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 In 1985, Soulside was known as Lunchmeat and
Chris Thompson played bass. In 1986 they released a split single with
another local band called Mission Impossible on the Sammich record label.
An eponymously named album followed, also released on Sammich. During
a quiet patch in Soulside activities Chris Thompson went to play with
another D.C. band, Ignition. He stayed with them and Johnny
Temple joined Soulside.
On Dischord, they recorded Trigger (lp) with the help of Ian MacKaye and
Eli Janney (Girls Against Boys) in 1988. In June of 1989 the band recorded
their third album in Eindoven, Holland, 'Hot Bodi-gram'. And between these
two records there was a 7" called 'Bass'.
In 1989 the band split up to persue various other projects, the most commercially
successful being Girls Against
Boys.
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