Old
3C Digital Jukebox
One MP3 from each of our releases is provided here for your listening
pleasure. The files
have been kept small to download easily, and they're not as high-quality
as those you'd buy online, but you're welcome to keep them. We hope you
enjoy the songs, and please use the provided links to purchase our digital
releases. Thanks.
Play
Track 24 | "Revolver"
Vena Cava, self-titled CDR
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Track 23 | "Pardon The Morning"
Mike
Hagen, The Ballad of Fungobat CDR
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Track 22 | "Lonely Heart" (Peck
of Snide) Various Artists, Twenty One and Hungover CDR
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Track 21 | "Seven Years"
Ron
House, Obsessed CD
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Track 20 | "20 or 30 People"
Ron
House, New Wave as the Next Guy CD
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Track 19 | "Internet is Just Bad Pot"
Thomas
Jefferson Slave Apartments, No Old Guy Lo Fi Cry CD
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Track 18 | "RnR Hall of Fame"
Thomas
Jefferson Slave Apartments, Bait and Switch CD
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Track 17 | "Bottle Island"
Thomas
Jefferson Slave Apartments, You Lookin' For Treble? CD
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Track 16 | "The Way She Runs a Fever" (Live, Pop
Shop, Cleveland, 1983)
Great Plains, Slaves to Rock N Roll CDR
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Track 15 | "We Are Carloadbuyers"
The New Normal, The Sprightly Sounds of The New Normal CDR
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Track 14 | "Pizza You"
Shades of Al Davis, Midwest Peace Talks Vols.1, 2 CD
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Track 13 | "Everyone Is Wrong"
Saint Paul & His Coalition of the Willing, Everyone Is Wrong CDR
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Track 12 | "Radio City"
Fungobat, Greatest Hits Vol.1 CDR
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Track 11 | "Still There's Hope"
Log, Logjammin' CDR
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Track 10 | "Black Sox Scandal"
Great Plains, Live
at the Electric Banana, Pittsburgh, 1985 CDR
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Track 09 | "Hollywood Years"
Log Almighty CD
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Track 08 | "Ahab's Leg"
Shades of Al Davis CDR
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Track 07 | "My Evil Friend"
Log, The Early Years CDR
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Track 06 | "Toward Picturesque"
Paul Nini, Life in These United States CD
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Track 05 | "No Beginning, No End"
Peck of Snide, Moot CD
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Track 04 | "Po Mo Fo PO Folks"
Great Plains, Cornflakes CDR
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Track 03 | "Vague Uncertainties"
Paul Nini, The Mannerist Age CDR
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Amazon
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Track 02 | "Old 3C"
Great Plains, Length of Growth 1981-89,
2-CDR retrospective set
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Track 01 | "Reference"
Log, Auto Fire Life CD
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to play the Columbus radio show that profiled the Log Almighty release.
How to purchase Old 3C downloads
Old 3C works with the good folks at IODA
to supply MP3s and other downloadable audio files to
a wide variety of on-line vendors, including Apple iTunes, eMusic,
and the Amazon
MP3 store. Please visit these vendors (or many others out there
in cyberspace) to get your legal download on. Viva la capitalism y'all.
Here's where we provide some answers to your burning and insightful questions.
1) Why the heck don't you have any more Great Plains 2-CD sets? Well, that's a long story. Basically, we licensed that release to Nu Gruv Alliance (in SF) to manufacture and distribute. Things went pretty well for a while, but then they went out of business and destroyed all their stock -- without giving any of us labels the opportunity to get our grubby hands on our releases. So, we have none to sell, and those retail folks that did order the release seem to be all out too. And yes, indie-rock is a very scummy business, and you'd be well-advised to stay away from it. Final note: we've now made this release available as a 2-CDR set, so order away, punk.
2) What's with the CDR releases -- too cheap to do real pressings? My you are perceptive, aren't you? The answer here is also potentially long-winded, so let's just say that working with small one-stop distributors that have a thousand other obscure releases to sell has proven less-than-profitable for us. If we could actually get decent national distribution, we would do larger pressings. But as that's not likely at this time, we'll mostly stick with the small-edition CDR releases (along with some larger-scaled releases). Besides, quality is always more important that quantity -- don't you agree? Another final note: you can get all of our stuff on-line anyhow, which is much better than going to the mall or some such thing.
3) Where did the Old 3C name come from? If you were a Great Plains fan, you'd know the answer to that question. It is the name of Ohio's state route that used to connect Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati prior to the now truck-infested interstates. You figure it out from there.
4) Can I send you a demo of by my rockin' band? Hey, we can't stop you -- but shouldn't you be sending that to a real label?
Got any other questions? Please send them to Paul Nini at info@old3c.com.
