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Small Arms Dealer - 06-07 (USA)

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  1. Alex1317

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    Small Arms Dealer is a band based out of Long Island NY specializing in durable, high-quality, low-profile weaponry, ideal for a wide range of applications spanning from self-protection to corporate hit to making your ears a bit tender. Formed in the Spring of 2004, a new age in partying/dancing/vomitus was ushered in. Don't be alarmed. Your senses will adjust shortly, and you'll come to realize you can't live without the security of your trusty peacemaker strapped to your ribs. Prepare to rock and roll.

    http://www.smallarmsdealer.net/

    Small Arms Dealer — 2007 — Patron Saint Of Disappointment

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    Band: Small Arms Dealer
    Album: Patron Saint Of Disappointment
    Year: 2007
    Genre: Punk Rock
    Lable: Deep Elm Records
    Country: USA, Long Island
    Bitrate: 192 kbit
    Size: 60,8 mb

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    Small Arms Dealer — 2006 — A Single Unifying Theory

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    Band: Small Arms Dealer
    Album: A Single Unifying Theory
    Year: 2006
    Genre: Punk Rock
    Lable: Deep Elm Records
    Country: USA, Long Island
    Bitrate: 220 (VBR) kbit
    Size: 51,2 mb

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    Small Arms Dealer Biography

    A fitting moniker if ever there was one, Long Island's Small Arms Dealer have concocted an impressive melodic punk Molotov with their debut, A Single Unifying Theory. Incendiary guitars collide with a steam train drum rumble as memorable, hook-doused refrains prepared in a style that's linked to Jawbox, Hot Water Music, and labelmates Latterman invade your consciousness. It's no coincidence that Phil Douglas of the aforementioned recorded, mixed, and mastered this winner of a disc. Gruff pipes courtesy of frontman Jason Lubrano give thick-riffed numbers like "Tonight... on a Very Special Episode," "Scumbagsville, CT," and "A Fire in the Mine" a persuasive touch. But straight-up punk aside, SAD do edgy, rock-based material just as convincingly, as evidenced by "Baby's Too High to Drive Tonight" and "Pagansong." Only the folksy "My Headlocks Are (Crazy)" is questionable, if only because Lubrano's gravelly voice is an ill fit for the strumming and affable female harmonies that engulf it. That aside, this is an explosive effort. ~ John D. Luerssen, All Music Guide

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  2. SleazeJunkie

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