AK 47 "Red Anthem" CD

This was AK 47's second release. This was their first CD though. It was a split with Hudson Mack who Tony used to also play in. AK 47's material was:

1. Useless

2. Set The Captives Free

3. You Are Not Alone

4. Waste Of Time

5. A Single Spark

6. Manifesto

7. Truth

8. Borders

9. Take Back

10. Almost Over

11. Stolen Lives

12. Fear Nothing

13. Punk Rock Anti-Cop Song

14. The Only War

15. Red Anthem

16. Mumia

The lyrcis for "Red Anthem can be checked out on the band's website http://www.akfortyseven.net/ under the discography section.

Flyer - February 28, 1999

Flyer - Friday January 29, 1999

Danko performed with Countdown covering Youth of Today's "Flame Still Burns", Minor Threat's "In My Eyes", and Negative Approach's "Can't Tell No One".

Legion666 "Hell at Last" ep

Kang inspired hardcore band from Toronto featuring John McDonald of Skew-G, Paul Abrash of One Blood, Ian and Derek from Blowhard, and Pat Laso from the Blundermen. Darren Cosgrove did the artwork. Ugly Pop released the record. Songs on here are:

1. Abuse in Isolation

2. Tomorrow's Prayer

3. Exhausted

4. Close Your Fucking Book

DOA in MRR

There are two pieces on DOA in this issue. There is an interview done with Joey Shithead in Seattle around the time of "Festival of Athiests" release. MRR also does a feature on DOA in their Pioneers of Punk section. Copies of issue 188 are still available through back order at http://maximumrocknroll.com/back-issues/.

As One "No Less an Authority" CD

As One was a four piece from the west end of downtown Toronto. The band featured Jesse Parker on vocals, his younger brother Robert who played bass, and James Morten who played drums. The band was originally called BSE. BSE were originally a pop punk type of band. Jonah joined after they played a set at their high school which consisted of punk covers. They started listening to bands like Warzone, Strife, and Hatebreed and changed their name to As One.

The band started in late 1998 and the CD came out around then. The CD was titled “No Less an Authority” and the songs on the CD were:


1. Tolerance not indulgence
2. It’s Time
3. Caught in the crosshairs
4. United worldwide (Warzone)


As One were 3/4s straight edge but they didn’t promote that.

As One recorded a second time in the Winter of 1999 which initially was put out as a demo titled “So What if I’m a Fucking demo”. This demo was put out as the Scare Tactic 7” that came out on Solomon Method Records. So the band changed their name once again.

MRR Interview - Marilyn's Vitamins

This interview is with Marilyn's Vitamins conducted by Damian Abraham who worked on Mods & Rockers at CIUT. Damian is the singer for Fucked Up these days. This appeared in the November 1998 issue of MRR (#186). This issue is still available as a back issue at http://maximumrocknroll.com/back-issues/.