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Deadguy and Tim Singer
Band was so good with him... Every band he has done is gold. Best voice and lyrics in hardcore.
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What other bands has he been in. As for Deadguy, Fixation On A Coworker was an amazing album and I love the fucking title. Just makes me laugh.
‘Do you know what a love letter is? It’s a bullet from a fucking gun. Straight through your heart.’
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He did No Escape before deadguy... super metal and ahead of thier time. They did a split with Turning Point on Temperance Records. Honestly one of the
best splits to ever come out. Someone put out a discography back in 94.
He went ont o do Kiss it Goodbye. Whose demo was beyond belief.
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| Quote: | | Originally posted by bystanderfanzine.comBest voice and lyrics in hardcore. |
cough dwid cough.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Thats Life
| Quote: | | Originally posted by bystanderfanzine.comBest voice and lyrics in hardcore. |
cough dwid cough. |
cough integrity 2000 and sledge hammer cough
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i have yet to hear his new band family man, any good?
i was a big no escape deadguy(tim and keith years) and kiss it goodbye fan.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bystanderfanzine.com
| Quote: | Originally posted by Thats Life
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cough dwid cough. |
cough integrity 2000 and sledge hammer cough |
sledgehammer weren't that bad.
Humanity Is The Devil is better than any deadguy release.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by brianm
i have yet to hear his new band family man, any good?
i was a big no escape deadguy(tim and keith years) and kiss it goodbye fan. |
I haven't heard them, from what i hear Kiss it Goodbye has reformed without Keith... not sure how i feel about that.
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thats not kiss it goodbye then, remember how bad screaming with the deadguy quintet was?
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No Escape demo- best thing Tim ever did. well, besides Boiling Point Fanzine.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by brianm
thats not kiss it goodbye then, remember how bad screaming with the deadguy quintet was? |
were you at the Wetlands for the ballon incident?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by brianm
remember how bad screaming with the deadguy quintet was? |
there is definitely a reason why that they give that away free on their site.
If I fail math, there goes my chance at a good job and a happy life full of hard work.
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i was part of the balloon fiasco at teh wetlands when the bass player i think tried killing kern. but i didnt take part in the sons of abe ballooning,
i was on the side of the stage for that mess.
hahaahaa
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I think Deadguy is one of the most enormous and influential bands hardcore has ever produced. Seeing them live was an amazing thing because they were
one of the last bands I ever saw where I was more afraid of the guys onstage than the people in the crowd. They were unsettling, aggressive and well
rehearsed and played discordant hardcore way before it was cool.
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werd...
word they were insane! I never got to see them but just reading some of the stories on that old website was crazy! Seriously mental bunch of guys. And
fixation on a coworker rules!
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