Some band's and websites:

(much of this material comes from the Collector Scum webpage: http://www.collectorscum.com/volume3/socal)

5051
Formed 1980. Rcorded a 4 song EP in January, 1982 at Western Audio. 500 copies were pressed. Featured David Klowden (vocals), Sam Topper (guitar), Squirrel (guitar), Scott Harber (bass), and Joel Roop (drums). The band was the youngest in the early SD hardcore scene to make a record (all members were still in high school) and took influences from OC bands like the Adolescents and Shattered Faith.
Discography:
5051 (BMU-010),
side a: 1. El Salvador 2. Target of Insanity
side b. 3. Too Late 4. Disciple

Autistics (circa 1982)
Discography:
- Turn Up The Volts 12" Broken AUT1(L11076), 1982 (What A Way To Go / Turn Up The Volts / Get A Jab // Dr. Nick / Fifteen Minutes)

Battalion of Saints 1978 - Present, they're still around, but with a modified line up)
There's a brief history on the Taang Records website: http://www.taang.com/battalionset.html. This is a pretty inclusive website including a discography, biography, pictures, and more: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Underground/6614/index2.html.
Read an article about Marc Rude (Batallion of Saints manager) at http://www.blackmarketmagazine.com/Rude/Rude_About.htm.

Claude Coma & The IVs
Discography:
- Art From Sin LP Government Research, 1982
- Junkman / All Day Suckers 7" Government GRS-1, 1984 PS
- Manslaughter 7" flexi Government, NS? 1986.

Conditionz
Discography:
- She's So Suburban / House Divided 7" Primal Lunch PL001, 1983 NS Good poppunk. More records through
the 80s.

Crucified Youth
Formed 1979 with an average band member age of 16. Initialy called No Age Limit & later Capital
Punishment, but only performed as Crucified Youth. By 1980, the band had morphed into 5051. No recorded albums. Band members included David Klowden, Londis Kues, Doug Havens, and more.

DFX2
Discography:
- I Love My Car / You're So Cold 7" Double Trouble 7P-V46493, 1979 PS
- Where Are They Now 12" World WEP-1002, 1980 PS (Octane / Real Thing // Where Are They Now / Downtown)

Diatribe
http://homepages.nyu.edu/~cch223/usa/diatribe_main.html

The Front
Discography:
"Gangland" cassette-only. 1983. KBF Productions.
"Man You Gotta Move" lp. 1985. Scheming Intelligentsia Records
"La Bete Humaine". ep. 1986. (?)

Ghetto Scheist
Discography:
"Klaus" cassette 1991, Scheming Intelligentsia
Ghetto Scheist/Uncle Joe's Big Ol' Driver split 7", Scheming Intelligentsia
"Bong Team" cd/cassette 1993, Scheming Intelligentsia
comps-- Staring at The Sun Vol.1 and Vol.2

Injections (circa 1979)
Read an article on them at: http://www.breakmyface.com/bands/injections.html

Insolents
http://homepages.nyu.edu/~cch223/usa/insolents_main.html

Jimmy True
Discography:
- Cheap Fun / Tell Me What I Wrote 7"

Mantifest Destiny
http://homepages.nyu.edu/~cch223/usa/manifestdestiny_main.html

Marc Rude (late 70s/early 80s)
Not a band, but considered by some to be the father of punk in San Diego. Read an article at http://www.blackmarketmagazine.com/Rude/Rude_About.htm.

No Age Limit
No Age Limit was Tom Rulon (Vox), Greg Farrar (Guitar?), James Cooper (who went on to play with Batallion of Saints- Bass) and Todd Cohn (guitar). No Age Limit went on to be District Tradition.

No Nos
Discography:
- Who Shot The President / Lubracated Man + 2 7" Mutation Prod, 1981 NS

Penetrators (late 70s/early 80s)
Discography:
- Sensitive Boy / Stimulation 7" World WR101, 1979 PS
- Untamed Youth / Vengeance / Be American 7" M.R. DM51155, PS
- Walk The Beat LP E&M 1, 1981

Personal Conflict
http://homepages.nyu.edu/~cch223/usa/personalconflict_main.html
"R.I.P." cassette 1984/cd 2004 Scheming Intelligentsia
The following information on Personal Conflict was submitted by bassist Tobylifehater:
Original Line-Up:
Lloyd Masing: Vox (AKA Lloydering)
Joel Cherry: Guitar (After Joel and I left simultaneously Dave Sharp from Moral Majority took over on guitar.)
Tobylifehater on Bass (Paul Cook was before me but never played a show. I think Jim Dodd played for a but when I was MIA because I was wreckless and dangerous- a fucking menace. Sherry the Crystal fiend came after me. She played monotonous drone and didn't get drunk or wreckless enough. Just not punk enough for the likes of me. They never sounded as good as we did on "Our Blow Out". Back then- it was all about the spectacle.
Kent: Drums (His mom drove him to practice- we involved him with the armed robberies of U-totems. He played one show at the Distillery East and then was replaced by John the disco Debarge clone- Dan Mehlos was the hardest working man in Punk and our only drummer- even to the bitter end. I know Mr. Michael Ness was spocking Dan. Dan was really fast and good and played in Men of Clay, The front and Catch 22.
Lloyd and Mike Ness toyed with an idea for doing a thing called "Porcelain Angels" taken from Danny Dean's (A North County Punk we knew) poetry with (maybe) Dan and Toby involved but Lloyd died before that could materialize and Mike got straight.

The Renegades (1985 - 1986)
Read a full bio here.

Shockhead (1993 - 1996)
"Television" on Indivision Records, 1995
The band was together from 1993 to 1996 and also featured bass player Ricky Wolking who later joined The Nixons (MCA Records) and currently plays with Edgewater (Wind-Up Records) from Texas. Vocalist Joey McCaw was in Shockhead as well who also later released an album on Pavement/Crash Music with the San Diego band Brick Bath. Shockhead toured the West Coast and opened for many national acts.

Socialspit (1979 - 1997)
Website ran by the band including a biography, discography, mp3 and more: http://socialspit.com/

The Soul Brothers
Discography:
"Rabbits/Nuns" cassette 1986 Scheming Intelligentsia
"We Were Rhythm Gods" cassette 1987/cd 2004 Scheming Intelligentsia
"Three Hour Tour" cassette 1988/cd 2004 Scheming Intelligentsia
"Find My Keys And We'll Drive Out Of Here" cd 2005 Scheming Intelligentsia
comps-- "Viva Los Angeles" 1988 Viva Records (Italy)
"The October Country" 1988 Nate Starkman & Son Records

Standbys
Discography:
- Standby / Wasn't He Happy? // Withdraw / America Is Waiting 7" World WEP1001,

Sugartwin Reverb
"Charlie Blood"/"Faceplant" 7" 1993 Trademark Records
comps-- "Saint Doug" 1993 91X
"Staring At The Sun Vol.3" 1992

Wigs
Discography:
- Strange Facts / Surf Muscle / I've Got Control / Sugar Sugar 7" World 1003, 1980 PS

Xterminators
Discography:
- Microwave Radiation / Occasional Lay 7" Radio Active 01/02, 1979 NS

The Zeros
Discography:
"Wimp"/"Don't Push Me Around" 7" 1976 Bomp Records
"Beat Your Heart Out"/"Wild Weekend" 7" 1977. Bomp Records
"Getting Nowhere Fast"/"The Say That (Everything's Alright)" 7" 1979 Test Tube
"Don't Push Me Around" LP 1995 Bomp (comp of 7"s and outtakes)
"Knockin' Me Dead" LP 1995 Munster (new material)