Colonel Panic wrote:Ten Grand - The Comprehensive List of Everyone Who Has Ever Done Anything Wrong To Us

By turns thoughtful and melancholy, dissonant and mathy. This is a fairly interesting record, despite the shrill, Transistor Transistor-style vocals.

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Steve V. wrote:Okay, I took down the boots.

Why? I did a little thinking, and I'm pretty embarassed by what I did.

My apologies.

oucheh wrote:

Colonel Panic wrote:Ten Grand - The Comprehensive List of Everyone Who Has Ever Done Anything Wrong To Us

By turns thoughtful and melancholy, dissonant and mathy. This is a fairly interesting record, despite the shrill, Transistor Transistor-style vocals.

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This record is still very much in print, and worth BUYING from forum member Turnbullac's record label Sickroom Records.

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Steve V. wrote:Okay, I took down the boots.

Why? I did a little thinking, and I'm pretty embarassed by what I did.

My apologies.

That's too bad, I'm enjoying the Rapeman one right now.

gibbyhaynes wrote:Personally, I can understand both sides of the argument here and as a noob to this board, respect posters like Nina and the others' feelings but I think these Big Black / Rapeman uploads were only done with the best of intentions (non profit), and as someone who owns all both bands records but is too young to have seen 'em live, it made my week downloading some new live Rapeman and BB after years of searching, so thanks a lot I still haven't formed an opinion on if it's right or not but i don't feel guilty, but i'm sure i would if i knew any of the band members personally... Arghh i know i just totally contradicted myself i just can't make up my mind on this.
Oh and i like the Early Lines EP, just not the album, not sure why either...

edpriesner wrote:Sorry you guys don't dig on it so much. That's a bummer- they're one of my favorites.