Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Look At All The Children Now

Released in 1990 on Evacuate Records, "Look At All The Children Now" came right after the greatest period in NYHC history had seen it's day. Bands like Moondog, Rorschach, and Citizen's Arrest are still talked about today, but there are plenty of lesser know bands that make up this diverse compilation such as World Discrimination, Bugout Society, Team Effort and more. I believe this was Evacuate's only release and was done by Sam McPheeters of Born Against fame. A lot of these songs don't stand the test of time., but there's quite some ragers on here as well.

On a side note...I remember a few years ago record shopping at Vinyl Solution in Huntington Beach where my friend Jeff and I came across this LP. We both went to grab it at the same exact moment. He gave me a look and said it was a record with Walter Schriefels he didn't own. Knowing he was clinically obsessed with anything and everything Walter...I relinquished my right to purchase said record. I'm sure Jeff is still rocking this once a month, but it sure would look good mixed among my 12"s.

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4 comments:

FoZ said...

Cheers for this post. This is a great LP. I've had it since it came out.

I love a lot of the bands on it.

Can you find the cover art online anywhere? Its impossible to find and I don't have a scanner.

Anonymous said...

while sam mcpheeters did write a short essay on the back page of the album's booklet, the record was put out by sam fisher, also known as sam evac. and evacuate put out two more records after laatcn: a 7" by yuppicide and a 12" ep by the inflatable children.

Brendan said...

This was a fun comp. I was glad to be a part of it with SFA. This helped some lesser known bands at the time, like Citizen's Arrest, get their name and sound out there.
Sam Fisher, however, turned out to be a real scumbag.

Mike Bromberg / BS said...

5 years later, Brendan's comment is still dumbshit. If you're looking at who gets to be a scumbag here, Brendan - look in the mirror.