[QUOTE=TakeWarning]Only 4 more days until it comes out here![/QUOTE]

Its out in Australia atm
Im guna buy it tomorrow
will try to post info on it asap

What "info" are you gonna post, that we don't already have? =/

[QUOTE=rialb]Its out in Australia atm
Im guna buy it tomorrow
will try to post info on it asap[/QUOTE]
It is? S[SIZE=2]h[/SIZE]it I'd better go to the market tomorrow.

"Today is the release of our new record “Potemkin City Limits” which would be really exciting if everyone didn’t already have it jagged off the internet"-The Rod ...haha.

I bought the album today and I really like it. Definitely not as good as TETA, but awesome none the less.

[QUOTE=Teeb]"Today is the release of our new record “Potemkin City Limits” which would be really exciting if everyone didn’t already have it jagged off the internet"-The Rod ...haha.

I bought the album today and I really like it. Definitely not as good as TETA, but awesome none the less.[/QUOTE]
It is better than TETA. I think.

This is a sexy picture of chris. :lol:

[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v352/lynchme/chris.jpg[/url]

what the hell matt...

Can someone hook me up? My email address if [email]mistergroovy1023@gmail.com[/email] and my AIM is MisterGroovy1023.

Really good album. Bought it after school today. My favorite on the album is Life at Disconnect

[QUOTE=Skrunnch]Yes, just not the east coast.[/QUOTE]
They are bastards for that.

AHHHHH I love the West Coast.:)

Mmhmm.

[QUOTE=lynch_me]This is a sexy picture of chris. :lol:

[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v352/lynchme/chris.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]
That would look better with whipped cream.

I can trade this album for others via AIM.
Voodoo Child3033

I bought the cd today and im listening to it right now, its been alright so far but maybe i'll find it better with more listens.

[QUOTE=screamOUTpunk]I bought the cd today and im listening to it right now, its been alright so far but maybe i'll find it better with more listens.[/QUOTE]
I will Trust me. When I first TETA I thought it was typical and boring, and now I t's one of my favourites, and the same happened with this new album. give it time grasshopper.

I got it yesterday. It fuc[SIZE="2"]k[/SIZE]ing owns.

After a few listens none of the tracks really stand out to me

I reckon Track 1(I forget the name), Track 12 and Die Jugend Maschiert. Not stand out like Purina Hall of Fame or Back To The Motor Leauge did, but still standy-out-ish.

bringer of greater things is one of that songs that stands out

otherwise iteration fixed frequencies

Propagandhi gets better with every album. Loved How to Clean Everything, Less Talk was even better, TETA was ****ing amazing, and I think PCL is just as good, quite possibly better than TETA. I was fortunate enough to have to review it for the college radio station (still in training) about 2 weeks ago, and it hasn't left my playlist since.

[QUOTE=Bicuspid]Propagandhi gets better with every album. Loved How to Clean Everything, Less Talk was even better, TETA was ****ing amazing, and I think PCL is just as good, quite possibly better than TETA. I was fortunate enough to have to review it for the college radio station (still in training) about 2 weeks ago, and it hasn't left my playlist since.[/QUOTE]
123. Except IMO How to Clean Everything> Less Talk More Rock. And welcome to the forums.

Thanks. Hoping I finally found a good forum to discusss punk, where the latest trends in the genre aren't felated beyond belief.

[QUOTE=Bicuspid]Thanks. Hoping I finally found a good forum to discusss punk, where the latest trends in the genre aren't felated beyond belief.[/QUOTE]
I'll felate [i]you[/i] beyond belief for a small sum of money, however.

You better! I'm poor, and that money could easily go towards Ramen!

[QUOTE=FatPete]I'll felate [i]you[/i] beyond belief for a small sum of money, however.[/QUOTE]

lolol


I like HTCE over every other album but I still love them all being HTCE > TETA > PCL very close and LTMR.

Here's the review I wrote for it for a SoCal magazine. I could have made it three times as long, but I was told to keep it under 200 words (which I didn't do).

Most people I know think of Propagandhi as that skate-punk band that sort of sounds like NOFX but are more political. How 1993. Since then Propagandhi has gradually left their skate-punk sound behind, maturing into a more hardcore/metal influenced punk sound that resulted in their last record “Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes.” On first listen, “Potemkin City Limits” sounded just a little more mellow and a little less inspired than their last effort, but after reading over some of the best political/issue-based lyrics I have ever read and giving the CD a few spins, this one has grown on me like mold on the cheese I left on the counter last week. Bassist/Vocalist Todd “The Rod” Kowalski has a greater presence on this one and takes the reins on one of my favorites, “Bringer of Greater Things”. Not only does he actually sing on this one instead of his normal screaming, but they’ve thrown in a Hammond Organ, something I never thought I’d hear Propagandhi utilize. The reason I love the song so much is because it shows how, although it’s more subtle this time, Propagandhi have once again tried something new and completely succeeded. “Potemkin City Limits” will be in my CD player until those assholes at Big Wheel ask for it back.

I guess I'll check this out. Any recommended songs?

[QUOTE=Sweboy]I guess I'll check this out. Any recommended songs?[/QUOTE]
Bringer of Greater Things
Die Jugend Marschiert
A Speculative Fiction
Life at Disconnect

and the rest of the album.

[QUOTE=PunkLoserKid]After a few listens none of the tracks really stand out to me[/QUOTE] 123!! I got this cd today and TETA kills it but it is an alright album.....maybe after another 10 listens I will like it a bit more, i can only hope :thumb: