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The Ultimate Warriors were a bivocal Powerviolence band from Nazareth, PA. They put on hilarious live shows, often involving crazy costumes and wrestling. The Ultimate Warriors broke up in 2004 after releasing seven 7" records, one full-length LP and being featured on many compilations.
Josh Martin dr | |
Randy Huth g, voc, b US | |
Pee Wee voc | |
Tom Patterson dr, voc | |
Brad Fry g, voc US | |
Tim Wynarczuk dr | |
Stretch | |
Matt Kosloff voc |
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Split | Jay-Z, The Ultimate Warriors | 2017 | Album |
Easton Fest Revealed | The Ultimate Warriors | 2003 | Single |
Our Gimmick Is Wrestling | The Ultimate Warriors | 2002 | Album |
The Ultimate Warrriors / Kungfu Rick | Kungfu Rick / The Ultimate Warriors | 2002 | Single |
Hardcore's Independent New Generation / Convicted | The Ultimate Warriors / Daybreak | 2000 | Single |
Kobra Khan / Kings Of Danger | Kobra Khan / The Ultimate Warriors | 2000 | Single |
Split | The Ultimate Warriors | 1999 | Album |
The Ultimate Warriors / Abathakothie | The Ultimate Warriors | 1998 | Single |
Nazo Wrestle-Violence | The Ultimate Warriors | 1998 | Single |
Power Violence Mayhem | The Ultimate Warriors | Album |