Filth - 1990-1992 - Discography
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- Filth originated in East Bay, California playing hardcore punk with a bit of a anarcho and crust vibe. Years active date from 1989-1991, 2010 A must have for hardcore punk listeners. "Hate" is personally my favorite song. Enjoy the discography.
Tracklist:
1 Today's Lesson
2 Lust For Glory
3 Hate
4 Freedom
5 The List
6 You Are Shit
7 Night Of Rage
8 Filth
9 Violence As A Solution
10 Scarred For Life
11 Banned From The Pubs ( Peter And The Test Tube Babies )
12 Buttshits
13 Dear Fuck
14 Untitled (Live Set)
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0:00 Today's Lesson
2:16 Lust for Glory
5:45 Hate
9:01 Freedom
11:59 The List
14:40 You are Shit
17:04 Night of Rage
19:51 Filth
22:34 Violence as a Solution
26:02 Scarred for Life
29:43 Banned from the Pubs (cover)
32:11 Buttshits
34:40 Dear Fuck
36:23 Live set
Thanks for posting this
thank you Buddy
❤
This is one of those albums I'd want played at my funeral nobody would be at.
LMFAO
Hey, if this is going to be played I'll go to your funeral. As long as I don't die first!
Id be there
Id be there too!! drinking a 400z in the back pouring one out for the homie
I’m 21 now. I found this band when I was 13 through the AFI cover of Today’s Lesson. To this day, is still the best punk band ever in my opinion. When I think of punk I think of Filth. Chaotic, grimy, “Fuck You” attitudes, and nobody knows who the fuck they are. REAL PUNK! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
When Mike got cancer I did what I could to take care of him but he went fast. Afterwards I got some of his ashes. My band, Verbal Abuse, played Libertatia and when the pit was going good I threw Mike's ashes in for one last time
THATS POETIC
Dang,bhad babie it funny as fuck. Roll in peace, Danielle.
Rest in piss 😅
Filth is one the bands that Definitely changed my life..
Agreed
Same. First time I saw them I had to be pushed back to the squat in a shopping cart. Great night.
My favorite band from that era. Great songs. I still have a cassette tape of theirs from the Epicenter. Those who
know, know.
truth
I miss that record store, the first place I went to when I moved to the SF Bay Area.
I was still a sperm back then 💀
Growing up in Detroit, Filth and Crimpshrine opened my eyes to a totally different sound.
i remember i went to miami to see filth way back when i was in highschool. We piled into my friends van and drove the hour and a half to miami only to find out the show had been canceled so we r walking around in Miami near downtown when a carload of punks pulls up at a light we were waiting to cross the street they asked what we were doing where were we from yada yada so we tell them and they say yeah they were supposed to go also and found out about the cancellation the same way we did then they tell us they found out the ramones were playing not far from where we were at so we went to that show instead. That night was the first time i ate acid too. Man i had a blast back then at shows and still do to this day minus the acid lol doesn't agree with my brain much anymore. I finally got to see filth at gilman st in Berkeley a couple years later. These guys were amazing and the bands that these guys were in after filth were pretty amazing too. I never got to see Dead and Gone but fuck that band was awesome. I still get goosebumps when i listen to the Dead and Gone TV Baby LP. If you havent heard Dead and Gone check em out. You wont be disappointed.
decapitate state I'd have loved to actually see Filth but BEing that you had your first acid trip. ... Got trade off
I remember reading about dead and gone in thrasher in the nineties, when that rag still had staples
Fuck yeah I love Gilman!! I was lucky enough to catch Filth at Hazmat back when it was still a thing.
Saw dead and gone in the 90s and didn’t recognize it for what it was. Now I’m a huge fan
Ha
The east bay has the best punk . I live in Oakland writing this in my trailer on a phone with stolen wifi and when this band go back together and played Gilman St. For a reunion show around 2010-2011 it was CRAZY..
One of my coolest memories of tour was in Oakland. Early 90s. Some blues club that did punk shows every now and then. Hung out a little bullshitting with a random dude. After we left guy in my band pointed out that it was Lenny from Filth. No clue I was hanging with somebody in one of my favorite bands.
Egghead
@@JohnSmith-mj6qx Your Place Too! That was at 54th & MLK in Oakland. What band were you touring with?
@@lushj The Pist. We were out with Brutally Familiar that year in the same van.
@@JohnSmith-mj6qx I love The Pist! That split 7-inch is still in rotation at my house & on DJ nights!
Bomb city r.i.p Brian Theodore deneke
In the 90's Punk HC bands were much better than now, big and strong scene in every way, we went to Punk HC in the 80's but lived in the 90's, for us and that terrible war in Yugoslavia did not stop the DIY scene, in the 90's we had the strongest Anarcho Punk scene , from all sides of the warring republics we maintained contacts and did DIY concerts and recorded albums, the strongest project was Through the Walls of Nationalism and War released 96(Preko Zidova Nacionalizma i Ratova), my warm recommendation to everyone to listen ...
Was racking my brain about where I've heard "Today's Lesson" before. AFI did a cover of that song for an album in 1997. Nice to know everything comes back to 90s crust classics
Afi and filth knew each other. I dont know how good of friends any of them were but both bands had members that youd see hanging out on telegraph ave all the time back in the later 90s. I used to see davey all the time. Never cared for afi but davey was a chill dude. Plus when afi first came out they tried to sell themselves as "antioch hardcore". They were from antioch but def not hardcore. Kinda like rancids lame attempt to be punk. Unlike rancid tho, afi were decent dudes. Rancid were posers from day one. I saw davey play the drums for cro mags in 2010 or something like that. Was pretty surprised. He did a great job.
@@justsomedudeyouknow8372 never knew any of that man Afi was my stepping stone into the punk rock world. I instantly recognized the song crazy I never knew it was Filth.
I remember my friend had the Filth/ Blatz split that was the shit.
The shit split
I saw these guys in the 80s at the skate park by my house I still have the album out of control cool
My house was two blocks from the skate park and we would party at my house until we heard him sound checking and then we would skate down there all fucked up and mosh up a storm ⛈☔️
That's great! really cool, thanks for sharing the memory.
bomb city?
Yeah...I saw the movie a few days ago...I've known about the story since 2005, been over dozens of official old newspaper reports and a bunch of tribute pages from the super old school sits like tripod and angel fire. That being said, I was fairly well acquainted with the story and a lot of the details/circumstances involved. Man, it's one thing to read up on a thing and another to see such a brutal, honest and utterly unhesitant reenactment like that. That being said, I'm still shaken by the images.
In truth, I was in a bad situation similar to what happened. Obviously not as bad since, I thankfully with the utmost humility, I'm still alive.
But, like Brian, I lived in a small town in Texas (I live in Austin now). I was 16 at the time. There was a huge cultural divide between my friends and I when compared to the popular jocks. It seems stereotypical now, but we were goth kids with the big Tripp pants into hardcore, metal core and all the stuff coming out during that time plus 90s industrial. To make a very long story short, there had been a lot of shit talking on both sides and a number of escalating incidents including a brawl between the 4 of us vs. like 11 of them in front of a one-film a week movie theater/hotel and across the street from small bank. Then, about five or six months later, I was assaulted by about 8 or 9 of the same guys. It involved the fact that I'd gotten a mohawk (that seems random, but I just want done at the time and that's what makes this so weird, like I said uncanny - after everything that's happened, I couldn't tell why I even wanted it now) - my friends had cut my hair a few days earlier for my birthday...The assault itself happened on the last day of school. Two of my friends (they were twin brothers) lived two blocks away. We'd just gotten up to their house when a big red pick up rolls up. The 9 jocks jump out, one of them with scissors, and they start pummeling me to the ground, pounding me in my head and kicking the shit out of me. My friends went inside to get help and find weapons, no they did not run away. Meanwhile their step dad got on to the porch with a gun and starts yelling at them. In the midst of this, I break out of the group (after being nicked in the head with the scissors) and climb through their car to get to the keys to keep them from running away from the scene. I get pushed out and I end up on the driver's side a say arm gets slammed in the door an dated trick starts to lease. When I lose my grip, I fly off the truck and my head slams onto the pavement as does my hand, which winds up needing stitches. The EMS showed up, took pictures. The police questioned everyone involved. My mom talked to a lawyer, but we weren't really given sufficient representation due to somehow missing out on a date to testify against them. Ultimately, the kids involved had t do a limited series of stupid group therapy crap. yen that, nothing else happened to them for this. I went to counseling too and that was about it.
That very summer, I heard about Brian Deneke's story from an airing of A&E's City Confidential episode on the tragedy. Hearing the details and seeing the uncanny way they sort of resealed my own circumstances sorta rattled me. I immediately pounced on it, looking up as many details as I can about the subject as I can. Hence, why I know so much about the case. Its funny, because it keeps popping up every so often. I remember wanting to go to one of the I guess benefit/violence awareness concerts back in 2007 when I heard they were paying tribute to Brian at the tenth anniversary of when it happened. I've even seen the Manson "Blame Speech" a number of times as well and was unpriced to hear him bring it up since it was tragic, yet low key due to Columbine and 9/11 in the following years. Then, like I said, I just now got around to seeing the film reenactment. I do sincerely feel like it was an honest film. Except for that Cody Cates shit...That bastard's name was Dustin Camp. They only changed it because he and his family are pussies and wouldn't let the filmmakers secure the rights to make the movie without changing his name.
TL:DR - I've been following the Brian Deneke story for a long time and it resonates with me as both it and the movie really hit close to home for me.
I saw it on the news when it happened and also saw it on forensic files like two years later
The list
@@AzazelZaphorOmega yeah fuuuk those pricks. Brian never really got justice. Texas can be awesome but it can be FUCKED.
yep
1 Today's Lesson
0:00
2 Lust For Glory
2:16
3 Hate
5:45
4 Freedom
9:01
5 The List
11:59
6 You Are Shit
14:40
7 Night Of Rage
17:04
8 Filth
19:51
9 Violence As A Solution
22:34
10 Scarred For Life
26:03
11 Banned From The Pubs ( Peter And The Test Tube Babies )
29:43
12 Buttshits
32:11
13 Dear Fuck
34:40
14 ???? 36:24
(56 seconds of silence) - 40:12
14 Untitled (Live Set) 42:08
Good lookin out
If only more people could destroy everything
This brings me back to some of the best times of my life. Love this shit. Cheers from Boston ma 🌲🍺🍄👍
How did Jake sing like that? My throat would be on 🔥 after 1 song
Thanks for the upload!
Back when punk was a way of life.
Still is
Cmom LETS gO
The definition of punk differs from person to person. For me punk is about work ethic.
@@mopes2713 that makes no sense Punk is about doing what you want to and having your own mind for me punk is about going up against establishment I fucking hate PC culture and nazis and the gov. Democrats are the most controlling in our government today they use race propaganda to separate us and no I'm not saying this cuz I'm some kind of paranoid racist but because like nowadays it's more about classism
@@bipolarbearicehead7902 All the punk rockers who are your heroes all had a strong work ethic. They weren’t just drunk punks.
Thank you for this!! Filth changed my life!
I think I saw them play w/Zero Hour in Oakland? Amazing bands.
Shout out from Baltimore thanks for putting this up I grew up on filth in the early 90s cheers🍻
You like a//political?
@@asageorge6x3 yes from Baltimore great
Man this takes me back. So good.
One of my favs back then.... still have a some on vinyl.
Played my filth record so often I finally had to get a cd (when cds were still a thing). Thanks
R.I.P. Mike , it was fucken cool jammin in your room the last few months you were here on earth , cheers brotha
O damn...i didnt know.
Bless.
.
How he die?
@@Skarp393 Fucken cancer brotha . Poor dude , I saw him literally a few days before he passed. At least he’s not in pain anymore
@@yogijaya2897 ya :(
@@jttblck7595 was he sleeoing thats what i remember my grandpa when he had cancer was just laying there and he passed ya this world blows man he allready free thats when i believe we are true punks when we die cause we are free from everything no corporations, disease, slavery, war, the elite , goverment
This came on my Playlist. I havent heard these guys since high school. Made me want to spray paint "DESTROY EVERYTHING" on my front door and punch a hole in the wall. Thanks for posting this
I saw them in about 89 at a small skate park in Ferrysburg Michigan which was about four blocks from my house we would drink and party at my house until we heard the sound check they used to throw plywood over the flat of the half pipe and they would set bands up on the half pipe my sister had a 79 Chevy something it was huge and Had a krako tape deck in it. Which she used to let me borrow to drive to the show let me and my boys are all pile in this thing and we pulled up it was ridiculous we would have usually slayer blasting And it was like a punk version of a clown car how many punk ass kids wood pile out of that thing..🤡
Those were the day. I still have my filth punks 45. That I throw on the turntable every now and then.
Best band ever shout out to eggplant too always had fun at Gilman
THANX FOX N FILTH
Ooo man the 90s best time for anarcho/crust
Shout out from Baltimore great band another favorite
Great taste of punk music my friend.
Yeah. I ran away to Baltimore w attica9 when they played NYC abc no rio
Blessed to be guided by the best!!
I love Baltimore Punx
#VirginHouse
What a band, what a voice ! Kroezel
This is the only band that ever made feel like I was going to hell when I was young. The vocals are insane and the lyrics are more relevant today more than ever.
Haven’t heard this since 97!
Thank you!!!
Welcome man. Glad you liked it. I need a few Blatz Splits to make the discography video.
I have the filth/submachine split. Pittsburgh pa yinz!!
Badass song. My second favorite.
Put me in a fuckin time machine man.
🤘🏾
😍😍😍
Amazing band also ❤
great band
its on my body forever........and inside me forever......real punk rock filth punx east bay
was like yass, then realised ive had this album and live set for atleast a decade.
I have the Blatz / Filth CD comp. This I just uploaded with the Filth tracks.
@@NarcolepticFox the live track at the end though. Think I got it on my blog no sure
@@scottkingofska I remember when I first heard / discovered Filth I wanted more from them sadly not many songs. Sure it would been killer to seen them live at a show too. Blog? Is blogspot dead? I was considering making one. But a lot of great underground punk blogspots got removed deleted over the years.
@@NarcolepticFox I'm Scottish so seeing them live would be unbelievable. Sure one member is from Scotland though used to play in the exploited. Alot of blogs did die or changed, I left mine in the spirit of the time. Scottkingofska just easy bay raraties I collected when I was a teenager
@@scottkingofska I never had a chance to see them live either since I was born in 1991. It's a shame I stumbled on some amazing obscurity of bands on blogspot got free downloads which was a bonus too since at that time I was still in school, no job and couldn't afford records.
Was confused for 30 seconds why I knew this song but had never heard this version of it. AFI.
Yuppp Bomb City.
Punks Nøt Dead!
Where can I download this music? I can’t find it anywhere other than here.
Its really hard to find bro.. you'll have to buy the records
Dowoad link
filth fueled my 20 years of madness ad drug abuse. i love it . no more drugs but it hits just as hard
Hi :) I'm from Russia :) I tried to find their songs... but I couldn't ... Can you give me a download link pls :) I just dont want always opening youtube to listen ;)
Hi, yes I can send the albums to you I have the CD but I need your email address to send it to you.
Narcoleptic Fox hey man I would also like to download it. How do I send you my email on here?
the original band was from Anaheim, Cal
Thanks for the info, Did they move to the East Bay? or just play there a lot I forget where I got the miss led info on their location.
No. You are incorrect
Mine would be scarred for life
Filth 🤘
I remember a skinhead friend of mine got me into these guys. When i first heard it it was the early 90's. I was like "just sounds like screaming". My friend was like "no no listen closer. Dude is fucking pissed.". I listened to it more and got what he was saying. The music is punk as fuck and the vocals are truly fucking pissed. Was in line at an exploited show years later at the stone(massacre tour)and ended up striking up a conversation with some dude in line. Turned out he was the guitarist for filth(didnt know that at the time). There was shitloads of nazis skins at that show (to watties delight)and they beat up my friend lewis that was there cuz he was wasted and mexican. He did a stagedive and landed on one of them and they boot partied him. We tried to stop it but were outnumbered. Heard there was a big brawl after the show between the punks and nazis but i didn't see it. Filth is sick as fuck!
Bomb city
RIP Len Rokk!
I was fortunate to cross paths with him working on the line together at a restaurant. Couldn’t believe it when we started talking music and he said he was in filth. RIP Lenn!
Animal house skate shop. Ferrysburg Michigan.
Ha - I was at that show.
These guys are crust punk in my opinion ion
Raw and Rough enough for global street punk ...
Occasionally the singer sounds like Lemongrab.
GAVVAT ALI GEL BURAYA
haha benis
Nice song tho, respect
really nice band
Ha
I have even more filth if you're looking
Yo can you send me your files? Been trying to find forever and im having trouble. Thanks
we love the filths please posting! i like to sing along and tell all of my friends about classic punk!
26:02
Lemme school u on some old school shit. Yeah,whatever.
Dirt bags
Jakes voice is amazing ( did he do anything after this band?). Totally gargling glass through a throat that’s on fire
Yes, a 10" with a different band called Fields of Shit
@@brianunlearn4519 thanks for the heads up
I dig it
He was also in a band called Awesome, there is a demo.