Closet Collection, by Fight the Nucleus

Closet Collection

by Fight the Nucleus

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	1.	Conceited 02:00		buy track
	2.	Jam ONE 10:17	info	buy track

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Fight the Nucleus was a name of the musical collective and almost-band that I was part of during my Junior and Senior year in high school. These are some of the earliest recordings I have of myself playing with other people. These tracks were recorded on an old Tascam Cassette 4-track in a dingy basement. They are riddled with mistakes and tape hiss, but that's part of the reason I love them so much. This musical collective would eventually go on to become Charlie Don't Surf a few years later.

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released January 1, 2000

Frank Reber: Bass
Josh Vance: Guitar
Bryan Ayers: Drums

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