New Generation #6

New Generation #6
1987 (no label)
Compiled by Jeani Bond

Side 1:

1. Tempest – Upon the Wings of the Godhead [Annihilation of the Wicked, 1986]
2. Tempest – Call To Evil [Annihilation of the Wicked, 1986]
3. The Warning – Whatever Happened to the Love [A Virgin in the Midst of Whores, 1988]
4. Nobody Special – Get Off the Air [Nobody Special, 1987]
5. Association of the Cross (AOTC) – Legalized Christian (live) [Live at Vals]
6. Association of the Cross (AOTC) – Johnny (live) [Live at Vals]
7. Scottie Joel Cooper – There is Hope (poem) [Human Patrol, 1987]
8. Crazed Bunnyz – Killing of a Race (remix) [Achtung: Musik Klirrfaktor, 1986]
9. Crazed Bunnyz – UFO [Achtung: Musik Klirrfaktor, 1986]
10. Crazed Bunnyz – Physical Distortion (crunchy mix) [Achtung: Musik Klirrfaktor, 1986]
11. Point Blank – No More Blood [’86 Demo, 1986]

Side 2:

1. Johnny Quest – Somebody’s Knocking [Transition, 1986]
2. Thee Underdogz – You Drink Poison [Thee Underdogz, 1987]
3. The Faith Injectors – Being a Christian [FI (“Live” Demos)]
4. The Faith Injectors – A Christmas Song [FI (“Live” Demos)]
5. The Faith Injectors – King Jesus [FI (“Live” Demos)]
6. Jay Hall – Tonight
7. The Crucified – Refuse [Take Up Your Cross, 1986]
8. Moral Majority – Christianized Youth
9. Circle One – Survive [Patterns of Force, 1983]
10. The Lead – Through You [EP, 1985]
11. The Lead – Question What Authority (live) [Return Fire, 1986]
12. The Lead – No One’s An Atheist [Automoloch, 1986]
13. The Lead – National Pride [The Past Behind, 1987]
14. Blackhouse – Remember Who Took The Fall [Holy War, 1987]

Going backwards in time, we move on from New Generation #7 to episode #6. This episode starts off with the band that everyone wants re-issued, but the band just won’t let it happen – Tempest. The thrash tempest, not the glam metal band that got signed to Pure Metal. This episode is important because it is probably the only place you can currently find some songs from early Christian punk bands Association of the Cross (AOTC) and The Faith Injectors. There is also a song by someone named Jay Hall that has appeared on other radio shows, but I don’t know anything else about him. Also, the Moral Majority song on here is a bit of a mystery – it’s not on any of their recordings, and I can’t find any information about where it came from. Anyways, as with the other episodes, you can listen to the archives of the show or read the reviews of many of the tapes covered here.