Go!

:(This page is about the American hardcore punk band. For the British New Wave band of the same name, see Go!(2). For the American garage rock band, see Go)
Go! was an American New York City based hardcore punk band that was active from March 1989 until August 27th 1990. The band reformed in 2006 until 2011. According to their website: 
"GO! was about an awful lot, but we were so fucking sarcastic that it made it all alright. Pro-Gay and Lesbian; Feminist and anti-Sexism; anti-Racism and Violence. Yup. No apologies. And songs about Power and Civilization and Society, etc. Pretty serious stuff, huh? Well yeah, but then we also have "Milk does your body good" and "Mom" and so on and there you have it. Life is balance. It's all about Respect. Respect and Love. Or something like that."
==Links to Peel==
Peel discovered the group in 1991 and played many of their tracks during that year. During that time, the band had already split.
==Shows Played==
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*10 February 1991: The ABC Song (7", EP: Why Suffer?) Forefront
*02 March 1991 (BFBS): 'Decide (7"-Why Suffer?)' (Forefront)
*03 March 1991: Decide (7" - Why Suffer?) Forefront 
*04 March 1991 (Ö3): 'Decide (7 inch EP-Why Suffer?)' (Forefront)
*28 April 1991: Pizza Boy (v/a 7" - Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh! - The Record) Slap A Ham 
*28 July 1991: Milk (album - Total) First Strike
*05 August 1991 (Radio Bremen): Milk (LP - Total) First Strike (JP: "Certainly is great, that's a cover version as well I think, although I can't remember who did the original, doubtless somebody will write in and tell me, well actually doubtless nobody will write and tell me, certainly a cover version")
*11 August 1991: Tree Of Life (album - Total) First Strike
*23 August 1991 (BFBS): Me Vs. You (LP - Total) First Strike
*08 September 1991: title unknown (LP-Total: Time To Suffer Power) (First Strike)
*27 October 1991: Me Versus You (album - Total) First Strike
*22 December 1991: It Was Fun (album - Total) First Strike
==External Links==
*Discogs
*Official Website
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