Target Of Demand - [1983] Man's Ruin 12''

[@323smoker-vh7qy]

80s Hardcore punk was fuckin brutal 🍻👍

[@BedlamAndBones]

I has this on vinyl!!! They played a warehouse show in Myrtle Beach, SC in the eighties and I bought a copy!!!! Crazy!

[@edwardtyler5269]

Insane they made it out there that long ago. Even now insane you had a scene for punk there/then! Did anyone do a Carolina Shag dance to them?😂

[@justsomedudeyouknow8372]

Heard these guys for the first time on a killed by hardcore comp. Love it!

[@georgewiant2117]

George here from TOD Just in POSHBOY just re released this Album and it available in EUROPE and for down load check out radiation records special splatter vinyl limited edition issue

[@jasonscharback8297]

Baddassbeo

[@jasonscharback8297]

I sold my collection around the time me Scott Collins ripand Brian G rip all lived at the park hotel

[@atomicdruid]

Hi, George! Saw you way back in Long Beach maybe? Anyhow, I used to hang with Matt from Dissension. Any idea what happened to him?

[@wilhelmklieschnikov7185]

Either i missed them in American Hardcore, but they are deserving of recognition of Hardcore history. I have the 2nd edition of American Hardcore and theybwere not in it. I understandbyou cantbinclude 100%, but, I feel they are worthy of recognition of bad ass hardcore punkbmusic.

[@adsicks]

This was one of the first real punk albums I ever heard. I can't believe it isn't more popular on KZbin than it is.....I guess we all like different stuff and think that what we like is the best hardcore ever...lol

[@The1234biteityouscum]

thats why this is the real hardcore stuff, its not popular trash that everybody and their mom loves to hear while wearing their poser clothing.

[@The1234biteityouscum]

fuck!

[@jasonmisfit5781]

THIS FUCKING ALBUM RULES

[@peetrpeetr]

Fuck yea, still have this album but no record player, damn it.

[@jodybanks5344]

I've got this shit on cassette and vinyl and burnt on disk! But having it on here is the best

[@adrianmsilva]

No problem, I was looking for it and I was shocked the only T.o.D. I could find was live stuff.

[@pillihpzelaznog2017]

The Poor Rich 0:00 Funny, Huh? 1:33 Government 2:39 Man's Ruin 4:39 Not The One 6:22 Brain Loss 8:14 Judgement 8:59 Deploy The Rich 11:06 Botchalizm 12:52 Plastic Bullets 14:05

[@mostcertainlydamned]

Long Beach, to be more specific. And fuck yes, they were an integral part of the OC/LA punk scene of the early eighties. Big Jimmy could belt 'em, hands down..

[@edwardtyler5269]

Completely raging Socal early hardcore punk. If the cover art had been more slick this record would be as sought after as the usual (inserr contemporary names).

[@tragicomic114]

I had this album! I remember the gig at the LB theater on Atlantic Blvd. Did the cops keep the money??

[@skinheadyouth66]

ive got this record

[@MrJason138]

I agree.

[@ono147]

"by the lord"? was supposed to end like a question, atheist here,,,,

[@michaelgrote5760]

Today we die

[@tragicomic114]

Who were the guys in this band?

[@ono147]

Jim, shouter. Mike Chiriko, quitar. Brian Galvon, quitar. AJ Gass, Bass. George Wiant, drums. John Bausch, saxophone.

[@ono147]

yeah I put the thumbs down,,,,,,,, because I hate my voice

[@ono147]

"you" is a really hard word to sing, scream, yell

[@adrianmsilva]

I've sung in bands, I get that feel