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 As a band, Johnny Respect also feels responsible for the crowd. If the crowd is getting too rough or if a fight breaks out in the middle of their show, it concerns and angers them to a point. "We will not tolerate and have never tolerated anyone who wishes to ruin someone's good time by being a pain. We make no apologies for feeling this way because that is who we are and that is what we think is right. We want people to dig our music and we want people to be able to go to a show and have a rad time and not have that time ruined by ignorance," the band said recently. As a band, Johnny Respect also feels responsible for the crowd. If the crowd is getting too rough or if a fight breaks out in the middle of their show, it concerns and angers them to a point. "We will not tolerate and have never tolerated anyone who wishes to ruin someone's good time by being a pain. We make no apologies for feeling this way because that is who we are and that is what we think is right. We want people to dig our music and we want people to be able to go to a show and have a rad time and not have that time ruined by ignorance," the band said recently.
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 +After parting ways from [[Bulletproof Records]], Johnny Respect self-released a 3 song EP under their own New Pop Records moniker in 2000. The band went on until about 2005, but reunited on two occasions, in 2008 for Ripped Heart Productions' 20th anniversary show and in 2017 for The Underground reunion/release party for the book //Scene and Unseen: Flyer Art of The Lansing Underground//.
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 +Members still play as a part of the worship band at Community Christian Church in Sterling Heights, Michigan.
  
 ===== Discography ===== ===== Discography =====
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 | 1997 | Blue Collar Moxy | [[Bulletproof Music]] | | 1997 | Blue Collar Moxy | [[Bulletproof Music]] |
 | 1998 | Life Ain't What It Used To Be | [[Bulletproof Music]] | | 1998 | Life Ain't What It Used To Be | [[Bulletproof Music]] |
 +| 2000 | Demographics | New Pop Records |
 +| 2006 | Last Show Give-A-Way |
  
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   - Empty Box   - Empty Box
   - Untitled   - Untitled
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 +==== Demographics ====
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 +2000 New Pop Records
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 +Phil Smith - Vocals, bass\\
 +Johnny - Vocals, guitar\\
 +Sam Oginsky - Drums
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 +  - New Pop
 +  - Shot Gun
 +  - Jabbermouth
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 +==== Last Show Give-A-Way ====
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 +2006 Independent
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 +B-Sides, Rarities, and album tracks.
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 +Phil Smith\\
 +Sam Oginsky\\
 +Johnny\\
 +RJ
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 +  - Ballad of the Invisible Man (Demo)
 +  - Self-Destruct
 +  - Keep It
 +  - Independence 101
 +  - Catch 22
 +  - New Pop
 +  - Last One Standing
 +  - Heart in Hand
 +  - Let's Pretend I'm Gone
 +  - You and All It Entails
 +  - F/X
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 +Track 1 Taken from //Take Time To Listen Vol. 3//\\
 +Track 2 & 3 Taken from //Blue Collar Moxy//\\
 +Tracks 4 & 5 taken from //Life Ain't What It Used To Be//\\
 +Track 6 taken from //Demographics EP//\\
 +Track 7 taken from the //Demographics// recording sessions. with Steve Dresser on guitar (Previously Unreleased)\\
 +Tracks 8-10 taken from //The Last Demos// Recording Sessions (Previously Unreleased)\\
 +Track 11 First Recording from 1995 (Previously Unreleased)
  
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