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*  The cover art is a parody of the Misfits' LP '''Walk Among Us'''.  The covers were available in pink and purple, the same as the Misfits LP.
*  The cover art is a parody of the Misfits' LP '''Walk Among Us'''.  The covers were available in pink and purple, the same as the Misfits LP.


*  The titles of the Bhopal Stiffs, Vermicious Knids, and Only The Strong songs do not appear on the release.
*  The titles of the Bhopal Stiffs and Vermicious Knids songs do not appear on the release.


*  Only The Strong featured future [[Victory Records]] founder [[Tony Brummel]].  Victory would later release a series of compilations called "Only The Strong".
*  Only The Strong featured future [[Victory Records]] founder [[Tony Brummel]].  Victory would later release a series of compilations called "Only The Strong".

Latest revision as of 22:35, 20 December 2022

There's A Fungus Among Us was a compilation record put out by Martin Sorrondeguy in 1989. This was the first record that Martin, who would go on to found the label Lengua Armada Discos, would put out. All the bands on the release were from Chicago.

Details

Format: 7"

Label: What The Fuck? Records

Year: 1989

Availability: 1000 copies pressed, now Out Of Print

Tracks

Side A

1. Bhopal Stiffs - "Too Much Pain"

2. Vermicious Knids - "instrumental"

3. Gear - "Acceptance"

Side B

1. Only The Strong - "Chicago"

2. Screeching Weasel - "Slogans"

3. No Empathy - "Orgone Reich"

4. Target - "Fred"

Notes

  • The cover art is a parody of the Misfits' LP Walk Among Us. The covers were available in pink and purple, the same as the Misfits LP.
  • The titles of the Bhopal Stiffs and Vermicious Knids songs do not appear on the release.
  • Only The Strong featured future Victory Records founder Tony Brummel. Victory would later release a series of compilations called "Only The Strong".
  • Vermicious Knids' Guy Aitchison and Target's Zac Conway appear in the credits on this release but neither appear on their respective bands songs.
  • The Bhopal Stiffs' song was reissued on the 1985-1989 discography.

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