Pepsi Generation
1984–1985
Pinky Black & The Excessives
1982–1983
Pogrom
1981–1983
Power Of The Spoken Word
1985
RAPID VAPID (Reaction Faction)
1982
L-R:Daniel Kelly, Liz Lang, Steve Schleich, and Andy Davis
Sideshow
1988–2003
Slide
1989–1993
Brian Tontegode also ran Family Man records which released "Innebraska", a compilation of Nebraska bands.
From Eric Hallstrom: They did the…
Snappi Bats
1984
Splash
1980–1981
Star City Players
1980–1984
L-R: Scott Stanfield, Tery Daly, Jeff Gustarson, Dan Hutt
Such Sweet Thunder
1988–1993
Tel Quel
1985–1988
The Art Students
1982–1983
The Art Students played the 1981 "Ordeal" concert that was shut down by Lincoln Police
The Bloodclots
1980
The Boys From Blue Hill
1980
The Click
1980–1984
a few of The Click's 7" covers
The Confidentials
1984–1987
The Copy Cats
1982
The Dismember
1982–1984
From Charles Lieurance: the Dismember was a Hastings band I started with a friend of mine, Jim
Story. We ran Rabbit Records (a punk/indie s…
The Doo-Dads
1980–1981
The Droogs
1981
The Drumstick
1980–1990
The End
1981
The Erratics
1981–1982
The Excessives
1980–1983
The Eyes
1981
The Finnsters
1984–1994
The Girls
1980
The Gomads
1981–1982
The Jeffs
1981
The Lemmings
1985–1990
The Millions
1989–1995
The Millions at #21 on the Chart, beating out Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and many other big acts. Note Lincolnite Matthew Sweet also holds spots…
The Return
1987–present
The Ripchords
1980–1981
The Sacred Cows
1980
The Sons Of Hemingway
1983
The nucleus of the Band was John Carlini, and Mark Harper who were the
Lenin and McCartney (so to speak of the band). Carlini, and Kuberski…
The Town Dogs
1980
The Violators
1980
The Youngsters
1980–1981
Thirteen Nightmares
1984–1991
From Greg Cosgrove: we also had a song on Pravda's K-Tel “Greatest Hits” comp. We did a Bread song. We had an unreleased 2nd album, and song…
Tight Fit
1983–1984
Top Roxxie
1989–1992
Toy Dept.
1982
Trendy Catholics
1984
I miss Opium Taylor. If they would have stuck it out a bit longer,
they would have found their place, and would have been one of those
ba…
Trout Mystery
1987–1989
From Dave Sullivan: We were popular in Lincoln, and barely played out of town. The shows were pretty messy, with lots of chatter between so…
Tuna Fish Jones
1986–present
Tunesmith
1980
Twisted Justice
1982
Usr
1985–1986
Vicious Rumor
1983–1984
Walk Through
1983
Wargasm
1983
Why W?
1985
From Randy Watson: This was purely a recording project, we never played live or even practiced
together. I wrote a couple songs and we recor…
Witchcraft
1984–1985
Members went to:
Xenotones
1981