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Feel Free To Fuck Me

by Marax

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1.
Merzbow With A Hangover 07:24
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Hed 04:06
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Suffering Is You 02:38
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Hatred / the primitive aggression / it lingers on into everyday / Bastards / in my life / taking away / making insecure decisions / Linking themselves to my own will / it's this / controlling mass / We must break free / punitive assholes / make decisions / force opinions on me / making life more difficult to control / and convey my thoughts / it is but utter bullshit / feel the need to back away / from such slanderous bullshit / in your own life / take it in your own way / break free / from their callous notions / one track minds / is all they obey / Suffering is you / never again / life must be free / never take the chance / it must all start with you
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Dangerously Sober 08:47
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Kitty Cat 16:04
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Bastardized and Baptized 04:52
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Donald Gaskins 07:45
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177252 06:39
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Self Inflected Wound 04:03
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Dorment 04:03
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Bedsores 04:36
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Outro 01:28

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The first Marax cassette (C90) release, originally limited to 25 pieces, came in a handmade wooden crate that had to be pried open to get to the tape.

Re-release limited to 100 CDrs in 2003 on Crucial Blast

Tracks "Self Inflected Wound" "Dorment" & "Bedsores" were 1st attempts at noise, utilizing objects such as mics, screams, circular saws, distorted detuned bass guitars.

The other tracks are all creations birthed through the aid of my Tascam 414.

Enclosed with the cassette was an explanation sheet, here as follows:

"I just wanted to make up this sheet to help people who listen to this, understand more where I'm coming from. Granted, not all tracks have meaning; some are just for the pleasure of creating noise. All tracks are pretty much lo-fi recorded on a 4-track, except tracks indicated with *. These tracks are pre 4-track and it's just me with equipment and a hand held tape recorder. They are extremely raw and may tend to annoy."

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released March 1, 1999

Recorded July 18, 1998 - January 1999 at Southern Discomfort Studios
Mastered at Led Belly Sound by Matt Washburn February 1999

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Marax Carrollton, Georgia

Marax began in the summer of 1998. After a year of experimenting with sounds, field recordings & manipulated electronics, had accumulated enough material for a release, which became " Feel Free..." Over the years the transition of Marax's sound has been varied, ranging from Harsh Electronics to Dark Ambience; Power Electronics to Lo-Fi and continuing to flow between styles from release to release. ... more

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