Name: 29th Scroll (Sixth Verse)
Duration: P00H05M25S
Description: Recorded September 5, 1996. Originally released in 1997 on a split 7" with Black Army Jacket on Reservoir Records, as a bonus in issue #2 of Monkeybite Apezine. intro sample taken from the film "Planet of the Apes" (1968). Outro sample taken from the film "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" (1972)

29th Scroll (Sixth Verse)

from Failing Early, Failing Often by noothgrush

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We originally put this together for a CD on Slap A Ham in 2001
and then we broke up :(
and then a decade later, we got back together :)
and Emetic records re-released this on both CD and vinyl in 2011
and several years later, Throne records asked to re-re-release it on vinyl only
and then we broke up again :(
and now we have a pile of records to sell :)?

Convenient gatefold design makes joint rolling a cinch!

Recorded at a frequency imperceptible to the ears of child clowns!

Makes ♥ a ♥ great ♥ Valentine's ♥ day ♥ gift ♥!

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Recorded September 5, 1996. Originally released in 1997 on a split 7" with Black Army Jacket on Reservoir Records, as a bonus in issue #2 of Monkeybite Apezine. intro sample taken from the film "Planet of the Apes" (1968). Outro sample taken from the film "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" (1972)

lyrics

Empire of shit, decaying. Human Existence: a step in the wrong direction, nature's worst mistake. I try to understand: Why does man see himself as the king of the Earth? It's so clear to see the human is primitive. Life has a purpose beyond its usefulness to human. I strain to dream of a world unhindered by human being. The sooner man destroys himself, the sooner life on Earth will finally be at peace.

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from Failing Early, Failing Often, released December 13, 2001
Russ plays his guitar
Gary does bass and also guitar, and all of the grunting
Chiyo is drum

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