 30. Youth in Asia - Power and the Glory 31. Riot Squad SA - Security System 32. Destructors - Agent Orange 33. Pits - UK in Dreamland 34. Bored - Riot Style 35. Toby Kettle - Theatre Comment 36. Chumbawamba - Three Years Later 37. Passion Killers - Start Again 38. Amerikan Arsenal - Get Off Yr Ass Label: Crass Records Cat #: 221984/3 Format: 2xLP Released: 1982 |
Reviews: Those who found Bullshit Detector 1 disappointing may be pleasantly surprised at the quality and intensity of this important double album set from the people at Crass. The musical spectrum ranges from experimental and poetic right through to the trashiest of contemporary hardcore, and the tracks by Boffo, Riot Squad, and the Suspects are worth the price of admission in themselves. In addition, you'll find this to be the best document of the current British underground scene to date. -Steve Spinali (from Maximum Rocknroll #3, November/December 1982) |