Discography

Albums

• Break Down The Walls LP/ CD
• We're Not In This Alone LP/ CD

Singles

• Can't Close My Eyes 7"/EP/12"/CD
• Disengage 7"/ CD w/ Inside Out Split 7"

Live Albums/Singles

• Yesterday 7"
• Take A Stand 12"/ LP/ CD
• Anarchy In Vienna LP
• Live At Van Hall 1989, Amsterdam 7"
• Live At CBGB's 7"

Compilations

• Make It Work 7"
• Connecticut Fun LP
• NY City Hard Core Together 7"
• NY City Hard Core The Way It Is LP
• Hold Your Ground CD
• Sunday Matinee LP/ CD
• In-Flight Program CD
• Voice Of The Voiceless LP/ CD
• Another Shot For Bracken LP
• A Time We'll Remember LP
• We Bite 7"
• We Bite 100 2xLP
• The Sound Of The Streets 4xCD
• Revelation 100 2xLP/CD

Trivia

• About the band name: "It was an Abused song. It was also mentioned in an Avengers lyric. Cause For Alarm also mentioned it in their lyrics, Youth of today can be the tool. That was our inspiration for the name."

• Jello Biafra once claimed that the band had the most generic name ever given to a punk rock band.^[1]

• First songs: We Just Might, Youth Of Today, Polluted Mind

• First appearance: V/A Make It Work 7"

• First album: Can't Close My Eyes

• First show: Anthrax, CT 1985 with the band 7 Seconds.

• Tours: from 1985 to 1990, 3 USA tours and one in Europe

• Influences: Negative Approach, Agnostic Front, 7 Seconds, Minor Threat, Youth Brigade

• Last tune: Goodbye, Hello (a.k.a. One Night Stand)

• Last album: s/t (a.k.a. Disengage) 7"

• Last show: L.A. 1989

• First reunion show: November, 1994, The City Gardens in Trenton, NJ

1. ^ Biafra, Jello. "Names for Bands". No More Cocoons. San Francisco: Alternative Tentacles. 1987.