Red Cross

Red Cross – Annette’s Got The Hits EP (1981)

Red Cross debuted on vinyl with Steve and Jeff McDonald, Greg Hetson, and Ron Reyes. The EP really cooks; hard-hitting, poppy, and all around sounding very tight for the ages of some of the members.

The band would go through various member changes, with the brothers staying consistant. Always seeming to feel like they should fit into the cult band status. Having followers that would do anything for them, I wouldn’t, but I think some people would be willing. The band is awesome.

1. Cover Band

2. I Hate My School

3. Annette’s Got The Hits

4. Clorox Girls

5. S&M Parties

6. Standing In Front Of A Posuer

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Tags: California, punk, Red Cross, Redd Kross

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4 Responses to “Red Cross”

Kyle Says:
July 17, 2009 at 6:35 pm | Reply
E G D C I’VE HAD ENOUGH!

still my favorite red cross release.
- gdbehre Says:
  July 18, 2009 at 5:23 am | Reply
  Yea! Born Innocent is excellent too, the liddle kid vocals are awesome!
gdbehre Says:
July 18, 2009 at 6:12 am | Reply
Are you referring to chords there?
Kyle Says:
July 24, 2009 at 12:12 am | Reply
yes chords. born innocent is indeed good.