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![]() | The ConsumersAll My Friends Are Dead2002 In The Red
Review by: BSD See others by this writer In the Red Records (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on October 21st 2003
So little is known about this Texas/California band, which is sad considering that the 11 songs they recorded in 1977 (1978 according to some sources) are some of the best of the era. This is their album that never got published. Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
If anyone can find the original vinyl of this recording from the 90's I will pay big bucks for it, just IM paullydparrot. Records don't get "published," books do. Oh, i gotcha. heh. pint. i think he meant it in a teasing, joyously playful way, such as that which two comrades might share over a pint of fine lager at the local pub. How can you say some one is a jackoff (or whatever you said) shit talker and mean it in a nice way? hahaha i meant that in a nice way, even though it sounds pretty assholish, as i look back on it. dearest bsd, Wow, you kids are so rebellious. You are throwing down the oppressiveness of the star rating system. Its total online anarchy. "Note: My score means nothing, I don't judge albums by how many stars they get, so don't complain about it." How great is the album cover, though? Genius! You would all rather talk about Consumed because you have no musical depth or credibility. Have fun, 12 year olds. The Consumed's album Pistols at Dawn on BYO is incredible. (And yes, we're all aware this is another band's review. I'd just rather talk about Consumed). the stuff they released in england only on a british indie label is fucking amazing... they never found their sound when they were on fat. i clicked on this review thinking it was for consumed. it's not. no, in new york we call them lemons. you just call them luudes. in california, we call them lemons. I wrote another review for the Subhumans, too. This is a really really good LA punk record, if they had released this stuff then they'd have been mentioned in the same breath as The Germs, The Weirdos, and all the rest. its cool to see you wrote a review, bsd. |