Blatant Disregard

Originally formed in 1987 as the humour-themed punk/noise band Steaming Feces by then-7th graders Jamie Walters, Pat Munn, and Terry Hanchin, and released 2 demos. In 1989 Jamie and Terry formed Procreation with Mark Gibbs , and recorded their first demo, before Terry left Procreation and changed SF's name, lineup and genre to Blatant Disregard in mid-1989. After the name change Blatant Disregard released 2 demos and existed into 1991, when they combined lineups with Procreation and formed the new band Boulder . The 1987 "Twinsburg Hard Core" demo is the very earliest recording to ever feature Jamie Walters and Pat Munn. Coincidentally, this 1987 demo included "The Ballad of Tony", a parody/joke-cover of Synastryche 's "Equal Domination", including Jamie doing an intentionally bad impression of Tony Splichal's voice. This was recorded over a decade before Pat Munn joined Synastryche as their drummer. Not to be confused with the hardcore/punk band Blatant Disregard from Taunton, Massachusetts. Additional Discography: - "Twinsburg Hard Core" - Released in 1987 as Steaming Feces - 10 song cassette, Wretched Stench Records. Recorded when the members were all in 7th grade. All-hand-drawn covers and tapes. - "Freedom Rock" - Released in 1988 as Steaming Feces - 33 song cassette, Wretched Stench Records. All-hand-drawn covers and tapes. Cover only lists the 23 new 1988 songs, but the 10 songs of the 1987 "Twinsburg Hard Core" demo songs are included at the end as hidden tracks.