Gout s/t 7"

This 7" was misplaced/lost somewhere in my record collection and now it popped out after quite a lot of years. It's not my cup of tea, but since the only thing that I've managed to google out about them is this I thought maybe it could be kind of rare and somebody was looking for this, so...
Thanx to Irishdave for filling in and making this post more than just a link. I'll just copy/paste what he wrote:
"I don't know much but here goes:
Gout were from my home town of Kilkenny and they started around then of 89 / begining of 1990. When I left Kilkenny it was for a few reasons but a crap music scen was one of them. Gout hadn't played at that time, but as they were more interested in the Dischord/ Fugazi D.I.Y. scene, while I was totally into the anarcho scene (and very narrow minded in musical terms) our paths never crossed. They were very good at getting bands to start playing in Kilkenny, Fugazi being one of them. They did two demos that I know of, and that single. I have been trying to find the members myself for a while, but drew a blank, as anyone interesting tends to leave Kilkenny asap."

Released: 1995
Label: D.I.Y.???
Size: 22 MB

01. For What It's Worth
02. Buyer Beware
03. The Snobbery Of Cool

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Pink Turds In Space "The Complete Pink Turds In Space"

I almost forgot how great Pink Turds In Space were since I haven't listened to them for a few years now. One of the greatest Irish bands ever. And this is their complete works. So... What are you waiting for? Get it.
I'm not sure when this was out, but I guess it was around 1998. I haven't found out anything on the web either.

Released: ????
Label: Rejected Records
Size: 181 MB

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01. Indie Shit
02. Scratch Match
03. No More Secterian Shit
04. Oh No - Beer Frenzy!
05. Beanz Means Drough Bombs
06. Bazil Bastard Mc Ivor
07. Sickle Sell
08. Marijuana Paranoia
09. Apathy Rules
10. It Must Have Been (That Pastie)
11. Like To Be
12. Apartheid Kills
13. Ormeau Rd Spiderman
14. Christians
15. Ulster Says No / Blind Man
16. The Filofax Song
17. Blood Money
18. Eugene's Shop Hop
19. The Really Depressing Song
20. Jerusalem St. Nine
21. Eastenders
22. Dear Mr. Policeman
23. Wallis Cornetto
24. Stop It!
25. Hate You Forever
26. Medical Health
27. Des The Nazi
28. The Baliff
29. Teenage Kicks
30. Reclaim The Land
31. Angry Song
32. Dear Mr. Policeman
33. Jerusalem St. Nine
34. Eastenders
35. Rhonda's Song
36. Waiting To Die
37. 1st Demo (5 Songs)
38. Live In Dublin (6 Songs)

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Strikniën D.C. "Songs from The Smack Cradle" 7"

I know that a lot of people are fed up with ska punk (me too), and that's not without reason 'cause there was tons of shitty bands that made the whole genre soooo boring, but...
There are always bands that stand out from every genre and Strikniën D.C. are surely one of them.
I would call this punk with ska rather than ska punk (and you won't feel guilty if you'll like it). The power of punk rock is surely here with such nice guitar tunes that I haven't heard too often and ska parts aren't boring um-cha um-cha heard it thousand times type, but they carry the tune too.
This was their only vinyl release as far as I know. They also had split CD w/Monkhouse, "Ghettoblaster" CD (with this 7" on it) and "Horses For Courses" CD. Later there was a discography which included all that plus CDR with unreleased stuff. All that stuff was released by Irish "Rejected Records".
This is the band that made me sick of the rest of ska punk and made me listen to their punk with ska A LOT during quite a few years.
This here is an excellent band.

Released: 1995
Label: Rugger Bugger Discs
Size: 29 MB

01. Fear Of The Future
02. Planet Happy
03. Not Scared
04. Where Is He?

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The Dagda "Blind Kings" 7"

Irish hardcore/crust band formed in 2000 by ex-members of Jobbykrust, My Name Is Satan, Split Red and Bleeding Rectum. They recorded 6 songs in March 2000 and four of them made this earcrushing debut 7".
I got this 7" when I met a couple of Irish folks that came to "Monte Paradiso" festival in Pula (I can only remember Connor and Ken's names) and we were talking a bit about music and drinking a few bits more. I gave Ken a tape of AK47, a band from my town and later in the evening he came to me with this 7" from some distro saying: Yougoddaheerthis. After a week or two when I was finally home I've finally realised why he was so excited about it. It was blasting hardcore crust in the vein of His Hero Is Gone. The listening was truly awesome experience. It's still very much listened in my HQ.
Thanx to Ken for introducing me to this mighty band.


Released: 2000
Label: Funai Records
Size: 22 MB

01. Blind Kings
02. Children Of Mary
03. Inheritance Of The Rats
04. Helix

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