Dick_Spikie-Lets_Start_from_in_Complate-1999-rH (36,8 mb)
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Dick Spikie
Lets Start From In Complate
Genre........: Punk
Label........: n/a
Source.......: CDDA
Quality......: avg. 188kbps / 44.1kHz
Encoder......: Lame 3.97 V2 vbr new
Street.......: 000.00.1999
Release......: Feb.11.2010
japanese street punk
n/a
01 introductionold man and martese 03:57
02 i love her 03:10
03 clock work world 01:51
04 fighter knows 02:25
05 no adapting maybe 02:02
06 nuclear 02:59
07 shes bring hiv 03:00
08 worst of mind 02:55
09 strong hold 01:58
10 little dictator 03:15
rH has been releasing stuff for about ten
years now. although we committed ourselves to
release only stuff roughly characterized by
the terms punk and hardcore we've been playing
a big role in the scene in our ten years of
existence. a main concept of rH has always
been the idea of a leaderless group
decisions are met on the base of discussion,
rather than authority and hierarchy. this way
of handling issues can be pretty annoying
sometimes, as it can take ages to agree on
certain issues and get stuff done. however,
the occasional lack of organisation is a
sacrifice rH is willing to make, to guarantee
individual freedom and thus a relaxed
atmosphere. after all it's amazing that we've
kept the machine running for about ten years
this way
We know that our releases may contribute to
the growing sale loss of record companies
generally that's no big deal of course, the
whining of the record industry is pathetic and
we encourage everyone to pirate their music
unfortunately the bands we release are very
often put out by small, independent labels
which work on a very lowprofit basis,
actually dependent on record sales. so
significant loss of sales in this case doesn't
mean some rockstar is making a few million
less on his latest numetal album than he used
to, but us loosing the opportunity to listen
to good music
Therefore we ask you not to distribute our
releases on public sites or peer to peer
networks! please do not consider this release
as a substitute to the original, but as a way
to promote new bands and check out records
before you buy them
So we urge you to support the bands, attend
their shows, buy their vinyls, cds and
tshirts. so far there's a fairly good network
of underground labels providing us with
outputs from awesome bands, your ongoing
support is required to keep the scene alive!
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