Compilation - Better Youth Organization Presents Something to Believe In

Tracks

Side 1

		Track Name	Length
	1	The Nils - Scratches and Needles	02:46
	2	Rigor Mortis - Silent Scream	02:06
	3	Big Boys - History	02:23
	4	Unwanted - Tanks Keep Rolling	01:19
	5	Tourists - Memories	02:53
	6	Kraut - Pyramids	01:21
	7	Youth Brigade - Care	03:24
	8	Youth Youth Youth - Domination	01:35

Side 2

		Track Name	Length
	1	SNFU - Womanizer	02:34
	2	Personality Crisis - Piss On You	02:59
	3	Channel 3 - Indian Summer	03:54
	4	Young Lions - In a Field	02:18
	5	Zeroption - Realpolitik	02:40
	6	D.O.A. - Tits On the Beach	01:55
	7	7 Seconds - Out of Touch	01:48
	8	Stretch Marks - Foreign Policy	01:26

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Information/Write-up

The Nils (Montreal, Quebec)
Alex Soria: vocals, rhythm guitar
Karim Dormeyer: lead guitar
Chico Fit: bass
Terry Lee Toner: drums
Engineered by Tom Atom at Wexford Studios, Ontario, November 1983

Youth Youth Youth (Toronto, Ontario)
Brian Taylor: vocals
J. Robert Mallion: guitar
Paul Bishop: bass
Brian McCullough: drums
Engineered by Blair Packham at Comfort Sound, Ontario, November 1983

SNFU (Edmonton, Alberta)
Mr. Chi Pig: vocals
Bunt: guitar
Muc: guitar
Jimmy Roid: bass
Evan C. Jones: drums
Engineered by Scott Gibson at Mid-Ocean Studio, Manitoba, October 1983

Young Lions (Toronto, Ontario)
Chris Genest: bass, vocals
Mike McCordy: guitar
Steve Kurzell: drums
Engineered by Tom Atom at Wexford Studios, Ontario, November 1983

Zeroption (Toronto, Ontario)
Personnel uncredited
Engineered by Blair Packham at Comfort Sound, Ontario, November 1983

D.O.A. (Vancouver, British Columbia)
Joey “Shithead” Keithley: vocals
Dave Gregg: guitar
Wimpy Roy: bass
Dimwit: drums
Produced and engineered by Thom Wilson at Perspective Sound, California

Stretch Marks (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Personnel uncredited
Engineered by Gregory T. Heap at Perspective Sound, California, December 1983

Production
All songs produced by The Better Youth Organization
All songs mixed by Thom Wilson
Lacquer cut by Richard Simpson
Plated at Greg Lee Processing

Artwork
Cover and insert artwork by Mark Stern

Notes
Something To Believe In is a seminal early-1980s hardcore punk compilation documenting a transnational network of punk scenes, with particularly strong representation from Canada.

Canadian contributions span Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Montreal, capturing the diversity and intensity of the country’s hardcore movement during its formative years.

© & ℗ 1984 Better Youth Organization / Better Youth Publishing
Manufactured under license to Fringe Product

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