DEAD ENDS

Dead Ends are no doubt the most proeminent and prolific pinoy punk/hardcore band from the eighties...
Complaints, their 1985 debut album, a milestone in the Philippine punk history. Melodic and strong tunes.
http://www.mediafire.com/?z3qwkmtjyyy
Second Coming, 1986. It became obvious their sound were massively influenced by the Dead Kennedy's.
http://www.mediafire.com/?zwm5gkzq0mo
Second Coming lyric sheet. The rip was made from the tape re-issued in the nineties.
Damned Nation, 1987 third album. Leaning towards H/C, songs are getting shorter, faster and more focused. The band were at their peak of their musical carreer.
http://www.mediafire.com/?tymy4ywznov

Their fourth album "Mamatay Sa Ingay" ( "killed by Noise" if i'm correct ) is kinda strange, their sound were evolving towards Thrash Metal or Crossover, as that tendency was followed by many bands in the late eighties. The peculiar Dead Ends sound is still recognizable, especially Al Dimalanta's vocals, nice guitar work also, but it seems that effort had been wasted by a really bad mix. There's the possibility to upload that album if requested, but it's really disappointing (Imho) compared to their previous works.
Later on, some members went to play on the Pinoy Rock outfit Rizal Underground, Al Dimalanta and Dennis Maniego from Private Stock went to form Throw in 2000. Throw plays hardcore and are still active to this day.