Discography II, by Concrete Facelift (CFL)

Discography II

by Concrete Facelift (CFL)

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1.	Jacko 01:01	buy track
2.	Individual 01:01	buy track
3.	Swim 01:30	buy track
4.	Amen 00:54	buy track
5.	Juggling Swords 01:24	buy track
6.	Possessed To Skate (Suicidal Tendencies) 01:43	buy track
7.	84 00:32	buy track
8.	Early Morning Struggle 01:00	buy track
9.	Wasted Again 01:33	buy track
10.	Double Life 00:33	buy track
11.	I'm Not Done 01:40	buy track
12.	Gator 00:58	buy track
13.	Shit Don't Stink 01:00	buy track
14.	Bad Karma 01:19	buy track
15.	Loud Fast Music 01:58	buy track
16.	Sneak Attack 01:02	buy track
17.	Dust Off Your Board 00:57	buy track
18.	Human Waste 00:52	buy track
19.	Party Time! 00:49	buy track
20.	Cellar Dweller 01:52	buy track
21.	Couch Surfing 00:55	buy track
22.	Dust Off Your Board (Live on Radiobeat) 01:02	buy track
23.	Soul Skater (Live On Radiobeat) 01:13	buy track
24.	It (Live On Radiobeat) 01:41	buy track
25.	My Own Paradise (Live On Radiobeat) 01:10	buy track
26.	Party Time! (Live On Radiobeat) 00:44	buy track

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Concrete Facelift (CFL) was:
Craig Prentiss - Vocals
Jeff LeBlanc - Guitar
Tye McQuilken - Bass
Cory Bell - Drums

Dave Mazuko - Backing vocals on track 16. Guitar solo on track 9.
Carlo Freese - Drums on tour 2008 and 2nd Guitar live 2009.

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released September 15, 2017

Tracks
1, 5 and 6 - Previously Unreleased.
2,3 and 4 - From the Split 7" with Motherspeed
Recorded by Richard Marr at Galaxy Park studio in Boston MA October 2007.
Copyright Frontier Justice. - except track 6 "Possessed To Skate" by Suicidal Tendencies

7-21 - From the "Loud, Fast and Raw" LP
Music Recorded at Welfare Records. Vocals, Mixing and Mastering by Richard Marr at Galaxy Park studio in Boston MA. 2008
Copyright Frontier Justice.

22-26 Live on Radiobeat WERS Emerson College Boston MA by Matt Breen Summer 2005.

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Concrete Facelift (CFL) Worcester, Massachusetts

Concrete Facelift (CFL) 2004-2009.
The band was most known for the notoriously dangerous house venue the Maniac Mansion, as well as the Wheelchair in Worcester MA.
The band survived 2 tours, four 7" releases and a full length. CFL played with ANS, Caustic Christ, MDC, Fang, Verbal Abuse, Annihilation Time, Rat Byte, Common Enemy, Product Of Waste, Retard Strength, The Shit, Empty Grave and more ... more

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