After
Artificial Peace broke up in 1982, Marginal Man was formed. The following year they went to Inner Ear to record an album with Don Zientara. It was released in 1984 as
Identity (Dischord #13). Along with the Faith's
Subject To Change album from the previous year, this album really showed the new melodic direction the D.C. scene was heading into. My favorite tracks are
Missing Rungs, Emotional Scars, & of course,
Marginal Man. Enjoy!


IdentityMissing Rungs
Friend
Torn Apart
Mental Picture
Pandora's Box
Fallen Pieces
Identity
Emotional Scars
Marginal Man
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2 comments:
I've been looking for Marginal Man, and Soulsides Hot Bodi-Gram for far too long thank you thank you!
Marginal band indeed, with an awful tasted and terrible performance!
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