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Small update to the Carry On vinyl blog entry
Check out what we found! I just made the following small update to the Carry On blog. What a cool coincidental find. UPDATE: About a year after I posted this entire Carry On blog entry, I opened up an old … Continue reading
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Allegiance, The Damage Done, Lights Out, Right On, and SSB
Allegiance, The Damage Done, Lights Out, and Right On have all been added to the vinyl photo documentary (Some Still Believe is included directly in the Allegiance and Right On posts). Allegiance was a band full of all my best … Continue reading
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It’s STILL All Our Blood… These Feelings Will Never Fade.
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve scored a couple of cool new Carry On items! The Carry On LP was recently repressed by Bridge 9 as a 10-year anniversary pressing, and Todd arranged for B9 to send me a … Continue reading
eBay Round 2: Bridge 9 #1-75, Saves The Day 7″s, MLIW 7″
Round 2 of the eBay auctions are up, with 100 more records launched tonight. This round has Bridge 9 Records #1-75, including a bunch of rare releases from the early days, like the spray painted Death Threat LP out of … Continue reading
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Bridge 9 Records #1-75 Documentary
Bridge 9 is up in the vinyl documentary. For a lot of kids in my generation of hardcore, Bridge 9 was like our “Revelation Records #1-20”. No, I’m not trying to make any wild statement about American Nightmare being as influential … Continue reading
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