Release: Roadrunner, 1992-1996
Artwork: Ernie Parada
Artwork: Ernie Parada
What a band, the've built quite an audience that ranges from regular rockers to hardcore moshers sending everyone back to the days of yore!
They were active, recording music around the mid 90's (but they still play live from time to time), this post is about BTJ rare tracks taken from compilations and singles plus both their demos:
1992 - Five Songs Demo
02. Guy Like Me
03. Who's That Man
04. It Doesn't Matter
05. Back Up
1992 - 5 Big Hits
01. Time
02. Someday
03. The newest one
04. My Discipline
05. One Love
1993 - Someday Maxi-Single
01. Someday
02. This Is The Way
03. If I Can
1994 - Handouts Maxi-Single
01. Handouts (LP Version)
1994 - Handouts Maxi-Single
01. Handouts (LP Version)
02. Handouts (BTJ Sing Along Choir Version)
03. No Use
04. Guy Like Me (featuring Jackie B & The A-Trains)
1995/1996 - Compilations
01. Gratitude (from Flipside R.A.F.R., 1995)
02. Catalina (from Homage - Lots Of Bands Doing Descendents' Songs, 1995)
03. 700 Club (from Punk Uprisings, 1996)
03. No Use
04. Guy Like Me (featuring Jackie B & The A-Trains)
1995/1996 - Compilations
01. Gratitude (from Flipside R.A.F.R., 1995)
02. Catalina (from Homage - Lots Of Bands Doing Descendents' Songs, 1995)
03. 700 Club (from Punk Uprisings, 1996)
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After Black Train Jack they went on separte ways and formed many other projects following that same catchy melodic punk formula such as Grey Area, Nine Lives and Higher Giant but what not everybody knows is that Rob Vitali (vox) teamed up recently with dudes in Buried Alive and Maximum Penalty to record a demo under the name American Monster, take a listen:
credits: Orville Dunworth
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