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"War and Peace" was a retrospective release. Something like a "Greatest Hits" taking songs from most of the releases that spanned the band's 25 Year existence. The songs on here are: 
This was the band's discography. It came out after the band broke up. Underground operations to the rescue. Songs on here are:
This band is from Vancouver and features Eric Smith the first drummer for Career Suicide and Jonzo the singer from Fratricide. This was released on Ugly Pop Records. The songs on here are: 
Here is one of the Metal Eddies CDs which contains a demo from 1999 tagged on at the end. It is a DIY job on No Vinyl and contains the songs: 
Hostage Life formed out of the break up of Marilyn's Vitamins. The singer Colin was the only member from Marilyn's Vitamins, but this was one fo the bands. This was recorded at AudioLab Studios by Chris Hegge on October 4th and 5th in 2003. The band featured Colin on vocals, Adam and John on guitar, Eric on bass and Paul on drums. Songs on here are: 
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This is the band's third release. It came out four years after the band's split with Hudson Mack. At this point long time drummer Luke left the band. This was significant because Luke had played with Tony in Nothing to Lose, which was a band that preceeded AK 47 and really is a continuation of their work. Dave Morin, the band's original bassist, also left and Tony had played with him in Hudson Mack. So the line up on this release was very different from the first two releases. Jesse cahill initially filled in on drums but had other commitments, so this is where Jamie willis of Hudson Mack and M Blanket fame enters the picture. darryl Clark became the bass player and he played in a band called Pressure Cooker prior to joining AK 47. Daryl does the singing on "Texas Blood" and Bottle". The songs on here aren't as blazing fast as the band has been known to play and consist of: 
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This was Inepsy's first full length. Montreal's answer to Motorhead. Feral Ward released it. The songs on here are: 
This was Inpesy first release. It was released on a lable called Ineptik which makes me think this was a self-release but I think Yannick of Feral Ward helped out a bunch. The songs on here are: 
This issue came out in June 2003 and featured a new band from the Schomberg/Bradford area called Knuckle Brain. There is also an interview with the G-Men who were newly formed at the time. There are also reviews and show listings.
This issue came out in May 2003 and featured an interview with War Squad from Rochester, Head Hits Concrete from Winnipeg, and reviews and show listings.
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Legion666 teams up with Bombstrike from Sweden. This gets released on Schizophrenic Records. Legion records a Crude SS cover and an original. Songs on here are:
This full length release came out on Yellowdog Records which is a label in Germany. Darrin Cosgrove did the artwork again. This is true Canadian misanthropic blackened hardcore. the songs on here are:
This issue came out in April 2003 and features interviews with the awesome No Time Left from Buffalo, which featured the Ellman borthers and Nick Baran of Third Party Records. This also features an interview with the Skinjobs, who are a queer-core band from Vancouver and feature Kim Kinakin formerly of Sparkmarker. And there is an interview with Heather and Derek Emerson on their film "Let Me Be Your Band" which is a documentary about one man bands. There are also reviews and show listings.
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