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WE GOT POWER #2: PARTY ANIMAL LP 01. Ill Repute - Party Animal 02. Don't No - Time 03. Stukas Over Bedrock - Car God 04. Incest Cattle - Lungcheese 05. Scared Straight - School 06. Hated Principles - Cops from Hell 07. Juvenile Behavior - Your Toy 08. Mox Nix - No Lies 09. Manic Subsidal - Hopeless 10. Sado-Nation - Front Row Chaos 11. VOA - Popularity 12. 2nd Thoughts - Skate for Fun 13. AFU - My Scene 14. Habeas Corpus - Last Dream 15. NOS - Without You 16. Critical Attitude - Ventalation 17. Crankshaft - Crankrock 18. NoFX - Ant Attack 19. Penis Brigade - Penis Youth 20. New Regime - Be a Man Go to War 21. Fatal Error - No Clone 22. America's Hardcore - A.H.C. 23. Justice League - Attitude 24. Sacred Cows - Wasteland 25. The OD's - Feel the Power 26. The Micronotz - Born to Kick Ass 27. The Shemps - Achtung Hoosier 28. Sluggo - What Happens Next 29. No Control - How Do You Want to Die 30. The Holy - Planet Hell 31. ASH - We Got Power 32. White Wreckage - Beaten to the Ground 33. Seizure - Jackie 34. Subterfuge - Mercury 35. Half-Life - Yeah I Hate 36. ONS - Girls Girls Girls 37. Cancerous Growth - Corporation Vegetable 38. Seismic Waves - IRS 39. Caustic Cause - Our Back Yard 40. The Grim - Suicide 41. SWA - 100 Bottles of Beer Label: Mystic Records Cat #: MLP 33137 Format: LP Released: 1985

Reviews: 41 fucking bands! That's fucking impossible- hell no it's not, Mystic did it. I gotta say the production could have been better, but so what there's 41 bands. Ill Repute, Don't No, VOA, America's Hardcore, Subterfuge, Justice League stand out the most. If you like to sample bands, I can't think of a better album to buy... -O (from Flipside #45, Spring 1985) This Party Animal follow-up is not quite as overpowering as the initial installment, but it's still an excellent sampler. You get 41 bands from all over the US, with SoCal being predominant. Too many bands to even begin to 'ist (see ad this issue), but there are lots of debuts here, as well as other recently recorded up-and-comers. And, there are grooves between the songs this time! -Tim Yohannan (from Maximum Rocknroll #20, December 1984)