homepages.nyu.edu abgerufen am 19. September 2008; Zitat: “S.O.A.’s last gig was in Philadelphia opening for Black Flag, after which Henry left town with that band.”
homepages.nyu.edu abgerufen am 19. September 2008; Zitat: “Dischord Records wanted to put out an S.O.A. release, but the infant label also wanted to put out a record by Minor Threat and there was not enough money to do both. The band had already recorded while Simon was in the group, so Henry solved the problem by paying for pressing of the record himself with money he saved while working as a manager at an ice cream store.”
homepages.nyu.edu abgerufen am 19. September 2008; Zitat: “Henry was offered a chance to audition for LA’s Black Flag. After practicing with the band in New York, he was asked to join as their singer. Word of Henry’s new gig soon filtered back to Henry’s friends in DC, who had mixed feelings about his imminent departure for the west coast. The rest of S.O.A. was particularly disillusioned, as it would likely mean the end of the band.”