jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Friend had a copy of i against i on tape. It got stuck in the cassette deck of his car so we listened to it over and over for about 3hrs. Awesome memory.
The Funhouse - The Punks are all right
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Nee Lewman
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Listening to their debut on cassette is probably the furthest thing I’ve done from anything audiophile in a while. It is also one million times better than listening to it on Qobuz.
Nee Lewman
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7/23/24
The Saints - Eternally Yours
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The Saints - Eternally Yours
Eternally Yours - The Saints | Album | AllMusic
Eternally Yours by The Saints released in 1978. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Tour Oz this year with Mark Arm on vocals and Mick Harvey as well
dirty hands
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Jan
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This is coming up and should be interesting
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Days and Days: A Story about Sunderland’s Leatherface and the Ties That Bind
Part memoir, part music biography, DAYS AND DAYS chronicles a backpacking adventure between friends through England, Ireland, and Scotland in ’99 and the discovery of Sunderland’s best-kept secret: the punk band Leatherface.
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Nee Lewman
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I originally came in here to discuss what the difference between some hardcore and metal is, like I get the cadence of the vocals here is hardcore most of the time, but most of the music is more akin to metal to me and that’s still a topic I wouldn’t mind exploring, but then for help in that, I read the Stereogum review which is how I came to listen to it in the first place and now I recommend both reading that and listening to the album. Because the story of the album and the album itself are quite remarkable and worthy of your time.
Album Of The Week: Regional Justice Center 'Freedom Sweet Freedom'
Sometimes, the story is bigger than the music. In the case of Regional Justice Center, the story starts like this: In 2016, 18-year-old Max Hellesto was sent to prison for six years for first degree assault. Whenever someone goes to prison, that person’s entire family suffers. Hellesto’s brother...
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avecigrec
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I originally came in here to discuss what the difference between some hardcore and metal is, like I get the cadence of the vocals here is hardcore most of the time, but most of the music is more akin to metal to me and that’s still a topic I wouldn’t mind exploring, but then for help in that, I read the Stereogum review which is how I came to listen to it in the first place and now I recommend both reading that and listening to the album. Because the story of the album and the album itself are quite remarkable and worthy of your time.
Album Of The Week: Regional Justice Center 'Freedom Sweet Freedom'
Sometimes, the story is bigger than the music. In the case of Regional Justice Center, the story starts like this: In 2016, 18-year-old Max Hellesto was sent to prison for six years for first degree assault. Whenever someone goes to prison, that person’s entire family suffers. Hellesto’s brother...
I really enjoyed this album a lot. I find I have a hard time with a lot of Hardcore, but between this and Zulu I've learned that, apparently, I enjoy powerviolence.
Reading the article after listening made me dig it even more. Will definitely be revisiting this one soon.
scotthilk
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The end of an error!
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Here’s the setlist from NOFX’s final-ever show
Members of Foo Fighters, Bad Religion, Rancid and more came out to help California punk legends NOFX say So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes at their farewell show last night…
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