I think you should also document all the hardcore bands that never wrote a song and only existed on xerox stickers and bathtub silk screened tshirts.

funny - this is the second time in 24 hours this band has ben discussed...i recently purchased their Park Ave. EP at the fremont vintage mall - it is not good. so, i was talking to an old seattle music head (read, he's in his early 50's) about these guys and his response "they were horrible".

so, uh - yawn.

"funny - this is the second time in 24 hours this band has ben discussed...i recently purchased their Park Ave. EP at the fremont vintage mall - it is not good. so, i was talking to an old seattle music head (read, he's in his early 50's) about these guys and his response 'they were horrible'.

so, uh - yawn." - birdy num num 3/15/2012

I liked those records.

There were plenty of hipsters or punk purists who didn't like The Visible Targets, but to say "they were horrible" is laughable. They didn't attract the attention of producer Mick Ronson because they were untalented. Just goes to show...