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that Pavillion thing sounds good, hope it goes well!

what brains

xCanaanx reunion, all ye need to know.

ah right fair enough, thought you meant the publicity from the new orleans speech. Aye it's daft to complain about magazines not paying you for what amounts to free advertising for him.

I dunno, he seems fairly sincere in being pissed off at people dying. He also seemed pretty honest and self-aware acknowledging that he went shopping before he donated any money. Just cos he got mad bank don't mean he isn't sympathetic to the people in NewOrleans.

The Onyx/Biohazard title track on the Judgement Night soundtrack is one of the best rap/rock collaborations ever, but the video for their collaboration on Onyx's "Slam" is even better!

I remember headbangers balls were covering the 94 Donnington fest and Biohazard was telling everyone to come on stage so there was a big crowd invasion and the promoters cut the power mid-set, pretty funny. The in an interview at Dynamo, Evan was talking with MTV and saying stuff like "yo we're...

Natasha beddingfield! Sheeeiit... this thread needs rescued by the 'Hazard and Tyson.

Biohazard was the first new york band I got into, round 94 when State of the World Address came out. Then I saw Madball on Headbangers Ball at Dynamo in 95 and just thought this was the best shit ever. Urban Discipline and Set It Off - still 2 of my all-time favourites. I actually want to throw...

sweet jesus! Urban Discipline is amazing. PUNISHMENT! FOR ALL MY SINS!

brilliant!

Madball are fuckin amazing. Seen em twice and they were sweet both times. Gonna check em in London this time round. Ball of Destruction and Droppin Many Suckas are both good but you'd be a fool to stop at those two 7"s cos Set It Off is classic. theotherfull-lengths are decent too...

Hello Bastards is all I ever bother with but it's fuckin brilliant!

whoops too late to edit unless an Eirecore moderator can! Feel free...

Lookin forward to hearing this, will download it at my ma's house.

people they played with in 99, that type of thing

Yo Gary already knows about this but I included a few irish bands on the Scumville test site. It's a directory of UK/Ireland bands and is pretty sweet as it includes Slavearc/Unborn/Lifer all that mid 90s vegan shite haha, worth checking. Links every band to related bands and what not. Anyway...

first irish hardcore band i ever saw and best. People still ask about you guys on the uk edge boards!

Melodic metal? Is this the same Lifetime???

Aye the demo was a just a tape done by Nick Surehand with a photocopied cover.The only other thing recorded was the track on the Commitment Recs boxset, but I've moved back to my ma's so can't copy vinyl at the moment!