Three Nails For A False Prophet:Generic Hardcore
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| Record Label: | RKT 327 | ||
| Recorded By: | Tracks 1-6 Lee Fetzer, tracks 7-10 Chris Owens | ||
| Released: | 2002 | ||
| Out of Print: | yes | ||
| Formats: | CD - ? pressed | ||
Track List
- Generic Hardcore
- Buster (No Scrubs pt. 2)
- Cuts Away
- Message Boards and Bathroom Stalls
- Vampire
- Going Grey
- Wage Slave
- Death Stroke
- Anthem of Matewan
- Capitalist Consequence
Info
released June 1, 2002
guitars: Jon Walraven and Chris Jett
bass: Mike Giralico
drums: Ella Jean Lumpkins (1-6) and Doug Walker (7-10)
vocals: Mike Bigtime
tracks 1-6 recorded by Lee Fetzer tracks 7-10 recorded by Chris Owens mastered by Chris Owens cover art by Matt Gotth-Olsen
From the old RKT 327 site:
Generic hardcore at its finest, with fast oldschool parts, chuggy breakdowns, plenty of singalongs, and plenty of dance parts. Plagued with one delay after another, this full length was originally supposed to be released in January of 2002, packaged in a digipak format, but as I tried more and more ways to make this idea work, it became increasingly clear that I couldn't feasibly do this affordably. So, finally, I bit the bullet and changed the layout a bit to fit a standard jewel case. The artwork was done by Matt Gotth-Olsen and no, that is not a picture of three nails on the cover. Trivia: One of the people on the cover is actually Cory Lyons, formerly of SHP and Bodyhammer fame. I have no idea who the other people are. Ask Matt. At one point before the official release a "tour edition" was put together with a shoddy version of the layout and a hidden lyric booklet beneath the cd tray. What a wacky release this was. Oh, this release also marked the official division of RKT and 327 records. Recorded by Lee Fetzer at his haunted house in the south end of Louisville and by Chris Owens at the old BRYCC house in the Highlands of Louisville. Concept and layout by Mike Lewis, art by Matt Gotth-Olsen with edits by Mike.