- Nashville, TN
- Joined on January 21, 2013
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- Releases Rated 3
- Rating Average 3.33
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Contributor Stats
- Rank Points 5
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Record nerd since '95; collector-wise I'm interested in early 80s hardcore punk from Italy, Los Angeles Free Music Society, early Kill Rock Stars, Man is the Bastard, and things related to those things. Also interested in noise (I lean much more in the direction of weird/confounding than harsh/ugly) and sound art (I hate that term), oddball modernist composition, extreme metal, techno (minimal, underground resistance, sandwell district) and a little bit of twee pop/cutesy indie rock. Always looking for something weird I've never heard, love to be surprised and have my mind blown. Open to trading if you have something I want; get in touch.
NORMALIZE REASONABLE PRICING
NORMALIZE REASONABLE PRICING
Record nerd since '95; collector-wise I'm interested in early 80s hardcore punk from Italy, Los Angeles Free Music Society, early Kill Rock Stars, Man is the Bastard, and things related to those things. Also interested in noise (I lean much more in the direction of weird/confounding than harsh/ugly) and sound art (I hate that term), oddball modernist composition, extreme metal, techno (minimal, underground resistance, sandwell district) and a little bit of twee pop/cutesy indie rock. Always looking for something weird I've never heard, love to be surprised and have my mind blown. Open to trading if you have something I want; get in touch.
Recent Activity
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From sold at $35 to attempted sell at $200. Pathetic.
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12 copies of the 12" available on here rn and not a single one under $50. You people should be ashamed of yourselves.
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My copy doesn't appear to have an entry. Pretty sure it's from '96 as it has the 1996 Gravity catalog in it and the sleeve color matches (off white) but unlike the only version listed on here from '96 it has the songs split between the bands on each...
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obamawave ppl do that!? That it some fucked up evil shit right there. As far as money laundering... How would that work? I watched 3 seasons of Ozark but I can't figure out how it would apply to obscure indie records 🤔
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This record (plain black version) available at the Convulse Records site for $18.50 as of 4/28/23. Buy it there for the real price, don't feed the vultures
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you seem like the kind of person that might have trouble atoning for your past mistakes given how absurd your response is to people that recognize and atone for their own.
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It's arguably the best punk record of the 90s... Just try to save up I guess
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The Locust stuff on here is a bit odd; it's pretty clear they hadn't found their sound yet, especially when compared to the 12" released two years later. If anything they sound sort of like a less technical, more scattered version of Man Is The...
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Jeff this is Michael from Nashville/Murfreesboro, we've met a handful of times at shows, Savage Weekend, and you stayed at my house once while on tour with Noah and Jeremy, probably around 2011/2012. A mutual acquaintance (can't recall who, maybe...
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anyone know why the dedication to Sean Finnegan in the run out grooves on this early repress version? was it a joke or something?
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Whoa, did, did, did, did did, this ever come out??
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99% sure their split LP with Ungrateful came out in 1998
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Paid $20 for this record in Feb 2023. Don't feed the vultures.
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is this a boot? it's for sale on here... but Dischord doesn't usually do colored vinyl to my knowledge... anyone know?
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that GWOBF LP is available through Polyvinyl for $20 on their site
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As of 3/4/23 this record is available direct from Polyvinyl for $20
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people who try to flip records the day after they're released don't care about music. they are greedy vultures. never give them your money. Buy straight from the label or artist, or from sellers that have reasonable prices and good seller ratings. It...
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Something strange to note, on my copy on the front cover the band names are on switched sides (Life's Halt on the left, WHN on the right) and the hand lighting the match is inverted as well. Is it possible they made two different covers?
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I thank you for it because it means there are a shitload of them out there so the vultures can't gouge, and everyone that wants one can get it at a decent price.
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Why did someone pay $40 for this record!? I mean it's a fine record but I paid literally $2 for my copy out of a distro box a few years ago. What is special about this record? Seriously I want to know...
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so the release doesn't even exist? someone just created the art in adobe pro or something? what would be the motivation for doing something like that? to try and rip people off by selling it and then just not shipping anything? Not trying to challenge...
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one the best 7" hardcore comps of the 90s, incredibly underrated
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I knew this band, they were from Murfreesboro/Nashville and they put on one hell of a show. Steve, the singer, told me that following their very successful tour and an appearance at CMJ they had an offer to do an album on Matador but turned it down...
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Boooooo. Nine more words whatever you suck, deal with it.
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Perhaps this is what you're looking for:
https://www.discogs.com/master/1865937-Mittageisen-Hard-Core-Session Two words |
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Someone paid $2,200. Rich people ruining records like they ruin everything else.
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Anyone know what the connection between this label and Theologian was? It always seemed weird to me that Theologian released a bunch of Pennywise and other melodic hardcore records but then also went in with Pessimiser on all these bleak metal and...
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Anyone know what the connection between this label and Pessimiser was? Always seemed weird to me that Theologian released a bunch of Pennywise and other melodic hardcore records but then also went in with Pessimiser on all those bleak metal and punk...
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Could be wrong but I don't think this is the Peace Corpse with Will Sassenberger on vocals. Overall aesthetic including cover art, album and song titles doesn't fit, nor does year of release (original PC appears to have broken up in late 80s)
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Maybe Nicole got cleaned up. I hope so. But for a hot minute it was real dicey.
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Rich people who have no money concerns whatsoever are ruining (have already largely ruined) record collecting. Bought my version a couple days ago (Jan 2023) for $18. I'm sure between re-presses some rich impatient assholes will pay $50 again. That's...
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I really loved this band. anyone know what happened to them?
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To the moron that paid $120 for this and the jerk offs who are now trying to sell copies for $100: please fuck off so the real record collectors can do their business without dealing with your ignorant bullshit. Thanks.
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This has absolutely no redeeming value whatsoever. It's the kind of thing you're embarrassed at your very self for liking, and damn well you should be. It gives me the feeling I got when I first heard Mortician but much stronger: total disgust mixed...
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Best indie pop band of the last 5 years. Don't sleep.
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Seems like pre-Christ on Parade band since they shared at least 3 members and their song on the P.E.A.C.E. comp is the same as the first song on C.o.P.'s Sounds of Nature EP, but came out before it
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Just got mine in the mail today, the guy does a yearly sale where sells the whole set for cheap. Mine was 22 LPs for $65 plus shipping. If you still haven't got it check the site periodically he has plenty of them left it seems
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Legit Private Press hardcore punk from Tallahassee ...wasn't expecting it to actually be hardcore... But while there's a lot of college rock jangle and goth posturing to deal with (not to mention funk bass and a sincere white girl song about the love...
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For a band who's entire existence is based around 2 cassette demos released in the early 90s this sure is a clusterfuck of a discography. Of particular note is that the original Blood Angel demo isn't even listed 🙄
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