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Fine Day To Die
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Anatomy Of A Teenage Hit List
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Force Fed Voices
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Siamese Separation Catastrophe
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From Counting o Calculus
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This Is My Speech Act
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Mike from Mt Prospect, IL |  |
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Feb 23 2006 |
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I like this better then the collections disc, i just think the songs are better. (i own both) the cd is pretty sweet but i think that some of the songs could be a tad bit shorter.
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Zac from Gurnee, IL |  |
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Jul 16 2004 |
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gnarly! this is what ever the fuckcore should be. though only 6 songs it is more than enough to keep me happy and stay in my cd book
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Peter from Calgary, AB Canada |  |
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Dec 26 2003 |
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Now this is a damn good band. Intense emo at its best. Great EP, I can't wait for more material from this band.
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Bobby from West Allis, WI |  |
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Oct 11 2003 |
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Textbook Traitors is a great band that plays great music. Music to get you wanting to mosh and be insane, John has great vocals and has inspired me in the music industry. The songs are fast paced, and the band has remarkable musical talent. If you haven't bought this cd, its well worth $10, after you listen to it, the next step is to get out of your house and see them live. They put on an amazing live show. Being John's (vocalist) cousin i get to know when all the new cds and tours are being sent out. So go and pick up the cd, "Textbook Traitors" !!!You Pull The Strings That Make Us Dance.!!!
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Paula from Rochester, PA |  |
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Oct 9 2003 |
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This is one great debut cd. My favorite thing about this are the vocals. They are really high and shrieky and musically they are a little screamo-ish. Almost similar to Orchid. The only problem I have is the lenght. It's 6 songs in about 16 minutes. However, it is still well worth the $10. Nice cardboard packaging aswell.
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