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* ??? - Effigies - Bodybag / Security 7", [[1982]]
* ??? - Effigies - Bodybag / Security 7", [[1982]]
* E1003 - Effigies - We're Da Machine EP, [[1983]]
* E1003 - Effigies - We're Da Machine EP, [[1983]]
* 1000 - Circle Seven - Suburban Hope 12"
* 1000 - [[Circle Seven]] - Suburban Hope 12"
* 03 - Naked Raygun - Basement Screams 12", [[1983]]
* 03 - Naked Raygun - Basement Screams 12", [[1983]]
* 311057 - Naked Raygun - Flammable Solid 7", 1983
* 311057 - Naked Raygun - Flammable Solid 7", 1983
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* 1984 - Effigies - Haunted Town 12", 1984 (Re-release)
* 1984 - Effigies - Haunted Town 12", 1984 (Re-release)
* ??? - Effigies - Fly on a Wire LP, [[1985]]
* ??? - Effigies - Fly on a Wire LP, [[1985]]
* 1985 - End Result - Ward EP
* 1985 - [[End Result]] - Ward EP


== External Links ==
== External Links ==

Revision as of 13:40, 22 May 2006

Ruthless Records was an independent label run as a cooperative of Jon Babbin, The Effigies, Naked Raygun and Steve Albini (Big Black). After the release of their Haunted Town EP, the John Kezdy was dissatisfied at the way Autumn Records handled their expenses and decided to start the label with Babbin. Naked Raygun and Big Black came on board shortly after and all three acts worked together to get their initial records released. It wasn't really a company or anything of that sort, just a way for these bands to get their records out.

Catalog

  • ??? - Effigies - Bodybag / Security 7", 1982
  • E1003 - Effigies - We're Da Machine EP, 1983
  • 1000 - Circle Seven - Suburban Hope 12"
  • 03 - Naked Raygun - Basement Screams 12", 1983
  • 311057 - Naked Raygun - Flammable Solid 7", 1983
  • RRBB07 - Big Black - Bulldozer 12", 1983
  • ??? - Effigies - For Ever Grounded LP, 1984
  • 1984 - Effigies - Haunted Town 12", 1984 (Re-release)
  • ??? - Effigies - Fly on a Wire LP, 1985
  • 1985 - End Result - Ward EP

External Links