(Punk) Alley Cats - Nightmare city (1981) (128 kbps)/Escape from planet Earth (1982) (224-320) - 1981-1982, MP3, 128-320 kbps

#7771.Nightmare City 02:54
2. Night Along the Blvd. 02:45
3. One More Chance to Survive 03:10
4. King of the Street Fights 03:39
5. Today 02:55
6. Nothing Means Nothing Anymore 03:26
7. Too Much Junk 02:12
8. Give Me a Little Pain 02:36
9. Black Haired Girl 02:02
10. When the World Was Old 03:46

#7771 Escape from the Planet Earth (Randy Stodola) - 3:08
2 It Only Hurts the First Time (Randy Stodola) - 3:17
3 Breath of the Barfly (Randy Stodola) - 3:23
4 Bitter Fruit (Randy Stodola) - 2:32
5 Waiting for the Buzz (Randy Stodola) - 3:15
6 Night of the Living Dead (Randy Stodola) - 4:03
7 Naked Souls (Randy Stodola) - 2:50
8 1Hotel (Randy Stodola) - 4:05
9 After the Funeral (Randy Stodola) - 3:10
10 Just an Alley Cat (Randy Stodola) - 3:26

The Alley Cats were a Lomita, California-based punk rock trio featuring husband-and-wife team Randy Stodola (guitar and vocals) and Dianne Chai (bass and vocals), along with drummer John McCarthy. Originally signed to Dangerhouse Records along with other California-based punk bands including X, The Avengers, and The Bags, they released their first single "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore" backed with "Give Me a Little Pain" on March 30, 1978. The band appears in the 1982 movie Urgh! A Music War.
The Alley Cats were regular performers at such Los Angeles venues as The Masque, Whiskey a Go Go, Hong Kong Café, and Club 88.
Reformed as "The Zarkons", they released two albums, Riders In The Long Black Parade (1985) and Between the Idea & the Reality…Falls the Shadow (1988), before disbanding in 1988.