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1.	JOYRIDE 01:44	buy track
2.	WHATCHA GONNA DO 01:43	buy track
3.	DON'T NEED YOU 01:32	buy track
4.	OFFSIDE 01:47	buy track
5.	RACIST RACES 01:40	buy track
6.	NOTHING LASTS FOREVER 01:20	buy track
7.	CLOTHES LINE THIEF 00:45	buy track
8.	FEEL THIS 02:20	buy track
9.	OFFSET 02:27	buy track
10.	THE NEED FOR DIVINITY 02:34	buy track
11.	OURSELVES 02:23	buy track
12.	FAILED RACE 03:21	buy track
13.	THIS IS YOUR LIFE 02:24	buy track
14.	DESENSITIZED 02:28	buy track
15.	DON'T WASTE MY TIME 02:03	buy track
16.	DOWN THE PUB 03:53	buy track
17.	SYMPATHIZER 01:40	buy track
18.	RIDE TO WORK 02:12	buy track
19.	BOONZIE (LIVE) 02:24	buy track
20.	WE'RE BACK (LIVE) 03:02	buy track

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This time I joined forces with Sean the legend behind old school Sydney punk label No Deal Records. Hardcore Superbowl weekend was like the best weekend ever in the early 2000s in Sydney. It was when Sean would invite his fave bands at the time and put a show that was always epic. I remember spending Thursday to Sunday basically awake talking shit to anyone of the 20 people sleeping on my floor that weekend that would listen . Usually it was Neil from Undinism, Chris and Pete from Self Reliance or Pauly from Counter Attack. The party went on for days and at one stage the Superbowl extended to a Friday night show in Newcastle, Saturday night in Sydney then a boat cruise on Sunday around Sydney Harbour to top the weekend off. Ahhh these were the days. Anyway this was given away at the door at Superbowl 2006. Everyone that played chucked on a track or two and each paying punter got a copy. I see a couple of these on eBay here and there but unfortunately I don't have any for sale. A great CD highlighting a great time in Australian punk

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released October 17, 2018

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LONG TIME RUNNING OLD SCHOOL SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN HARDCORE PUNK / NOISE RECORD LABEL..STARTED IN 1996 AND STILL PUTING OUT RECORDS UNDER VARIOUS LABEL NAMES.. WE HAVE A HEAP OF RELEASES PLANNED SO STAY TUNED ..

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