9 thoughts on “ Erase - Dead Stop - Done With You (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Mar 18,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Dead Stop - Done With You at Discogs. Complete your Dead Stop collection/5(38).

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2. Apr 15,  · 3. Done With You 4. Nothing New 5. Who's To Blame 6. In Command 7. Rather Be Nothing 8. / Endtro 9. Dead Alive Dead End Path Turn Off The Lights What You Say Erase Enough

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3. Watch the video for Erase from Dead Stop's Done With You for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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4. Album. Done With You Dead Stop. Released Erase Lyrics. Enough Lyrics. Drag Me Down Lyrics. About “Done With You” “Done With You” Q&A. More Dead Stop albums.

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5. Although Dead Stop wouldn't have sounded out-of-place in the '80s—just about everything about their sound is relatively traditional as far as hardcore punk goes: simple three-chord riffs, typical hardcore drumming, fast tempos, aggravated vocals. Basically, if you like the original hardcore scene, you.

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6. One Pressing October pink vinyl, red vinyl, black vinyl. Approximately 45 or so copies on red included in Havoc Promoters Set, collecting the Dead Stop LP, Regulations LP on blue, and Vitamin X EP on white, all with a screenprinted picture. This package was sold to promoters who booked shows for those bands on their tours.

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7. Official Store for the Grateful Dead. Music, Merchandise and More. Interludes For The Dead Vinyl (2LP) $ View Details. View as: Grid List. upcoming events, and more from Rhino. You can also follow the Album of the Day - a classic album presented in its entirety. Always great listening! Join Now.

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8. Oct 26,  · Texacala Jones and her JT Hookers Album, SST Untouchables: Lawndale, Cruel Frederick, Sylvia Juncosa solo, Ras MichaelOld Alliance: Jack Brewer Band, DOS LP+EP, Rudolph Grey, Sproton Layer, Overpass, Big Sound Authority - An Inward Revolution, Dead Stop - Live For Nothing and Done With You, Boothill Foot Tappers (English Cow Punk from the.

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9. Apr 10,  · Tapes were EVERYWHERE in those days. I'd say vinyl was replaced by cassette as the dominant format somewhere around ''85 or so. Tapes held the position for the next ten or so years, with CDs taking over maybe by ' As for vinyl, I stopped seeing new vinyl LPs in chain outlets altogether by '91 - maybe even earlier.

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