Camaro Crotch Triple LP Picture Disc, by Camaro Crotch

Camaro Crotch Triple LP Picture Disc

by Camaro Crotch

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1.	The Madness Begins 00:32
2.	The Madness Continues 01:48	buy track
3.	The Madness Reigns Supreme 01:33	buy track
4.	The Madness Will Eat Your Mind 01:25	buy track
5.	The Madness Is Unstopable 02:00	buy track
6.	The Madness Does Not End 00:36
7.	The Madness Is Madness 01:53	buy track
8.	The Madness Is Unabated 00:10
9.	The Madness Dominates Forever 01:37	buy track
10.	The Madness Will Crush The Sun 00:44	buy track
11.	The Madness Owns Your Soul 00:43	buy track
12.	The Madness Is Unrelenting 01:34	buy track
13.	The Madness Drove Us Crazy 02:16	buy track
14.	The Madness Will Be Relived 00:30
15.	Camaro Crotch will NEVER DIE 00:58	buy track

about

Rising out of the suburbs of cobb county, georgia like a phoenix, Camaro Crotch attacked the atlanta hardcore scene during the summer of 2002.

Camaro Crotch as a band truly did not care what "the scenesters" thought and just went ahead and shredded everything in their path.

Camaro Crotch were Adam Stroupe (Death Domain, SIDS), Josh Feigert (Wymyns Prysyn, Transvestite), Sunni Johnson (Knaves Grave, Vera Fang, Pleasure Cruise), George Asimakos (Knaves Grave, Blame Game, Gold Standard, Chopper) and Navid Amlani (Coulier).

Featured on this 3xlp picture disc is the audio testament for the chaos wrecked by Camaro Crotch. All told, there is two live shows and one demo present here which showcases Camaro Crotch's mixture of modern screamo with mid ninties melody, complete with high pitched insane chicken squack vocals.

This was limited to 100 copies! Trust us, you have to see this record to believe it!!!

All material recorded during the summer of 2002.

Tracks 1, 6, 8 and 14 are NOT available if you purchase this album.

The song titles are obviously NOT the real song titles, BUT the band never would tell Stickfigure what the correct song titles are so Stickfigure created those song titles.