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I'm Terminal
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Your Rules
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Fuck You Sid
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Four Walls
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All In My Head
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Drop Out
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Looking In The Mirror
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Bend In Pain
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| Sergio from San Clemente, CA |  |
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Aug 8 2009 |
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i heard a few tracks on some websites, and i was immediately hooked, i think i heard "fuck you sid".
a fast quick punch of a song, so i picked up this release
all the songs are catchy and have energy to them, some are mid tempo but never loose their Umph.
perfect combo of dance numbers a fist raisers
if you can find anything from the band school jerks then check em out, features members from terminal state. more raw feeling but still just as catchy.
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| Ryan from Sacramento, CA | |
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Feb 12 2006 |
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kick in the nutsack balls out PUNK muthafucka. this little bastard is short, fast, and sweet. It's got that old school sound but not as much like Black Flag as the other motherfucker said. Buy it though, if you like old bands like Negative Approach, Solger, The Lewd, Bad Posture, or the Nihilistics or newer punk bands like Strung Up(buy their CD "Society Rot in Hell" by the way) you will dig this shit. So FUCKYOU you dumb ass piece o'shit turd. Just kidding(no I'm not, but buy it anyways). Nuff said
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| Adam from Glasgow, United Kingdom |  |
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Feb 1 2006 |
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I'm making a stab in the dark here, but I've got a slight feeling that these guys may have a copy of "Everything Went Black" in their respective collections...Total BLACK FLAG worship, but at least it's the 79/80 model rather than the later stuff. 8 short tracks in as many minutes leave you feeling that maybe this could have been released as a 7", but that seems to be the way of things these days. So, if you're into mid-paced, late 70's Californian punk, this should be right up your suburban street.
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