Bomb The Music Industry! - Album Minus Band. album mp3

Bomb the Music Industry! (commonly abbreviated as BtMI!) was a band from Baldwin, Nassau County, New York. They wrote, produced, recorded, and distributed all of their music under the leadership of songwriter and producer Jeff Rosenstock. Rosenstock and several other contributors were previously members of The Arrogant Sons of Bitches. As that band was breaking up, Rosenstock recorded the first BtMI! song, "Sweet Home Cananada," using his PowerBook's built-in microphone

Release Date: February 1, 2005. For a while this made me think "well, I have no reason to write music 'cause who's gonna play i. After giving up for a couple of months, I started working on a few cover songs including Harvey Danger's "Pike St. - Park Slope. It was a lot of fun to take someone else's ideas and try and make them my own, and since those songs were already on other records I could play around with them and make my own versions and stuff and even if it sucked there was already far better versions of these songs elsewhere.

Track Listing: 1. Blow Your Brains Out On Live TV!!! 2. Does Your Face Hurt? No? 'Cause It's Killing Me!!! 3. It Ceases To Be "Whining" If You're Still "Shitting" Blood 4. Big Plans of Sleeping In 5. I'm A Panic Bomb, Baby! 6. Sweet Home Cananada 7. Funcoland vs. the Southern Electorate 8. Ready. No!!! 9. I'm Too Cooooooooool For Music 10. Pike St. - Park Slope (Harvey Danger) 11. Frrreeeeeeeee biiiiiiirrrrrrd!!! Frrrreeeeeeeeeeeeee biiiiiiiiirrrd!!!! 12. Future 8. FRRREEEEEEEEE BIIIIIIIRRRRRRD!!!

Send "Bomb The Music Industry!" Ringtones to your Cell. Album: Album Minus Band. Bomb The Music Industry! - Album Minus Band Album Lyrics. 1. Does Your Face Hurt?

Future 86 - Bomb the Music Industry! Say the word, and I’ll put my guitar down I’ll be sad, but at least we’ll both get laid We’ll start to fight when I start to resent you, and we’ll both agree the thought was nice but I should not have stayed. Read. e. o!!! by Bomb the Music Industry! I never cried at movies and now I cry at the Simpsons.

Coming off the heels of their debut disc Album Minus Band which very much kept alive the ideas of do it yourself, Bomb the Music Industry sought out to continue making music by immediately beginning to write for To Leave or Die in Long Island which would cement their reputation as not only being consistent in releases, but staying true to their style. For instance, they offer their 3 albums for free at shows as long as people bring blank Cd's. How do they have the rights to their music and the ability to do what they wish with what they have made" Self producing it helps, being on the roster of Quote Unquote Records.