Top Slapshot Albums
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Make America Hate Again
[2018]
[2018]
Slapshot
[2014]
[2014]
I Believe - EP
[2012]
[2012]
Blast Furnace (feat. Slapshot)
[2011]
[2011]
Step On It
[2006]
[2006]
Old Tyme Hardcore
[2006]
[2006]
Sudden Death Overtime
[2006]
[2006]
Tear It Down
[2005]
[2005]
Digital Warfare
[2004]
[2004]
16 Valve Hate
[1996]
[1996]
Unconsciousness
[1994]
[1994]
Live At So36 (feat. Slapshot)
[1993]
[1993]
Back On The Map
[1986]
[1986]
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Something To Prove Watch Me Bleed War On Drugs Victimized Unconsciousness Transmission Them Aren't The Truth Hurts The Same Mistake The Day My Thoughts Turned To Murder Teach Me To Kill Step On It What's At Stake Silence Show The Way Secrets Say Goodbye Rise And Fall Pushing In On Me Punk's Dead, You're Next Pennies From Heaven Old Tyme Hardcore No Time Left The Last Laugh Spread The Fear Crossover Kill Your Parents Straight Edge Digital Warfare Identity Wasted Time Shoot Charlton Heston Stupid Fucking Kids Spirit Of '81 Focus No Guts, No Glory Tear Down The Walls Had It With Unity Witch Hunt You've Lost It You Have The Right To Remain Violent Wired White Rabbit Where There's Smoke What's On Your Mind What's In My Head Broken Firewalker Enforcer Do What You Want Desensitized Dealing With Pennies Could It Be Chip On My Shoulder Chant Change Chameleon Bulletproof Freezer Burn Breakaway Blast Furnace Blameless Bigmouth Strikes Again Battered Back To My Friends Back On The Map Another Mistake Addiction 16 Valve Hate Insomnia No Friends Of Mine Nation Of Hate My Mother's Son Moment Of Truth Might Makes Right Lip Service L.o.s.e.r. Killing Frost Kill For A Drink Johnny Was It's Happening Today 108 In Your Face I've Had Enough I Want You Dead How Much Can I Take Hang Up Your Boots Gilligan Get Me Out Get It Away (ssd) Gasoline Fuck New York
Related Information for Slapshot
Slapshot was formed in 1985 by Steve Risteen and Mark McKay, formerly of Terminally Ill; Jack Kelly, formerly of Negative FX and Last Rights; and Jonathan Anastas, formerly of Decadence and DYS. Due to the reputations of its members, the band had a relatively high profile even before its debut; in a Malcom McClaren-esque move, one zine writer (A&R executive Mike Gitter) wrote that "Slapshot is a great live act" before they had ever played in public.Diverging from their counterparts in hardcore, Slapshot decided to make the first album a 24 track cut as opposed to the usual 16-track hardcore album. To reduce costs, they recorded at night and completed the album in four sessions. Back On The Map was released... read more
