(Experimental hardcore) Victim's Family (Victims Family) - 2 альбома - 1994-1995, MP3 (tracks), 160-256 kbps

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1. Powertrip (4:45)
2. Maybe if I... (2:48)
3. I'm so lost (2:00)
4. Zoo (3:01)
5. Ugly thing (4:28)
6. August 6th (1:53)
7. White picket fence (3:54)
8. Yeah! (2:05)
9. Product (2:42)
10. Indestructable (3:21)
11. Proud to be ignorant (1:36)
12. Me vs. Everything (2:16)
13. Suicide tag (3:44)
14. Griselda, the cable lady (2:01)
15. Nopalitos (3:33)

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1. Supermarket Nightmare (3:38)
2. Nirvana (1:33)
3. Yeah! (2:03)
4. Me Vs Everything (2:13)
5. Creepy People (2:15)
6. August 6th (2:00)
7. In A Nutshell (2:25)
8. Mousetrap (2:28)
9. Nopalitos (3:32)
10. God, Jerry and The PMRC (0:45)
11. Product (2:33)
12. Baklava (2:51)
13. Ugly Thing (4:41)
14. Bad Karma (2:22)
15. I'm So Lost (1:59)
16. Song X (2:37)
17. Sinatra Mantra (5:05)
18. Anti-Satan Song For Mom (1:27)
19. Naive Children (2:50)
20. Drink The Kool-Aid (1:09)
21. World War IX (3:04)
22. George Benson (1:57)
23. Liars, Pigs, And Thieves (7:08)

Victims Family was a punk band formed in 1984 in Santa Rosa, California by bassist Larry Boothroyd and guitarist and vocalist Ralph Spight. Drummer Devon VrMeer completed the trio. Their sound blended punk, heavy metal and jazz, making them difficult to categorize into a single genre. Allmusic says, "since its inception, the trio has refused to be pigeonholed to any single musical style — incorporating elements of hardcore punk, jazz, funk, hard rock, and noise into its challenging sound." They were known as one of the most musically diverse bands in the San Francisco, California underground music scene. Over the years, Victims Family went through four drummers and two breakups. Their name was taken by a piece by cartoonist B. Kliban.