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green iS the color of dead white men

by Barely Free Partial Prisoners

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1.
Dominique and Rooster Jake - Sea 02:21
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2.
Rooster and the Coop - A Witch's Tale 02:04
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3.
Rooster - Missles in Air 00:18
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4.
Rooster and The Skekses (Dom and Ellen) - it's like 04:16
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Cras and Rooster - FILL NO BLANK SPACE 03:27
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Reverend Doctor Mason Bilderberg - Pee Be Are you fucking serious? 01:13
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Pete Stein, Sean Arnold, Coop. Dominique and Rooster - Waiting in the Rain 03:13
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8.
City Don't Think 02:11
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Rikshaw, DJ CREEP SNEAKLY - Creep Sneakly Freestyle 02:24
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Garden Plot Jackals - Tin Foil Crown 04:18
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11.
Pete Stein - Pete's Phone Interference 00:14
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12.
Makin Sense of My Senses 00:45
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13.
Reverend Doctor Mason Bilderberg - War of Loneliness 02:57
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14.
Andy and Jake Cohen - iS iS, was and will be iS 04:20
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15.
Dominique Hamilton - Creak of Wood 01:40
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13-15 tracks, depending on which version Jake handed you, of home recordings of the earliest concept of Barely Free Partial Prisoners. About 9 or so people contributed creatively to this project, and it is presented here as artifact and not fact. Our stories continue to develop, even as we've acquired better recording gear and more instruments, mostly synths, we've become a splinter cell all across these United Snakes, with plans of constant creativity and maximum playfulness. This is as important as any music we've made, because we made this first. Fuck the Pigs and keep on keepin the fuck on. Cock a doodle doo.
NOW AVAILABLE FREE ONLINE WITH BONUS FEATURES! DON'T FORGET THE ZINE PDF FOR ALL OUR HARD EARNED, SOFT SPOKEN NUGGETS.

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released April 15, 2009

Rooster Jake recorded all of the tracks into one of those shitty dell laptops that they use to save the world in 90s movies. You can tell. The zine attached as a pdf credits everyone involved in this project thoroughly, but it does not go without saying that all the places we traveled and all the people we met after having produced this in our hometown of St. Louis. MO made it all so worth it to have even tried. No one ever told us, "this sounds as good as Outkast" but they did give us all the love we could take with us, and memories of places worth never forgetting.

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collective of musicians based in St. Louis, MO.
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