shows, including three shows in California and one in England. In 2019, the Flesh Eaters released I Used to Be Pretty. Tim Hinely of Dagger says "this record sounds like a natural successor to A Minute To Pray...even though it was recorded nearly 40 years later". On several of the tracks appearing on earlier records, he says "don't let [it] throw you off as the band really does breathe new life into the songs that were very much alive to begin with". Discography Flesh Eaters (1978), Upsetter Records – 7-inch EP No Questions Asked (1980), Upsetter Records – Debut album A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (1981), Ruby Records/Slash Records, USA; Superior Viaduct (2014 reissue) Forever Came Today (1982), Ruby/Slash Records, USA; Expanded Music, Italy; Superior Viaduct (2016 reissue) American Youth Report (Compilation) (1982), Enigma Records, USA A Hard Road to Follow (1983), Upsetter Records Destroyed by the Fire – The Flesh Eaters' Greatest Hits (1987), SST Records Flesh Eaters Live (1988), Homestead Records Prehistoric Fits – Flesh Eaters Greatest Vol. 2 (1990), SST Records Dragstrip Riot (1991), SST Records "I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement" (1991) from Gabba Gabba Hey: A Tribute to the Ramones, Triple X Records. Sex Diary of Mr. Vampire (1992), SST Records Crucified Lovers in Woman Hell (1993), SST Records Ashes of Time (1999), Upsetter Records Miss Muerte (2004), Atavistic Records I Used to Be Pretty (2019), Yep Roc Records Videography The Wedding Dice References External links American death rock groups Atavistic Records artists Musical groups established in 1977 Musical groups from Los Angeles Punk blues musical groups Punk rock groups from California SST Records artists X (American band) Yep Roc Records artists