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Discharge

    In the early years of UK punk bands such as the Clash and the Sex Pistols, five young lads decided to start one of their own. Formed in 1977, Discharges original line up consisted of Terry 'Tez' Roberts on Vocals, Tony 'Bones' Roberts on Guitar, Roy 'Rainy' Wainwright on guitar, Nigel Bamford on bass and Akko on drums. Nigel Bamford left the band shortly after forming and 'Rainy' moved over to bass. They had a similar sound to the Sex Pistols and had only recorded a demo before changing in 1979. The line up became Kelvin 'Cal' Morris on vocals, Bones on guitar, Rainy on bass and Tez on drums, ...read more

    In the early years of UK punk bands such as the Clash and the Sex Pistols, five young lads decided to start one of their own. Formed in 1977, Discharges original line up consisted of Terry 'Tez' Roberts on Vocals, Tony 'Bones' Roberts on Guitar, Roy 'Rainy' Wainwright on guitar, Nigel Bamford on bass and Akko on drums. Nigel Bamford left the band shortly after forming and 'Rainy' moved over to bass. They had a similar sound to the Sex Pistols and had only recorded a demo before changing in 1979. The line up became Kelvin 'Cal' Morris on vocals, Bones on guitar, Rainy on bass and Tez on drums, which, to this day, fans consider the true, 'classic' line up.Screaming vocals, overly distorted-grinding guitars, and an anti-melodic sound brought many punks and metal heads together. Their songs were mainly focused on Anarchy, Pacisfism, peace, autonomy, the horrible effects of nuclear weapons, rascism, and the twsited ideal of capitalism. In many songs they would just try to get the message out by repeating the same lyric. Their album covers depicted the horrible effects of war, using both political and social themes.Pioneering the D-beat, a new subgenre in punk(mostly used by crust bands) made Discharge one of most influential punk bands. Many bands even went to messures as imitating there style completly, from art work to sound, to using 'DIS' before there name. (such bands as Discard, Disarm, Dissucks, Distraught and more) D-Beat is also a favored sound of Japanese, scandanvian, and Brazilian hardcore and the punk scene in general.However, threw out the years Discharge went threw many changes. In 1980 they signed with Clay Records releasing 'Realities of War' and had a change in the line up. Tezz (drums) left and was replaced by Dave 'Bambi' Ellesmere (formerly of The Insane) before "Why". In 1982, the band released "Hear nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing," (great album by the way)Follwed by the Never Again EP with yet another line up change. Gary Maloney of The Varukers was put on drums and Bones departed before "Warning..." The sound was changing from punk to a more metal sound. Many people saw the transition. The band saw another change in the line up in 1985 with the release of "Ignorance". The band saw many more changes with it's transition into a more metallic sound. In 2002 the original line up was reunited for the release of "Discharge".DiscographyEP's* Realities of War (April, 1980)* Fight Back ( July, 1980)* Decontrol (December, 1980)* Never Again (October, 1983)7"s* State Violence, State Control (October, 1982)* The Price Of Silence (December 1983)* The More I See (July, 1984)* Ignorance (July, 1985)12"s* Warning: Her Majesty's Government can seriously damage your Health (October, 1983)* Why (May, 1981)LP's* Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing (May, 1982)* Grave New World (July, 1986)CD's* Massacre Divine (1991)* Shootin' Up The World (1993)* Discharge (2002)* Society's Victims Discography (2004)* Why (1982)Demos* 1977 demoRecomended Songs:DecontrolState controllProtest and SurviveFree Speach for the DumbNever AgainTomarrow Belongs to UsBands Similar to Discharge:Disfear,Disclose,Discard,Disarm,Dissucks,DistraughtKatastrofailu,AvskumBastardRatos de Por㯦lt;br />SkitsystemA list of D-Beat bands « hide

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    LPs
    End of Days
    2016

    3.3
    39 Votes
    Disensitize
    2008

    2.4
    29 Votes
    Discharge
    2002

    2.7
    33 Votes
    Shootin Up the World
    1993

    2.3
    29 Votes
    Massacre Divine
    1991

    1.8
    31 Votes
    Grave New World
    1986

    1.2
    90 Votes
    Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing
    1982

    4.2
    480 Votes
    EPs
    Demo-Lition Style
    2023

    Blood of the Innocent
    2023

    Massacre of Montreal
    2017

    Hatebomb
    2016

    New World Order
    2016

    Propaganda Feeds
    2011

    Japan 09
    2009

    Beginning of the End
    2006

    3.4
    6 Votes
    Tour Edition 001
    2004

    Ignorance
    1985

    2
    1 Votes
    The More I See
    1984

    2.8
    2 Votes
    The Price of Silence / Born to Die in the Gutter
    1983

    2.5
    1 Votes
    Warning: Her Majesty's Government Can Seriously Damage Your Health
    1983

    3.2
    25 Votes
    State Violence State Control
    1982

    3.9
    34 Votes
    Never Again / Death Dealers / Two Monstrous Nuclear Stockpiles
    1981

    3.3
    5 Votes
    Why
    1981

    4
    210 Votes
    Decontrol
    1980

    3.6
    24 Votes
    Fight Back
    1980

    3.8
    41 Votes
    Realities of War
    1980

    3.5
    35 Votes
    1977 Demo
    1977

    2.8
    2 Votes
    Live Albums
    First London Gig 'Music Machine' 28/10/80
    2023

    Legends of Punk Vol. 1
    2019

    Toronto '83: In the Cold Night
    2015

    Live 2014
    2015

    Apocalypse Now
    2008

    1.5
    2 Votes
    Live in Japan
    1992

    The Nightmare Continues... Live
    1990

    3.3
    2 Votes
    Live At The City Garden New Jersey
    1989

    3.3
    3 Votes
    Live at the Lyceum; 24th May 1981
    1981

    4
    1 Votes
    Compilations
    Why / Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing
    2024

    Protest and Survive: The Anthology
    2020

    3.8
    2 Votes
    Noise Not Music
    2018

    1980-85
    2018

    Replica Lp Box Set
    2015

    Indoctrination of the Masses
    01/01/2012

    Never Run / Legacy You Left Behind
    2011

    Magma '09
    2009

    War Is Hell
    2008

    3.3
    2 Votes
    Early Demo's
    2008

    2.8
    4 Votes
    MG-15 / Discharge
    2005

    Society's Victims
    2004

    Decontrol: The Singles
    2002

    3.8
    2 Votes
    Hardcore Hits
    1999

    3.5
    2 Votes
    Free Speech For the Dumb
    1999

    4
    2 Votes
    Vision Of War
    1997

    2.8
    2 Votes
    The Clay Punk Singles Collection
    1995

    4.3
    4 Votes
    Protest And Survive 1980-1984
    1992

    3.8
    3 Votes
    Driven to Death
    1990

    1980-1986
    1987

    Punk And Destroy
    1984

    3.7
    3 Votes
    The Price of Silence
    1984

    Never Again
    1984

    3.7
    21 Votes

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