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Damage was an American, New York City-based hardcore band, operating from circa 1983 to 1988.

Members

• Original members, 1983–1985: Boot (Steve Hudecek), Mike Kirkland, Steve McAllister, Denny Morrison, Ted Warner
• Second lineup, 1985–1986: Patrick Blanck, Mike Kirkland, Steve McAllister, Denny Morrison, Ted Warner
• Third lineup, 1987–1988: Steve McAllister, Sean McDonough, Virgil Moorefield, Denny Morrison, Ted Warner

Discography

Albums

• Sins of Our Fathers (Gnarl) – 1984 ^[1]
• Recorded Live Off the Board at CBGB ( Celluloid) – 1986 ^[2]

Compilation albums

• Mutiny on the Bowery ( Mystic Records) – 1986 ^[3]
• There's a Method to Our Madness ( Phantom Records) – 1986 ^[4]
• Recorded Live Off the Board at CBGB (CBGB / Off the Board Records) – 1987 ^[5]

References

External links

• Damage page on goodbadmusic.com

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