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* ''I Am the Game'' ([[Homestead Records]], 1987) | * ''I Am the Game'' ([[Homestead Records]], 1987) | ||
** Recorded Feb. [[1985]] | |||
** Production: Bloodsport & The Big B's | |||
** Engineer: [[Iain Burgess]] | |||
# Better and Best | # Better and Best | ||
# Hangman's Dance | # Hangman's Dance | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 21 June 2006
Bloodsport was an important, albeit lesser known, Chicago punk band in the mid-80s. Unfortunately, Bloodsport is most well known for the bands that the members were in before or after the band. They released one LP in 1985 and continued to play live until a copule members joined The Effigies in 1987
Members
- Dave Bergeron - Vocals
- Chris Bjorklund - Guitar
- Tom Woods - Bass
- Joe Haggerty - Drums
Releases
- I Am the Game (Homestead Records, 1987)
- Recorded Feb. 1985
- Production: Bloodsport & The Big B's
- Engineer: Iain Burgess
- Better and Best
- Hangman's Dance
- Rhymes of Reason
- Ghosts of Scrooge
- Sixes and Sevens
- Mettle of Man
- Killing Floor
- Six-song tape (Unknown Label, Year)
- Two songs from I Am the Game
Notes
- Bjorklund was in Strike Under before Bloodsport
- Bergeron left the band shortly after I am the Game's release, they continued on as a 3-piece
- Bjorklund, Woods and Haggerty all joined The Effigies after Bloodsport.
- After The Effigies breakup in 1990, Haggerty joined brother John to form Pegboy
- After Bloodsport, Bergeron formed Jack Scratch with Earl Letiecq
Needed information
- Who took over vocal duties after Bergeron left?
- What year did they start?
- Any 7" releases or demos?