New Generation #5
1987 (no label)
Compiled by Jeani Bond
Side 1:
- Red Christmas – My Rhapsody [Mark Krischak & Friends – Volume 2, 1987]
- Johnny Quest – Page 69 [Transition, 1986]
- The Call – Day Or Night [Into The Woods, 1987]
- The Lifesavors – Record [3-14-81, 1981]
- Circle One – The Gospel [Patterns of Force, 1983]
- New December – On That Day [We’re Sick of Satan, 198?]
- Blue Trapeze – Femme Fatale [Sanctuary, 1985]
- T-Bone Burnett – Trap Door [Trap Door ep, 1982]
- The Lonely Now – Thunderclouds [Captive, 1986]
- In Transit – Micro on the Move [Demo, 1986]
- Steve Scott – Sound of Waves [Lost Horizon, 1988]
- Marc Plainguet – Gaea [Amebas in Love, 1986]
Side 2:
- Scottie Joel Cooper – The Beat [The Beat: 1958, 1985]
- Souls in Exile – Epilogue [Demo, 198?]
- Louvre – Manifest Destiny [6 Song Demo, 1985]
- Pete Ward – Foot in the Door [Between the Eyes, 1983]
- The 77s – What Was In That Letter? [The 77s, 1987]
- Undercover – Tears in Your Eyes [Branded, 1986]
- Johnny Quest – The Rap [Transition, 1986]
- Crazed Bunnyz – Tap Dancing Into Hell [Achtung:Musik Klirrfaktor, 1986]
- The Magnetics – The World is Not My Home [Shots in the Dark compilation, 1981]
- Daniel Amos – Shadowcatcher [Fearful Symmetry, 1986]
- Deacon Blue – Loaded [Raintown, 1987]
- Restricted Access – Go No Stop [Jacob’s Tears, 1987]
- Mark Krischak – Modern World [Acoustic Demos, 198?]
I have tried to transfer this one for a while, but side 2 just won’t play right. Luckily, these are all available at the archives of the show. Still going backwards in time, so we move on from New Generation #6 to episode #5. Many of the songs and artists on here you have heard of, but there are some interesting songs to note. The first is the New December song – it’s not on their Furious Children demo. It is announced as being on a demo called We’re Sick of Satan, but I have not been able to track that one down yet. There is also a Souls in Exile song, but I have yet to hear any more about their demo, either. Then finally there is a Mark Krischak demo that I have not heard elsewhere, either. As always, a cool collection of the deep tape underground in the mid-80s. Next up will be episode #4.