Circle One

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Destroy Exxon 00:00 Tools
Social Climbing Leaches 00:00 Tools
Beware 00:00 Tools
G.I. Combat 00:00 Tools
Survive 00:00 Tools
Patterns Of Force 00:00 Tools
The Gospel 00:00 Tools
High School Society 00:00 Tools
Pride 00:00 Tools
Vietnam Vets 00:00 Tools
Unity 00:00 Tools
fading / Destroy Exxon 00:00 Tools
Our Sword 00:00 Tools
Red Machine 00:00 Tools
Going against the grain 00:00 Tools
Relics From The Past 00:00 Tools
Nothing 00:00 Tools
L-R-L 00:00 Tools
Are You Afraid 00:00 Tools
Plastic life / rapture 00:00 Tools
hate, lust, filth and greed 00:00 Tools
Wap 00:00 Tools
Highway Patrolmen 00:00 Tools
god bless america 00:00 Tools
Don't get mad 00:00 Tools
Teenage prison 00:00 Tools
Plastic Life 00:00 Tools
Scared Straight 00:00 Tools
Plastic Life/Rapture 00:00 Tools
Highway Patrolman 00:00 Tools
Rapture 00:00 Tools
Draw The Line 00:00 Tools
State of war 00:00 Tools
interview 00:00 Tools
W.A.P. 00:00 Tools
Never give up 00:00 Tools
Hard to the core 00:00 Tools
25 to life 00:00 Tools
Only had one 00:00 Tools
Hands to yourself 00:00 Tools
Sore loser 00:00 Tools
You're So Boring 00:00 Tools
Society 00:00 Tools
Cursed 00:00 Tools
Hate Lust Filth & Greed 00:00 Tools
Godbless America 00:00 Tools
The Long Lost Daddy's Reward 00:00 Tools
Bonty Chi Chi 00:00 Tools
Anarchy 00:00 Tools
Dominstra (instrumental) 00:00 Tools
Nippin' at the Bud 00:00 Tools
Peacekeeping Drill 00:00 Tools
Kitty and the Coin King (are moving uptown) 00:00 Tools
Your Redemption is Drawing Near 00:00 Tools
When The Bomb Falls 00:00 Tools
Society's fool/When the bomb falls 00:00 Tools
Rose of Sharon 00:00 Tools
Modern Day Age 00:00 Tools
Kiss your Guitar Goodbye 00:00 Tools
You're so boring/Relics from the past 00:00 Tools
Hippycrits 00:00 Tools
PAU 00:00 Tools
metal roulette 00:00 Tools
Plastic Life Rapture 00:00 Tools
Left-right-left/Red machine/Anarchy 00:00 Tools
Are You Afraid? 00:00 Tools
The Serpent and the Hourglass (just think about it) 00:00 Tools
Fading 00:00 Tools
One Chord 00:00 Tools
left - right - left 00:00 Tools
Society's tool 00:00 Tools
Hate, Lust, Filth, And Greed 00:00 Tools
Mia's Flower 00:00 Tools
F.O. 00:00 Tools
Left Right Left 00:00 Tools
Highway Patrolman (Demo) 00:00 Tools
Societies Tool 00:00 Tools
Hate, Lust, Filth, & Greed 00:00 Tools
LRL 00:00 Tools
Circle One - Beware 00:00 Tools
Circle One - metal roulette 00:00 Tools
destroy exxon (Live) 00:00 Tools
Dark Floor (Demo Tape) 00:00 Tools
Rapture / Our Sword 00:00 Tools
09 High School Society 00:00 Tools
Circle One - societies tool when the bombs 00:00 Tools
High School Society - By Circle One 00:00 Tools
are you afraid (Live) 00:00 Tools
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It was 1980 when four friends from Pico Rivera, California, started a band after being inspired by bands like Fear, Black Flag and the Germs. The original line-up was Mike Vallejo - guitar, John Macias - vocals, Mike Ituarte - Bass, and Bill Ituarte - drums. In October of 1981 Jody Hill Joined the band on drums, and soon after that Mike Ituarte left. "O" played bass, but was soon replaced by Danny Dorman. In early 1983 they went in the studio to record "Patterns of Force" on Upstart records. John Macias formed P.U.N.X., an organization for promoting shows and never charging more then $5 admission. P.U.N.X started booking shows at the Cathey De Grande. In 1984, Danny, was asked to join Wasted Youth with Scranny (Danny), Chet, and Allen. They replaced Danny with Ried Gillcrest on bass who had been in bands with Jody since 1980. Circle One went on to tour, but never recorded a follow up album to Patterns Of Force. The band finally broke up in 1985. In 1988 Circle One reformed to play Fenders Ballroom, but broke up afterwards. In 1991 Circle One reformed once again with John, Mike, and Jody. Friends Tony and John Blackley played guitar and bass. John had been having a hard time with mental problems and depression. Three days after the Spankys show, John was shot and killed by the Santa Monica Police Department. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.