Anarchy 6 Hardcore LP REDD KROSS Beastie Boys Raymond Pettibon Off Circle Jerks
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Aug 28, 2012
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Aug 21, 2012
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¡Anarchy 6! ?– Hardcore Lives! LP (Giant Records GRI-6012/Gasatanka Records JC9016)
Hilarious send up of hardcore from 1988 from Redd Kross Steve McDonald (on lead vocals here), members of Sin 24 and Painted Willie including filmmaker Dave Markey (who directed the 1991 documentary "1991, The Year Punk Broke" which followed Sonic Youth and pre-fame Nirvana on tour as well as the "Desparate Teenage Love Dolls" films from which Anarchy 6 were spawned).Steve McDonald has more recently returned to hardcore roots with former Black Flag/Circle Jerks singer Keith Morris in OFF!.
Includes a guest spot from The Beastie Boys' Mike D.
Cover is by Raymond Pettibon.
LP is MINT to MINT-/Cover is VG+/Lyric insert (hilarious) is MINT/Gasatanka album ads insert is VG (creased).
This is long long out of print and was never released on CD.
As I recall, the idea was a "Desparate Teenage Lovedolls"/Lovedolls Superstar" related joke on the Prince's Vanity 6 and Apollonia 6 groups.
Markey would form a similarly minded band with Thurston Moore (Society's Ills) simply to cover 7 Seconds songs.
Tracks are:
1. Old Punks
2. Attitude
3. Unite & Fight
4. Suburban Jail
5. Drugs Aren't Great
6. Victims Of The Goverment
7. Living In Society (Guitar: Chemical Warfare)
8. New Age / Old Lie
9. Third World Vacation
10. Skate & Destroy (Guitar: Mike D. [The Beastie Boys])
1. Negative Threat
2. Crackwagon
3. Next Stop Nowhere (Written by Mayhem)
4. Babylon Rules
5. Look Fast (To Be Fast)
6. (See You) In The Pit
7. Slam, Spit, Cut Your Hair, Kill Your Mom! (Chemical Warfare)
Credits: Lead Vocals – Chemical Warfare (Steven McDonald/Steve McDonald of Off! and Redd Kross [also Tater Tots. Ze Malibu Kids, Sly Saxon and Purple Electricity])
Drums, Backing Vocals – Mark Davey (Dave Markey director of "1991: The Year Punk Broke", "Desperate Teenage Lovedolls" and "Lovedolls Superstar", member of Chop, Painted Willie, Puzzled Panthers, Tater Tots, Rodney & The Tube Tops, Sin 34, Society's Ills [with Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and The Minutemen's Mike Watt])
Bass, Backing Vocals – H.C. Skinner (Phil Newman of Painted Willie, I Love You & Sin 34)
Guitar – Spike Geek (Mike Glass aka Mike Geek of Sin34/Sin 34, White Flag)
Additional Vocals – Jennifer H.B., Mc D.L. Travis
Executive Producer: Jeff McDonald
Artwork [Front Cover] – Ray Pettibon [Raymond Pettibon]
Back Cover Photography – Joe Cole
From Social Skank bl og :
Here is a very obscure band...Obscure as in I can't find out any information on them. I do know they are from So-Cal and members were in Sin 34. I have no idea when this gem of a steaming pile of shit was recorded or released...Any details would be appreciated. What I can say is that I appreciate what this album is representative of. That is, fast hardcore that is critical of everything, oftentimes without a point really. This is simultaneously shit and "the shit". The stolen riffs, ridiculous intros, the almighty "don't give a fuck" attitude, stupidity, humor and a really bad hip-hop song make this one of my favorite hardcore punk albums...So enjoy!
Trouser Press says of Anarchy 6:
In another side project, the McDonalds and several associates run punk through an ironic blender as Anarchy 6 on Hardcore Lives!, a fast'n'sloppy guitar-rock onslaught — starring Steven but "executive produced" by Jeff — that sounds like a cross between Suicidal Tendencies and Black Flag but lampoons the form and its followers in such lyrics as "Skate and Destroy," "Unite & Fight," "Drugs Aren't Great" and "Old Punks." It's hard to gauge the hoped-for audience: those inclined to buy a record that looks and sounds so punk are unlikely to enjoy (or even get) the joke, and vice versa. Maybe that's the point.
A M G says of Redd Kross:
Inspired as much by breakfast cereal and kiddie TV as by rock music, punk-pop cult band Redd Kross were the brainchild of Steve and Jeff McDonald, brothers from the Los Angeles suburb of Hawthorne (also home of the Beach Boys) who began playing music together before either had hit puberty. Fueled by a series of dubious visits to famed area rock clubs like the Roxy and the Whisky a Go Go, they formed their first band, the Tourists, in 1978; Jeff, then 15, handled vocal duties while Steve, 11, took up the bass. After rounding out the group with schoolmates Greg Hetson on guitar and Ron Reyes on drums, the Tourists played their first gig, opening for Black Flag. Following a name change to Red Cross, they issued their self-titled EP debut in 1980. After the departure of Hetson and Reyes (for the Circle Jerks and Black Flag, respectively), the McDonalds enlisted a revolving lineup of underground musicians for their full-length follow-up, 1981's Born Innocent, which found the group's pop culture obsessions bubbling over on tributes like "Linda Blair" and "Charlie" (about Charles Manson, whose "Cease to Exist" they also covered).
Following the album's release, the band was threatened with a lawsuit from the real International Red Cross; as a result, the group became Redd Kross, and returned in 1984 with Teen Babes from Monsanto, a collection of covers of artists ranging from David Bowie to the Rolling Stones and the Shangri-Las. That year, they also appeared in and composed the music for the no-budget film Desperate Teenage Lovedolls, which included their transcendent cover of the Brady Bunch's "(It's A) Sunshine Day." Complete with new guitarist Robert Hecker and drummer Roy McDonald (no relation), 1987's Neurotica, with songs like "Frosted Flake," "The Ballad of Tatum O'Tot and the Fried Vegetables," and "Janus, Jeanie and George Harrison," appeared primed to push Redd Kross out of the underground, but their label, Big Time, folded shortly after the album's release, and legal hassles prevented the band from recording any new material under its own name for three years.
Instead, as the Tater Totz, the McDonald brothers corralled Three O'Clock member Michael Quercio and former Partridge Family kid Danny Bonaduce for 1989's Alien Sleestacks from Brazil, the title a nod to the Sid and Marty Krofft children's series Land of the Lost. A collection of satiric and surreal covers, the LP included renditions of "Give Peace a Chance," "We Will Rock You," and Yoko Ono's "Don't Worry Kyoko." Prior to another Tater Totz effort, 1989's Sgt. Shonen's Exploding Plastic Eastman Band Mono! Stereo (recorded with ex-Runaway Cherie Currie and future Foo Fighter Pat Smear), the McDonalds detoured into another side project, Anarchy 6, for the 1988 mock punk tribute Hardcore Lives! Finally, in 1990 Redd Kross landed a deal with Atlantic, issuing the surprisingly straightforward Third Eye. After an appearance (alongside David Cassidy) in the kitschy 1991 film Spirit of 76, the band issued a handful of singles before 1993's Phaseshifter, augmented by guitarist Eddie Kurdziel, keyboardist Gere Fennelly, and drummer Brian Reitzell. Minus Fennelly, Redd Kross returned in 1997 with Show World.
The band went on hiatus with an uncertain future following Kurdziel's drug overdose death (at age 38) in 1999. However, in 2006 the McDonald brothers reunited with late-'80s bandmembers guitarist Robert Hecker and drummer Roy McDonald and began making live appearances once again, including individual shows, festival dates, and tours that saw Redd Kross perform across the United States and in Canada, England, and Spain. A January 2007 show in Madrid was documented on the Got Live If You Must! DVD, released the following year by Bittersweet Records. In 2012 the band released Researching The Blues with longstanding indie giant Merge Records. Their seventh studio album was also their first collection of new songs in 15 years.
W iki pe dia says of Dave Markey:
Dave Markey (born December 3, 1963 in Burbank, California) is an American film director.
As a self-taught filmmaker and musician, Markey directed, produced, edited, and photographed most of his films, the majority of which has been self-funded and distributed. His work documents the punk scene in Southern California throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Markey has worked with Sonic Youth, Nirvana, Mudhoney, Redd Kross, The Ramones, Black Flag and the Meat Puppets.
Markey made his first film in 1974 at the age of 11 with his father’s hand-wound 8mm Brownie camera, cast from the children of his Santa Monica, California neighborhood. Markey soon discovered the burgeoning LA Punk Scene a few years hence through bands like X, Black Flag, and Redd Kross in 1980. Markey was driven to form his own band, Sin 34, in 1981 as well as Painted Willie in 1984. He also started We Got Power fanzine that year along with Jordan Schwartz spawning Markey’s cinematic Super-8 cult punk scene documents. These films were distributed underground and critically well received, putting Markey on the Cinematic Punk map before he was of legal age. Markey's work has since been exhibited internationally, including theatrical release in the US and Canada of "1991: The Year Punk Broke", theatrical screenings in Los Angeles of "Desperate Teenage Lovedolls" and "Lovedolls Superstar" and inclusion in international film festivals in Argentina, England, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Portugal, Angola, China, Korea, Italy and The Netherlands.
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