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Thursday, July 16, 2009

V/A - Guitarrorists


5 comments:

J-Unit 1 said...

Awesome post. I got turned on to this during my heavy Chrome phase when I was digging up all things Helios Creed. I lost my copy too :) Glad to have this back. I dig the Albini track quite a bit as well.

Zer0_II said...

This sounds great, and I haven't had the pleasure of listening to it. I'm downloading it now. Thanks for sharing it Brian.

Anonymous said...

holy guitarrible, great holiday gift idea for country western fans, thanks

Anonymous said...

I hope I said thanks, anyway thanks, I don't mean thanks anyway like no thanks, but rather thanks nonetheless, more or less, anyway to be sure thanks again

tjd9 said...

Cool. I had this on a dubbed cassette that I purchased at the lead singer/guitarist of Cul de Sac's yard sale back in 1997 or 1998. Thanks for this post.