thesupervillain

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They should have stayed broken up. I REAAAALLY don't think they are going to be anything like the way people remember they were when they started blowing up.

I am more interested in the upcoming Live In Chicago #5 and #6 honestly.

AWESOMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEE Will not get a chance to go unfortunately, but maybe they'll play a few more shows after this. I like that they're playing document #8, but I hope they play some other stuff too. They have some great songs that aren't on that album.

Couldn't have said it better than what these guys said. I really like alternative mixes, but not in place of the original. Give me the alternate mix as a download card, or on another CD or something like that.

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Agree. It was the first PTL record I heard and even though I liked his other stuff, it is still the one I like and listen to the most.

I have one of those too... I always wondered how much they go far. I don't think I've ever even seen one for sale. I remember the exchange rate from CDN to US was at like .65 cents or something when they came out though, so I ended up playing SO much for it.

That is some shitty cover art right there.

$9 shipping to Canada for one 10"? Is this shit made of solid gold or something?

So he was alright last year, but all of a sudden you hate him?

If any of the songs are going to sound like anything off their last album, I vote HELLLLLLLLL no.

Awesome. This is the only HWM LP I don't have, and I've been waiting for it to come back in print. Once again, Var > all

Finally! I was pretty bummed I had to give my friend's copy of this record back to him, haha.

The first time I ever saw this dude was in that Juelz Santana Mixin' The Medicine track like two years ago and I couldn't even look at him without laughing. I didn't know he actually had a career or was popular at all.

Well that's what you guys get for complaining about a water shortage a few years ago! Seriously though, that's really fucked up. I was living on the Gold Coast when the drought was going on and I remember seeing on the local news guys getting arrested because they were watering their lawns and stuff. What is the cause of all this, just heavy rains?

Peter back on the drums! I wish that it was permanent.

$4.80 shipping to Canada. I guess that isn't horrible since apparently U.S. shipping is still over 4 bucks.

Still using that, still loving it. It's been hard tracking down another one though.

Dude, you live in fucking Toronto. That's hardly the arctic. Thanks for the geography lesson, however, I am actually living away from home because of work right now at 64° 19′ 5″ N, 96° 1′ 3″ W and although it is still below the Arctic Circle and we do get SOME daylight in the winter (about 3 hours right now) I think is still considered part of the Arctic since I'm above the treeline.

You have no idea what a blizzard is. Try walking 15 minutes to work in 60 mile an hour winds with so much snow you can hardly see your hands in front of your face, and that's if you're lucky enough to not have your eyelashes freeze together. Living in the arctic rules.

Save it for Queen Doppelpoppolus!

I smoked salvia twice. The first time was with my three best friends in our basement and one of my friends completely freaked out and started talking about waterfalls and Polkaroo and other crazy shit while the rest of us laughed and got sweaty. The second time we did it in a park in the middle of the day and I was the one who freaked out. I asked who the black guy was who was talking to our friends... turns out it was a statue. Salvia is the polar opposite of chill.