By: Brad Morrison

Brad Morrison — Fri, 18 Jul 2014 14:17:30 +0000

Nice to see that both Incas and Bridgeport Hardcore is remembered in such a favorable light. I was one of the “founders” of Incas. I use the little quote things because Incas was a Co-op. Each of the bands paid for their own recordings and record pressings. If Joe Diaz(Lost Generation) and or Mark Mulcahy (Miracle Legion) and or Me agreed that you could be on Incas then you were “on the label” whatever that meant. I was the distribution and sales guy, and I also had one of the only shows broadcasting Punk on college radio. It was called Capital Radio and was on WPKN, 89.5 FM on Saturday night.
Also, another aspect that needs to be mentioned is Pogo’s a punk nighclub that I started in 1981 in an old irish bar in Downtown Bridgeport.
With a label, radio play and a place to play Bridgeport Hardcore and Alternative boomed in the early 80’s……………….Brad Morrison

By: Tom Boudreau

Tom Boudreau — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 16:02:48 +0000

sorry, i should also mention that the day before this session, our lead guitarist Dwayne Kanterowski split for Florida and John MacFayden stepped in and did these great leads with no rehearsal. John (and Dwayne) are still great friends of mine to this day.
Good times!

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