Teaching You To Despise Moral Majority

I posted some Really Red stuff last year but I didn’t post the Teaching You The Fear album as it had been reissued not that long before, or the Despise Moral Majority EP as it was live tracks from the afore-mentioned album.

I see now that this album no longer seems to be easily available so here it is with the EP tracks as a bonus.

So once again, with my other Really Red post you can get another (almost) discography.

Despise Moral Majority/Teaching You the Fear

01. Entertainment (live)
02. Starvation dance (live)
03. Nico/Reminder (live)
04. Too Political
05. Bored With Apathy
06. The Fee
07. Teaching You The Fear
08. Decay
09. Run ‘Em Out
10. No Art
11. Bar-B-Que
12. White Lies
13. Nico
14. Starvation Dance
15. Prostitution
16. Aim Tastes Good
17. Entertainment
18. Pigboy
19. Ain’t No Time
20. Lockjaw
21. Reminder

Divine Horsemen

Chris D from the early LA punk group The Flesh Eaters went on to perform in the group Divine Horseman.

This is another classic example of taking a more traditional folk/country style of music and fusing it with punk rock, along the lines of Tex And The Horseheads and The Gun Club.

Indeed on the first album, which tends to feature guest musicians rather than a regular line-up, Jeffery Lee Pierce (Gun Club) and Texacala Jones (Tex & The Horseheads) are both present as well as other famous names like Kid Congo Powers (Cramps, Gun Club), John Doe (X) and Dave Alvin (Blasters).

At times this also reminds me a bit of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, with a kind of Southern Gothic atmosphere to the music and lyrics.

Time Stands Still

01. When The Rain Comes Down
02. Lilly White Hands
03. Past All Dishonor
04. Frankie Silver
05. Sanctuary
06. Heat From The Sun
07. Little Sister
08. Hell’s Belle
09. Time Stands Still

Devil’s River

01. My Sin
02. Sapphire
03. Devil’s River
04. He Rode Right Into Town
05. Come Into This Place
06. Tenderest Kiss
07. Love Call
08. Too Young To Die
09. It Doesn’t Matter
10. Middle Of The Night