Zine - No Peace Without Freedom #2

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This is the second issue of No Peace Without Freedom and I remember I couldn't believe how thick it was. A whopping 60 pages. The interviews in this second issue include Sons of Ishmael, Desecration, BSL, Nothing in Particular, Straw Dogs. Guilt Parade, Maggot Sandwich, Mad Parade, World Full of Hope zine, Doggy Style, Life Sentence, Dead Milkmen, Flecks of Drool, PCI, Black Donnellys, Government Issue, Half Off, Crib Death, and Another Destructive System. There was articles on the Better Youth Organization, the No More Censorship Defense Fund, and Speciesism. plus loads of local record and zine reviews.

MRR Review - B.S.L. / Flecks of Drool split cassette

Walter Glaser wrote a review for MRR of the B.S.L. / Flecks of Drool split. This appeared in issue #57, which came out in January 1988. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.

Flyer - Sunday August 23, 1987

Two shows in two days. This too was an afternoon matinee. Sons of Ishmael had just gotten back from a US tour. One of the conditions for doing the show was that we have Flecks of Drool play. Flecks of Drool were a band from Meaford that featured Tim's (singer) younger brother, Rob. Sons of Ishmael didn't play to too many people, but I had never seen them play this good. Nights of playing had really tightened up the songs.

Zine - Breach of Discipline #2

Here is issue #2 of Breach of Discipline and it came out shortly after the first issue. This issue features SNFU, Youth of Today, Subhumans, Black Donnellys, Insecticide, Sons of Ishmael, Sudden Impact, Flecks of Drool, Missing Link, and NFG.

Flyer - Wednesday, March 18th, 1987

Sons of Ishmael return home to put on a show at the Meaford Arena and they bring Dunnville's Problem Children in to play. Tim's younger brother, Rob, is playing in Flecks of Drool.