SIDE ONE:

1. LIVE AT NIGHTBREAK S.F.

 

SIDE TWO:

2. LIVE AT THE GOOD COMPANY LOUNGE BRAINTREE

 

 

SIDE ONE RECORDED AT

NIGHTBREAK S.F. CAL, 8/26/93

S.F. JAIL 8/27/93

 

SETH VOCALS

JOHN GUITAR

TIM DRUMS

PAUL 2nd GUITAR

 

SIDE TWO RECORDED AT THE

GOOD COMPANY LOUNGE

BRAINTREE, MA 5/20/93

 

SETH VOCALS

JOHN GUITAR

TIM DRUMS

FRED 2nd GUITAR

 

LIMITED EDITION OF 200 COPIES

 

 

"THIS RECORD DOCUMENTS YET ANOTHER EXAMPLE

OF THE EXPLOSIVE REACTION YOU GET

WHEN SUBURBAN CLUB "SCENES", TOO-LONG

RETARDED BY THEIR OWN COVER-BAND MENTALITIES,

ARE CONFRONTED BY UNCOMPRIMISING ORIGINALITY.

IN THIS CASE, SETH PUTNAM'S ANAL CUNT

DESCENDED ON GOOD COMPANY LOUNGE

IN BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS, USA

FOR A 'BATTLE OF THE BANDS'

ALONGSIDE NIGHTSTICK (EX-SIEGE)

AND STINKPIPE (FATEFULLY THEIR FIRST SHOW-

FEATURING DOIL ON LEAD VOICE

WHO ONCE DID BACKING VOCALS FOR G G ALLIN)

AFTER ADVERTIZING A PRIZE OF RECORDING TIME

FOR THE WINNING GROUP, THE CLUB OWNER,

THIS CIGAR CHOMPING LITTLE TURD-COME-CAPITALIST, SCHEDULED DART MATCHES FOR THE SAME NIGHT

AND LIKE A STUPID SUCK ASS PANDERED

TO HIS HANDFUL OF REGULARS

FROM THE TOP OF THE BAR

TELLING THE BANDS TO LOWER THE VOLUME.

BY THE TIME A/C HIT THE STAGE

THE CONFRONTATION OF BANDS/CREW/FANS

VRS. GREASY MAGGOT

CLUB OWNER/DART THROWING JOCKS/LOCAL DRUNKS

WITH FEMALE LUSHES AND A HANDFUL

OF INTIMIDATING BIKER TYPES NEARED CLIMAX.

DURING THEIR FIRST SONG (SONG #6), CHAIRS FLEW.

HEAD COCK-TAIL WAITRESS,

A COKE-FUELED TWAT WITH A MOUTH

LOUDER THAN OUR COMBINED AMPLIFICATION

FLEW FROM BEHIND THE BAR

RECEIVING A GASH ACROSS THE CHIN

THAT WOULD EVENTUALLY REQUIRE SEVERAL (6)

STITCHES FROM ACCIDENTAL NUDGE OF GUITAR NECK-

WE ASK THE LISTENER TO PICTURE HER

RUNNING BACK TO THE BAR,

BLOOD RUNNING DOWN HER NECK,

FACE TWISTED IN A HIDEOUS MASK OF ANGER,

SCREAMING "YOU THINK IT'S FUCKIN FUNNY?!.."

THEN, THE MOMENT OF TRUTH,

WITH SCATTERED FISTFIGHTS ON THE OUTSKIRTS,

THE TUSSLE PARTED FOR CLUB OWNER

RUSHING IN A RAGE, SWINGING AT MUSICIANS.

SETH PARRIES WITH A SERIES OF LIGHT KICKS,

HALF BALLET, HALF KARATE,

WHILE STEPPING BACKWARD,..

AND THEN A 2ND AS YET UNNAMED MUSICIAN

SNUCK WITH SMOOTH STEALTH BRUTALLY

SMASHING THE CLUB OWNERS FACE

WITH THE BUSINESS END OF A WEIGHTED MIC STAND,

A HARD, ACCURATE JAB TO THE FACE

LEAVING AN IMMEDIATE IMPRINT

OF THE BOTTOM OF THE MIC STAND

ACROSS HIS CHEEK AND FOREHEAD,

A BLOOD FILLED 3 QUARTER MOON,

AND RIGHT EYE SOCKET ALSO FILLING WITH BLOOD

GIVING THE STARTLING IMPRESSION

ONE OF HIS EYES POPPED OUT.

HE STIFFENED, EYES ROLLED WHITE,

AND CRASHED BACKWARDS INTO THE DRUMS

LIKE SOMETHING OUT OF KEATON,

SENDING OUT ONE OF THOSE BA-DUM BUMP SOUNDS

LIKE AFTER A BAD COMEDIAN'S JOKE,

THE HI-HAT STAND NOW SHAPED LIKE A BANANA

FROM THE FORCE OF THE BACK

OF THE GUY'S HEAD SLAMMING INTO IT.

THE STAGE IS A SPARCE PATTERN

OF BLOOD CORD AND DRUMSTICK,

MEN ARE SCREAMING,

GRABBING ONE ANOTHER BY THE SHIRT.

BEATINGS COMMENCE.

THE DISTINCTIVE SMACKING THUD OF A FIST ON A HEAD.

ALL IN A DAYS WORK FOR ANAL CUNT.

WHAT BETTER SCENE FOR A FEEDBACK

DRENCHED ANAL CUNT SOUNDTRACK?

INCIDENTALLY, CLUB OWNER WOUND UP

WITH BROKEN CHEEKBONE, CONCUSSION, OF COURSE,

MANY MANY (AT LEAST 30) STITCHES,

AT LEAST 3 MISSING TEETH,

AND THE AS YET UNNAMED MUSICIAN

FACES 18 MONTHS IN PRISON.

THAT'S INTEGRITY. MORAL?

SUBURBAN COVER BANDS

AND THE CLUB OWNERS THAT BOOK THEM

SHOULD BE KILLED.

LONG LIVE LOUD MUSIC!

LONG LIVE ANAL CUNT!

 

R. WILLIAMS 1993"

 

 

OFFICIAL release disguised as a BOOTLEG

since AxCx was under contract with Earache.

It is one of the rarest AxCx records:

only 200 copies pressed.

It contains the recordings from two live from 1993.

The title comes from the Judas Priest song

"Breaking The Law",

originally released on their album "British Steel" [1980], although these two records are in no way related.

AxCx had already covered this song

on their 7" EP "Another ExPx" [1990].

 

The "ANAL CUNT" LOGO on this release

is drawn in the style of the Judas Priest logo.

 

SIDE ONE TRACKLIST:

The songs played on this Live recorded at

Nightbreak S.F. CAL, 8/26/93

are "Iron Funeral" and "Blur Including New H.C. Song"

which were both originally released on

"Another ExPx" 7" EP [1990]

and later re-recorded with better quality for

"Everyone Should Be Killed" LP/CD [1993].

 

SIDE TWO TRACKLIST:

The song played on this Live recorded at

The Good Company Lounge Braintree, MA 5/20/93

is "Song #6", originally released on their

"Morbid Florist" 7" EP/CD SINGLE [1993]

and later re-recorded for

"Everyone Should Be Killed" LP/CD [1993].

The recording on this second side of the record

is not as clear as that on the first side.

Line-Up SIDE A:

Seth Putnam - Vocals

John Kozik - Guitar

Paul Kraynak - Guitar

Tim Morse - Drums

Line-Up SIDE B:

Seth Putnam - Vocals

John Kozik - Guitar

Fred Ordonez - Guitar

Tim Morse - Drums