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[[Pocket Bomb]]/[[Ayin]] split. Cassette. 2004. Self Released. | |||
This is a really really limited cassette to 75 copies, in the summer of 2004, that was made by [[Ayin]] and [[Pocket Bomb]]. It was made in some kids basement over 5 days, dubbing over wheatus tapes that [[Daisy]] found at [[Pandamonium]] years ago. The packaging was made up of screenprinting horribly on bibles. | This is a really really limited cassette to 75 copies, in the summer of 2004, that was made by [[Ayin]] and [[Pocket Bomb]]. It was made in some kids basement over 5 days, dubbing over wheatus tapes that [[Daisy]] found at [[Pandamonium]] years ago. The packaging was made up of screenprinting horribly on bibles. | ||
Tracklisting: | Tracklisting: | ||
Side A: [[Pocket Bomb]]: | |||
*1. You May Call It Jailtime, But No One Expects A Clock To Be Broken. | |||
*2. Peeance Freeance. | |||
Side B: [[Ayin]]: | |||
*1. Framebreaking | |||
*2. Obulleite | |||
Latest revision as of 21:49, 27 September 2004
Pocket Bomb/Ayin split. Cassette. 2004. Self Released.
This is a really really limited cassette to 75 copies, in the summer of 2004, that was made by Ayin and Pocket Bomb. It was made in some kids basement over 5 days, dubbing over wheatus tapes that Daisy found at Pandamonium years ago. The packaging was made up of screenprinting horribly on bibles.
Tracklisting: Side A: Pocket Bomb:
- 1. You May Call It Jailtime, But No One Expects A Clock To Be Broken.
- 2. Peeance Freeance.
Side B: Ayin:
- 1. Framebreaking
- 2. Obulleite