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Jack Spaar CD SE10 In February 2007 at our

Jack Spaar CD SE10 In February 2007 at ourHow do you like your rap? Psychotic and disturbing? Influenced by both Juvenile and Ratt? Full of noise and 808s? Then this is your joint right here. Full length album with music produced by Portland (via St. Louis) based dusted beatsmith Doug Surreal with raps and artwork by the one and only Aaron Horkey. Also features contributions from Andrew Broder, Mike 2600, and St. Paul's own Pizza Boys.

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In February 2007 at our First Amendment Arts gallery

we've decided to put together an all-new color scheme of this design (featuring metallic gold ink

Just give us the dough and nobody gets hurt

printed to perfection by Ben LaFond and Wes Winship

) screenprint based on one of Baizley's watercolor paintings for the band (their name translates to CHOKEHOLD in English)

Jack Spaar CD SE10 In February 2007 at ourHow do you like your rap? Psychotic and disturbing? Influenced by both Juvenile and Ratt? Full of noise and 808s? Then this is your joint right here. Full length album with music produced by Portland (via St. Louis) based dusted beatsmith Doug Surreal with raps and artwork by the one and only Aaron Horkey. Also features contributions from Andrew Broder, Mike 2600, and St. Paul's own Pizza Boys.

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