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THE MASTER TAPE vol. 2 2xLP 01. Violent Apathy - Society Rules 02. Violent Apathy - Desperation Takes Hold 03. Violent Apathy - Ignorance is Bliss 04. Malignant Growth - Hopeless 05. Malignant Growth - Killing Time 06. Malignant Growth - Tired of Life 07. Idiot Savants - Try and Get Out 08. Idiot Savants - School's Prison 09. Sand In The Face - Teenage Life 10. Sand In The Face - I Wanna be Dead 11. Poison Center - Pencil Pusher 12. Poison Center - Typical Chick 13. Sacred Order - Hate Them Okay 14. Sacred Order - I Just Do 15. No Labels - Tortured Thought 16. No Labels - Society's Problem 17. Front Line - D.W.I. 18. Front Line - Front Line 19. End Result - Slash 20. End Result - Children Die in Pain 21. The Repellents - Lash Out 22. The Repellents - New Image 23. The Repellents - My Motel 24. Killing Children - Happy Mutants 25. Killing Children - Certain Death 26. The Fetish - Surf Bandits 27. The Fetish - Before Not After 28. Mecht Mensch - Killer Klowns 29. Mecht Mensch - What D'Ya Feel 30. The Gynecologists - Infant Doe 31. Zero Boys - Black Network News 32. Zero Boys - I Need Inergy 33. The Delinquents - Blind Patriot 34. The Delinquents - Under Age 35. The Delinquents - Death From Above 36. Tar Babies - The Ocean 37. Tar Babies - Triplets 38. Wasted Talent - Junta Man 39. Wasted Talent - Not Anymore 40. Wasted Talent - Off to War 41. The Anti-Bodies - Gun Control 42. The Anti-Bodies - After Life 43. The Anti-Bodies - Seeds of Destruction Label: Affirmation Records Format: 2xLP Released: 1983

Reviews: Double-LP, to be exact. Out at last, seemingly a year in the making, it features 19 bands, most from the Midwest, and a few from the East. There's some great stuff, so so-so stuff, and lost of variety in aggressive, abrasive punk styles. It'll take too long to run down who does what, but you'll undoubtedly find out for yourself, as it's really affordable, and definitely necessary. But it's murder on disc jockeys (finding the correct tracks). -Tim Yohannan (from Maximum Rocknroll #8, September 1983)