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01. The Blood - Stark Raving Normal (Stark Raving Normal single, 1983, Noise Records)
02. The Blood - Megalomania (Megalomania single, 1983, No Future Records)
03. The Blood - Parasite In Paradise (Megalomania single, 1983, No Future Records)
04. The Blood - Calling The Shots (Megalomania single, 1983, No Future Records)
05. The Blood - Incubus (Se Parare Nex single, 1985, Conquest Records)
06. The Blood - I Dreamt Of Your Death Last Night (Se Parare Nex single, 1985, Conquest Records)
07. The Blood - Smiling Throat (Se Parare Nex single, 1985, Conquest Records)
08. The Blood - Attic Case (Se Parare Nex single, 1985, Conquest Records)
09. The Blood - False Fed, Brain Dead (Se Parare Nex single, 1985, Conquest Records)
10. The Blood - Se Parare Nex (Se Parare Nex single, 1985, Conquest Records)
11. The Blood - Such Fun (Oi! Oi! That's Yer Lot Compilation, 1982, Secret Records)
12. The Blood - Napalm Job (Oi! Chartbusters Volume 3 Compilation, 1988, Link Records)
13. The Blood - Drunk Addict (Demo)
14. The Blood - Coffin Dodgers (Demo)
15. The Blood - Napalm Job (Demo)
16. The Blood - Megalomania (False Gestures For A Devious Public LP outtake)
17. The Blood - Such Fun (False Gestures For A Devious Public LP outtake)
18. The Blood - Alconaut (The Joys of OI! compilation, 1993, Step-1 Music)
19. The Blood - Bad News (Oi! That's What I Call Music Compilation, 1988, Link Records)
ARTIST
TITLE
Total Megalomania
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
RADCD 006CD RADCD 006CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
4/1/2022

Legend has it that The Blood were "discovered" by Cockney Rejects vocalist Jeff "Stinky Turner" Geggus on the top deck of a bus in Charlton. What they were all doing on the South East London bus has never been fully explained! Still, it was Jeff who introduced Coming Blood (as they were then known) to Sounds journalist Garry Bushell and, suitably impressed, he offered them a spot on the fourth volume of the Oi! compilation series, Oi! Oi! That's Yer Lot (1982). It wasn't just the punk scene that took to the band, the more open-minded in the metal fraternity also embraced them, making them one of the first punk-metal crossover bands, equally at home with followers of the Anti Nowhere League or Motorhead. Though the initial career of The Blood may only have been brief, the two singles, 12", and album they released have all stood the test of time, many of the songs later covered by bands not even born when they were first recorded!