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Quicksand - Manic Compression LP (red vinyl)

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Manic Compression remains Quicksand's defining statement and a cornerstone of 1990s post-hardcore.

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TRACKS:

1. Backward
2. Delusional
3. Divorce
4. Simpleton
5. Skinny (It's Overflowing)
6. Thorn in My Side
7. Landmine Spring
8. Blister
9. Brown Gargantuan
10. East 3rd St.
11. Supergenius
12. It Would Be Cooler If You Did

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