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Black Ink

by: Brendan Themes

Brendan Themes

Publication date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00

Usage: Music Sharing License

Topics: Folk/Rock

Angsty-pants acoustic punk/rock/folk album about the sublime and the stupid.

Notes

Written, Performed, Recorded, Programmed, Engineered, and Produced by Brendan Themes. © 2004, Brendan Themes. Special Thanks to Ross Mitchell. Presented in Glorious Mono.

FLAC and VBR MP3 torrents of the album are also available.

Visit my site if you're so inclined.

Addeddate: 2004-06-01 17:34:47

Ia_orig__runtime: 17.7 minutes

Identifier: blackink

Run time: 17:42

Source: Brendan Themes

Taped by: Brendan Themes

Type: sound

Year: 0000

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Reviewer: notfromconcentrate420 - - June 7, 2005
Subject: woo hoo

I like this guy a lot, he's got some good shit, but every single one of my files is cut off short. Did anyone else have this problem or know what i should do? I definitly like what i hear but its pretty annoying to only hear some of every song.

Reviewer: phishprana - - April 28, 2005
Subject: Nice.

Very reminiscient of Taking Back Sunday-esque when they are acoustic. Nice relaxation compared to the abnoxious incessant ramblings of the modern 'punk movement' *cough* *cough* 'green day' 'offspring' 'blink 182' etc...It's nice to hear that there is still creativity in modern music. Fight the corporate mold.!!

Reviewer: JeremyW - - March 8, 2005
Subject: Awesome

This was my first Creative Commons music download. I happened across it as the result of a comment I read somewhere on the vast Internet. I must say that I love this album. I listen to it on a regular basis and never tire of the music.

Reviewer: Brodiet - - January 20, 2005
Subject: Good Licks, Bad Voice

These are great songs with a distinct and original sound, but the singer's voice has that generic, adolecent, nasaly voice a la Green Day and every other punk band I've ever heard. A bit of a let down for me.

Reviewer: protokol - - January 20, 2005
Subject: Great stuff

Love it. Must have.

Reviewer: Tribe - - September 6, 2004
Subject: Very, very Good!

Impressive...nice rockin' rhythm on acoustic! Worth many downloads...best I've heard here in a while.

Tribe

Reviewer: moretree5 - - August 20, 2004
Subject: I love it, especially towards the end

Have you ever been called greenday on acoustic? But seriously, you can be big because labels are always looking for an exciting and distinct sound. I also play acoustic rock and good for you to buck the trend of going electric.

Reviewer: pt - - August 3, 2004
Subject: dang punky, dang poppy, dang good

This is one of my favorite items in the open source audio collection. The discription is apt, so if it sounds like your kind of thing check it out. You'll probably love it.

Reviewer: Jonathan Aizen - - July 30, 2004
Subject: pretty rad

good stuff. home made lo-fi acoustic action at its best. the vocals remind of my favorite pop punk singers. give it a listen.

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