* SDL 1-The Epileptics: " 1970s Have Been Made In Hong Kong " EP (# 21 )

* SDL 3-The Subhumans: " Demolition War " EP (# 13 )

* SDL 4-The System: " Warfare " EP (# 18 )

* SDL 5-The Subhumans: " Reasons For Existence " EP (# 11 )

* SDL 7-The Subhumans: " Religious Wars " EP (# 7 )

* SDL 12-Kronstadt Uprising: " The Unknown Revolution " EP

* SDL 14-Amebix: " No Sanctuary " 12 inch EP (# 9 )

* SDL 16-Flux Of Pink Indians: " Taking A Liberty " EP (# 5 )

* " The Unknown Revolution EP ": “ Blind People ” / “ Dreamers of Peace ” / “ End Of Part One ” / “ Xenophobia ” ( Spiderleg Records, SDL 12, 1983 )

* SDL 2-The Epileptics: " Last Bus To Debden " live 7 " (# 17 )

* SDL 8-Flux Of Pink Indians: Strive To Survive Causing The Least Suffering Possible LP (# 1 )

* SDL 9-The Subhumans: The Day The Country Died LP (# 3 )

* SDL 10-Amebix: " Winter " 7 " (# 18 )

* SDL 11-The System: " The System Is Murder " 7 " (# 16 )

* SDL 13-Flux Of Pink Indians: The Fucking Cunts Treat Us Like Pricks double LP (# 2 )

* SDL 15-Antisect: In Darkness There Is No Choice LP (# 3 )

* Horrid Henry Shows Who's Boss ( 2010 ): Stories comprise: Horrid Henry's Christmas Lunch, Horrid Henry's Arch Enemy, Moody Margaret's Makeover, Horrid Henry's Newspaper, Horrid Henry's Author Visit, Horrid Henry and The TV Remote, Horrid Henry's School Election, Moody Margaret's School, Horrid Henry's Bedtime, Horrid Henry's Diary.

This line-up would record the first two 7 " s ( Who's the Enemy and Winter ) and the 12 " EP No Sanctuary.

* Who's the Enemy ( 1982, 7 ", Spiderleg Records )

The performance at the Brit's influenced WEA and Morrison to release Only God Can Judge Me, a 9-track EP which contained live performances, interviews, prayers, and three full-length songs including Who's The Mack!

At this time the band made a comeback, releasing " One Said to the Other " in late 2002 ( originally released as an EP then later re-recorded for the album ) and " Who's Gonna Save Us?

In April 1995, The Hard Evidence Tour EP was issued to coincide with the Barbed Wire Ball tour, a national tour that also featured The Screaming Jets, The Poor and Who's Guilty.

In 2001 the band self-released the eponymous Little Joe Gould EP and early the next year contributed the song " I'm Afraid of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf " to the TEAM AV compilation Foreign Nationals.

The album features four hit Billboard Hot 100 singles-" Don't Stop Believin '" (# 9 ), " Who's Crying Now " (# 4 ), " Still They Ride " (# 19 ) and " Open Arms " (# 2 )-plus rock radio staples like " Stone in Love " and " Mother, Father ".

* It's Time to See Who's Who LP ( March 1983, Corpus Christi Records ) (# 1 )

It includes three tracks which were omitted from The Immaculate Collection and had been big hits there ; " True Blue " (# 1 ), " Who's That Girl " (# 1 ) and " Causing a Commotion " (# 4 ).

Who's Who ( 2012 edition: ISBN 978-1408-1-4229-5 ) is an annual British publication of biographies which vary in length ( typically a single paragraph or block ) of about 33, 000 living notable Britons.

The group's 1980 album Making Waves peaked at number 11 but had the longest UK album chart run of their career ( 33 weeks ) Singles from the album included " Don't Make Waves " ( UK number 12, Eire number 5 ); " Who's Gonna Rock You " ( co-written by Billy Ocean, UK number 12 in 1980, Eire number 14 ), and " Gotta Pull Myself Together " ( UK number 9, Eire Nº8 ).

# " Who's There " – 3: 33

Founded by guitarists Scott Ian and Danny Lilker, the band has since released ten studio albums and 20 singles, and an EP featuring Public Enemy.

They started with working on existing Fall of Because songs and Justin was influenced by the hip-hop sound at the time – artists like Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, Run-D. M. C .. Godflesh made their debut self-titled EP on Swordfish records and in 1989 Earache Records released the first album Streetcleaner.

* 2004: Hostage Life-Sing for the Enemy EP

Blumenfield was also in Fields Laughing ( who released an EP in 1985 on Stonegarden Records ) and Smallens was also in Beauty Constant ( whose Like The Enemy LP was issued in 1987 ), Wittman continues to play with Cyndi Lauper.

* " Kill with Power " was covered by Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy, on their EP Dead Eyes See No Future, and is often covered live by Brazilian parody metal band Massacration.

In February 2007, the band released the We Are Not The Enemy EP, produced by Dimitri Tikovoi.

* We Are Not the Enemy EP ( 2007, Faster Records )

Roth was also having a successful solo career with a hit song and EP ( a remake of The Beach Boys classic " California Girls " (# 3 U. S .) and the old standard " Just a Gigolo " (# 12 U. S .).

This was the line-up that was to continue until October 1964, recording the group's three charting singles-" Everything's Al ' right " (# 9 ), " Why Not Tonight " (# 25 ) and " Seven Daffodils " (# 30 )-as well as two further singles and an EP.

* Farce EP, Crass Records, 1981 (# 7 )

* " The House That Man Built " EP ( June 1982, Crass Records ) (# 3 ).

* " To a Nation of Animal Lovers " EP ( October 1983, Corpus Christi Records ) (# 4 ).

* " The Serenade is Dead " EP ( January 1984, Mortarhate Records ) (# 5 )

* Live at Centro Iberico EP ( October 1982, Xntrix Records ) (# 7 ).

* Black Mask EP ( 2004, Burning Heart Records ) (# 92 UK )

The album was a UK Top 5 Album (# 4 ) which yielded 3 UK Hit Singles, of which " On The Ropes ( EP )" made the Top 10 (# 10 ) and " Hot Love Now " (# 19 ) and " Full Of Life ( Happy Now )" # 29 both made it inside the Top 30.

* " Peel Session EP " 1982 ( Cherry Red ) (# 34 )

* " The Crunch EP " 1984 ( Vindaloo ) (# 27 )

* " What a Carry On EP " 1985 ( Vindaloo ) (# 26 )