Release of Send in the Marines

Victory Records, wanting little to do with the band at this point, compiled an album of studio recordings (intended for the band’s debut album) and bootleg-quality live tracks and licensed it to German label Rock-O-Rama Records (which would later that year establish itself as a neo-Nazi label, releasing debuts by the Böhse Onkelz and Skrewdriver ) for release as Send in the Marines in 1984. The record was disowned by the band, which split up soon after. Most of these tracks were included in a double release with the Last Resort in 1987 by Link Records, entitled “Death or Glory”.