Haha, nice! The times back in the early 80s when a lot of HC bands entered the competition to be the fastest band on Earth. it was pretty crucial to me, which records I bought with my limited budget back then.
I found "Hassibah Gets The Martian Brain Squeeze" around 1986 at a thrift store in Niagara Falls that had a huge table full of random 7"s and a sign that read "Punk Records 5 for $1". We got so many gems that summer.
That's the second mention of The Neos in short succession, I listened to a interview with little Mickey Harris of Napalm Death (who also wanted to be the fastest band on Earth) a couple of weeks ago, The Neos and Siege were major influences, I'd never heard of them until recently.
I remember Steve, the guitarist, having pen pal correspondence with all kinds of folk in the hardcore scene, a lot of whom went on to be in some pretty amazing bands.
Haha, nice! The times back in the early 80s when a lot of HC bands entered the competition to be the fastest band on Earth. it was pretty crucial to me, which records I bought with my limited budget back then.
I found "Hassibah Gets The Martian Brain Squeeze" around 1986 at a thrift store in Niagara Falls that had a huge table full of random 7"s and a sign that read "Punk Records 5 for $1". We got so many gems that summer.
Whoa! Thrift store score!!
great video
…suffer more as they played… wow
That's the second mention of The Neos in short succession, I listened to a interview with little Mickey Harris of Napalm Death (who also wanted to be the fastest band on Earth) a couple of weeks ago, The Neos and Siege were major influences, I'd never heard of them until recently.
I remember Steve, the guitarist, having pen pal correspondence with all kinds of folk in the hardcore scene, a lot of whom went on to be in some pretty amazing bands.
Digging up the classics, man you got great music flavor. real spice.