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KevinBaecon
April 24th 2016


263 Comments


man ur lame

someguest
April 24th 2016


30126 Comments


I hope they continue to censor everything just to spite you.

owen
April 24th 2016


5146 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

For a moment I though this was the comment section of the new album

someguest
April 24th 2016


30126 Comments


It must suck not being able to read.

DeadGuy
April 24th 2016


1201 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

**** *** ****

demigod!
April 24th 2016


49620 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

new album is actuallyboring as fuk

DeadGuy
April 25th 2016


1201 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

yea stza is running out of ideas

combatwounds
April 25th 2016


8 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

a real classic, i've been listening to this on and off for the past ten years and it stands the test of time.

zakalwe
September 11th 2016


39145 Comments


Tasteful

ZippaThaRippa
October 24th 2016


10671 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Operation Move is fuckin sick.

ZippaThaRippa
October 25th 2016


10671 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Why can't every song be like that song

Deathconscious
May 15th 2019


27370 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

this is cool.

frozencarl
December 8th 2019


1680 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

operation move rules hard, but so do the ska parts lol

JayEnder
December 8th 2019


20151 Comments


that band name haha incredible

deathschool
May 26th 2020


28683 Comments


Damn, Clear Channel actually rules hard. Need to check this.

SlothcoreSam
November 12th 2020


6233 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

RIP Alec Baillie



Leftover Crack Statement



It is with a heavy heart we regret to share the passing of our bandmate, bass-player & friend Alec Baillie on Tuesday morning. Along with guitarist/vocalist Scott Sturgeon, Alec was a co-founding member of the bands No Commercial Value, and the Crack Rock Steady Seven. Most notably are his contributions to the bands Choking Victim & Leftover Crack, co-writer of many songs such as: "5-Finger Discount", "Fuck America", “Operation MOVE”, “Nazi White Trash” & “Life is Pain”. His work over the course of time enabled him to travel the world, along with band mates Brad Logan, Don Morris, Ezra Kire & Al Rosenberg. He was a brother to us and endeared himself to those that he worked and toured with over the past 25 years.

This loss cuts so deep that we are left in a state of shock & confusion as to how to proceed forward. In these hardest of times, it is easy to lose sight of the goodness in people & the world, & too easy to fall prey to depression & the pitfalls that can join it. We ask for people to please keep his family and friends in your hearts right now, and allow us & each other the kindness & space to process this painful loss. And most of all, please keep yourselves & each other safe & try to be sensitive to those that might be having a harder time than most during this dark winter. Don’t be afraid to reach out to others. There are always people that need to help others in order to value themselves. Alec surely was one of them.

Please use these resources, or feel free to post additional resources (national or local) in the comments to help keep our community safe:

Suicide Hotline (call or text): 800-273-8255

SAMHSA (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration): 800-622-4357

With Love,

Leftover Crack

frozencarl
November 13th 2020


1680 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

holy shit, i was just playing leftover crack for my roommates not two hours ago. RIP

StreetlightRock
November 14th 2020


4017 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

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demigod!
November 14th 2020


49620 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

blows ass. Man I came so close to seeing them a year ago and now fuc

Spec
March 10th 2021


39654 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

i didn't know there was an album after this and i preferred it that way after hearing it



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