Belvedere - Fast Forward Eats The Tape

Belvedere was a Canadian melodic punk/hardcore band formed in 1995. Originally not meant to play a show, they gained a cult following in Canada’s punk scene. Known for their blazing fast speed and melodic vocals, the band have also appeared on the Warped Tour and Groezrock Festival bills.
Taking their name from the ’80s sitcom, Belvedere began in Calgary, Alberta, in 1995 as the three-piece of Steve (guitar/vocals), Brock (bass), and Dan Hrynuik (drums). As the years progressed along with their revolving lineup, Belvedere remained with their melodic pop-punk sound that looked up to the likes of Bad Religion and NOFX.
1. Subhuman Nature
2. Three's A Crowd
3. Closed Doors
4. Unplugged
5. Quicksand
6. Two Minutes For Looking So Good
7. All About Perspectives
8. Elementally Regarded
9. Brandy Wine
10. Stain
11. Slaves To The Pavement
12. Early Retirement
13. Popular Inquiries Into Everyday Disasters
14. Bad Desicions
15. Anesthetic
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Tony Sly And Joey Cape - Acoustic Vol. Two (2012)

Acoustic collaboration between Joey Cape "Lagwagon" and Tony Sly "No Use for a Name" 1. I Must Be Hateful 2. Know It All 3. Confession 4. Alison's Disease 5. Resolve 6. Broken Record 7. Black Box 8. Soulmate 9. Under The Garden 10. Chasing Rainbows 11. Pre-medicated Murder 12. Liver Let Die Download

Bigwig - Invitation To Tragedy

1. Waste 2. Sink Or Swim 3. Sore Losers 4. Moosh 5. Thinning The Herd 6. Mr. Asshole 7. Blinded 8. Hope 9. Counting Down 10. Alone In New Jersey 11. Appreciation 12. Who Am I To Say 13. Static Download Via Mediafire

Punk Rock So What The Cultural Legacy Of Punk

Hardcover: 247 pages Publisher: Routledge; 1 edition (July 9, 1999) Language: English ISBN-10: 041517029X ISBN-13: 978-0415170291 Review "...A must for those of the old-school punk persuasion...A solid background in punk history." -- Billboard Magazine Punk Rock: So What? provides a substantive take on issues like punk etiquette, punk fashion, the influence of punk on comics, punk and racism and punk nostalgia. Sabin has commissioned younger writers, all of whom were involved in punk's heyday, if only as fans. -Publisher's Weekly, July, 1999 [Punk Rock: So Waht?] makes the case for why we should still care...A must for those of the old-school punk persuasion and an intriguing, if not moving, read for those more inclined to regard punk rock with a 'So what?'...A solid background in punk history. -Billboard Magazine Product Description It's now over twenty years since punk first pogoed its way into our consciousness. Punk Rock: So What? brings together a new

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