chasinghamburglar

i agree there isn't a ton of substance, but they're so catchy! it's ridiculous.

I really liked what I heard from their self-titled. had no idea they were French. Crust lives!

looks super rad

crazy. seems weird that major labels were pressing stuff like this on vinyl back in the nineties. can't imagine there was a huge market for it, as everyone seemed pretty crazy about CDs then.

i've never seen it. i would looove to have it though. "possum kingdom," "tyler" and "backslider" were my jams back in the day!

how many copies of the recalled pressing were made?

Andrew Jackson Jihad / Apocalypse Meow! - "Pug Life" Off With Their Heads - "In Desolation" Teenage Bottlerocket - "They Came from the Shadows" Resistant Culture - "Welcome to Reality"

wow, had no idea this band was still around. saw them with hot rod circuit years back but i'm not sure i would call them post-hardcore. they were pretty good though. wonder how they ever got off victory? supposedly it was impossible, according to thursday / hawthorne heights / etc. then again, river city rebels managed it.

did the project x EP ever get repressed on vinyl or was it just CD? i'd like to see that on vinyl if it isn't already. also, i think a lot of Shelter's stuff was never pressed on vinyl, but it might be hard to move those units. i would definitely like to see the GUTG records repressed as well. can't believe that hasn't been done!

their last record was so good. antidote, i think? really underrated in my opinion, and it's cool to see them back at it. i hope to be picking this up sometime in the near future!

oh man, i can't remember the last time i heard the name new red archives. i don't have this on vinyl but it's a great record. good luck figuring it out

haha funny you should say the spits are marginally famous. that's a perfect way of putting it. they played in my town a couple years back and i remember thinking it was gonna be crazy. needless to say, i was one of the few people really into it. this sounds like a sweet releease though.

dude! funny story: i got this on CD from a distro at an off with their heads and in defence show. i had never heard them before either but a couple months later i saw that amp interview show up online and wasn't suprised. totally unique and catchy sound. bout time this got pressed on vinyl.

hard question. for me, it's a little of both. most of the time it's a hobby, but occasionally i'll start getting lusty over a particular color and pressing and i'm pretty certain then it's a habit. haha.

i would have liked this a year ago before i saw curb your enthusiasm. now nothing comes close to being as funny as larry david and jeff green.