To quote from the insert from the "Frog Boy Lives" LP:

"Our band is angry, sometimes my lyrics may seem unfocussed, but that's just a reflection of anger."

July 16/83 opening for M.D.C. [NCFC review]

"Yes Campaign" benefit concert [NCFC review]

Y.C.P. presentation "Santa's Hardcore X-mas Party" [NCFC review

Y.C.P. presentation with Honest Injun, D-Ploy and Unwarranted Trust ?/84 [NCFC review]

[click on the speaker to hear a short sample]

1983 - Two tracks on the Blender Mix compilation - a project featuring Ottawa and Quebec City bands co-produced by Youth Culture Promotions (Ottawa) and Productions sans nom (Quebec City)

• The Gameshow Riff
• Keepsake

"Will Amerika" on the legendary 1984 "P.E.A.C.E." compilation put out by R-Radical Records

(check it out here or here )

"Right Now the World Needs a Clear Head" six-song e.p. [NCFC review]

• That Number Again Folks
• Q
• How High
• Human Torch
• Unfinished Porch
• Gleaning Ground

UPDATE: I have now heard a lot about the Frog Boy Lives l.p.

Frog Boy Lives was put out by Frank Manley (author of Smash the State) in 1993 from material recorded in 1985. Geordie did the cover art, Mike Hillis did the insert.

(band photo from the album back)

Here's a new one: http://www.chartattack.com/top50/sing100.html - they're number 87 on their list of "TOP 100 CANADIAN SINGLES OF ALL TIME"... (but then again, they also list this one:
92) The Tragically Hip - "Blowing High Dough")

Chris, Bruce and Ian were in Forbidden Fruit (with Brian Bunt) before joining with Mike Hillis to form Porcelain Forehead.

Mike Hillis was the lead singer for the Angry Raisins until they disbanded.

Drummer Ian Seabrook went on to form Snuff Maximus and later Deep Six with Dave Champion from Civil Terror

Ian Seabrook: Vancouver