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    Thumbs up Krash HAPPY!




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    Man, you're going to need one of those BIG CD players for that!

    That is highly cool.
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    ImPRESSive!

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    Haha, thanks guys. Label guy took those photos last night, should get my copy later today. Won't actually here vinyl version until I get home to my phonograph tonight.

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    Super l 'Ami ..!! Cool Vintage lookin plate..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blaze View Post
    Super l 'Ami ..!! Cool Vintage lookin plate..
    Merci beaucoups, mon ami! The label on the actual album will be different, with the TB2 Records logo and track listing.

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    That's freakin' awesome, Brian! Vinyl rocks!

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    Hi Brian

    Can i ask what is a phonograph ? My father told me that they were popular in the 1960's and 70's and died of death in the late 1980's. Is it true that the DJ use to "spin the record".


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    That is awesome Brian. It is so cool that you can still get a vinyl record made. Did they do the recording with real analog equipment? Did they use an acetate to record onto?
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    Can't wait to get that on your gramophone, eh grandad?

    That's cool, Brian! Vinyl is way bosstastic. I assume that will be a limited release?
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    Sweet, your band's music comes with a free frisbee!

    Seriously though, vinyl rules. Good for you Brian!

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    Too cool man! Congrats!
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    Can I get it in 8-Track?

    Seriously, big congrats on ya!
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    Thanks fellers!

    Btw, I've said before, but anyone can download the whole album from crashpadband.com

    And as fate would have it, our first review is now up here:

    http://twoguysmetalreviews.blogspot....crash-pad.html

    The writing is pretty amateurish, but they seem earnest and conscientious.

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    That is freakin mad cool! I don't even own a turntable anymore but I'd love to get an album pressed!!!

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    Ok, we know what we get in the comments section, but this was too amusing to pass up, after reading the review and comments: "I've seen videos of the band. They sound ok but the guitarist does seem to be full of himself doesn't he?"


    HaHa!!

    Very cool Brian! I will download. It would also be cool to order an old school pressing of some old school punk sounds. Local vinyl pressings of punkish stuff are so fun!
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    PS - I am drafting an apellate brief for a public defender client right now. clicked on the playlist for some inspirational listening whilst drafting!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw View Post
    Ok, we know what we get in the comments section, but this was too amusing to pass up, after reading the review and comments: "I've seen videos of the band. They sound ok but the guitarist does seem to be full of himself doesn't he?"


    HaHa!!

    Very cool Brian! I will download. It would also be cool to order an old school pressing of some old school punk sounds. Local vinyl pressings of punkish stuff are so fun!
    That made me laugh too! That Ted Nugent, isn't he full of himself? That Rick Nielsen, isn't he full of himself? That Angus Young, isn't he full of himself?

    Which is not to actually put myself with those greats, but that is for sure the entertainment value I aspire to pass along.

    Different strokes!

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    Yeah, I certainly didn't agree with him. He just made me laugh. Goofy comments are just gonna happen online. Just ask Robert!
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