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I love when i get stuff in the mail and it has no label or lyrics or anything and the package is just some dudes address with like, runes and pentagrams and shit drawn on it, so I have no idea what it is or when I ordered it

[Take 2]
[was momentarily concerned thread 1 went the way of the Spacemen 3 b8]

Same... or maybe similar to my own experience w/most things black metal, acquiring unlabeled many-generations-duped cassettes with a generic "demo" scribbled on a torn label if I was lucky. Found recordings style, in discarded boxes curbside, at the recycling center, yard sales or in abandoned apartments, stores etc. It's kind of cool to experience music like that. Also frustrating. Also enlightening... as many bands make it abundantly clear why someone opted to not keep their record

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34oX8Fijvq8[/youtube]

I remember doing an anonymous vinyl swap on discogs or something and we both sent each other unlabeled black metal cassettes regardless of it being a vinyl swap and never spoke to each other again. Seems apt.

Olin wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34oX8Fijvq8[/youtube]

I remember doing an anonymous vinyl swap on discogs or something and we both sent each other unlabeled black metal cassettes regardless of it being a vinyl swap and never spoke to each other again. Seems apt.

That sounds like my idea of heaven.