9 Replies to “ Nixon Now More Than Ever - Various - The Big Apple - Rotten To The Core (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Big Apple - Rotten To The Core on Discogs. Label: S.I.N. Records - ORIGINAL SIN #2 • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Hardcore, Punk/5(17).

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2. Sep 18,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Big Apple Rotten To The Core Vol. 2 on Discogs/5(10).

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3. A follow-up album, The Big Apple Rotten to the Core, Vol. 2, was released five years later by the Raw Power label, and included the returning Ism, Butch Lust, The Mob and The Headlickers alongside newer bands such as Ed Gein's Car, Bunker's Boys, Slime Puppies and The Six and Violence.

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4. v/a - the big apple rotten to the core Une compilation parue en consacrée au hardcore new-yorkais produite par l'activiste hardcore Bob Sallese manager d' Ism et fondateur du label S.I.N Records.

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Big Apple: Rotten to the Core, Vol. 2 - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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6. Apr 06,  · V/A - 'The Big Apple Rotten To The Core' Compilations I never saw these comps back in the day. Just as well, since I probably wouldn't have picked them up due to the fact that I hadn't heard of most of the bands.

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7. The Big Rotten Apple trope can come into play in any story set during the city's existence (you'll also sometimes see this trope in stories set in late 19th Century/Gilded Age New York, when high crime, overcrowding and income inequality led to similar stories and situations), but this has mostly become a Dead Horse Trope unless one is doing a.

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8. Oct 24,  · A1 –Ism John Hinckley Jr. (What Has Jodie Foster Done To You?) A2 –Squirm Fuck You Brooke Shields A3 –Butch Lust And The Hypocrites Smashed Rats A4 –The Mob.

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9. Dec 28,  · "Guess What?" A little movie I made using the song "More Than Ever" by the Mike Curb Congregation, Nixon's reelection theme song.

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