#math sheet demos

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Alexisonfire - Math Sheet Demos full album 

the old, the good shit.

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This is a recording of a young and fearless Alexisonfire - long before we became extremely calculated in our approach to creating music. We recorded this thing on the cheap, in a basement, in Niagara Falls Ontario. We burned copies and wrapped them in our drummer's grade 12 math notes. Screamo with a free lesson in basic trig. I have no idea how many exist. Maybe 200 were made and who knows how many survived. It's hard for me to say a lot of nice things about this recording. When I hear it I think back to a time before we were jaded by criticism, before sound checks, before we held the sick pleasure in our guts of the van and the road, and the kitchen floors, and bathrooms laden with pubes and filth, and London Heathrow airport, and the Indian Ocean in our hair, and alcoholism, and main stage Reading and Leeds, and a revolving door of guitar techs/tour managers/merch dudes etc, and very boring shows in Paris, and getting kicked out because we were shirtless, snowed in, taking the ferry to Victoria, Brisbane at dusk, the sky filled with flying foxes, watching middle aged business men buy drinks for transvestites in New Orleans, and shows after shows for ever and ever. Stage and lights and sweat and joy and boredom and laughter and inevitable collapse. We were untouched, fresh out of highschool, languishing in menial jobs and we made this piece of shit and it changed our lives forever. Quite the ride.

Liner notes from the vinyl pressing of Math Sheet Demos, written by George Pettit.

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This is a recording of a young and fearless Alexisonfire - long before we became extremely calculated in our approach to creating music. We recorded this on the cheap, in a basement, in Niagara Fall Ontario. We burned and wrapped them in our drummers grade 13 math notes. Screamo with a free lesson in basic trig. I have no idea how many exist. Maybe 200 were made and who knows how many survived.

It's hard for me to say a lot of nice things about this recording, When I heart it I think back to a time before we were jaded by criticism, before sound checks, before we had the sick pleasure in our guts of the van and the road, and the kitchen floors, and the bathrooms laden with pubes and filth, and London Heathrow airport, and the Indian ocean in our hair, and alcoholism, and main stage reading and leeds, and a revolving door of guitar techs/tour managers/merch dudes ETC, and very boring shows in Paris, and getting kicked out because we were shirtless, snowed in, taking the ferry to Victoria, Brisbane at dusk, the sky filled with flying foxes, watching middle ages business men buy drinks for transvestites in New Orleans, and shows after shows after shows for ever and ever, stage and lights and sweat and joy and boredom and laughter and inevitable collapse. We were untouched, fresh out of Highschool, languishing menial jobs and we made this piece and it changed our lives forever.   Quite the ride

-George

Liner notes from the math sheet demos.

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Math Sheet Demos

"This is a recording of a young and fearless Alexisonfire - Long before we became extremely calculated in our approach to creating music. We recorded this thing on the cheap, in a basement, in Niagara Falls Ontario. We burned copies and wrapped them in our drummer's grade 12 math notes. Screamo with a free lesson in basic trig. I have no idea how many exist. Maybe 200 were made and who knows how many survived.

It's hard for me to say a lot of nice things about this recording, when I hear it I think back to a time before we were jaded by criticism, before sound checks, before we held the sick pleasure in our guts of the van and the road, and the kitchen floors, and bathrooms laden with pubes and filth, and London Heathrow Airport, and the Indian ocean in our hair, and alcoholism, and main stage Reading and Leeds, and a revolving door of guitar techs/tour managers/merch dudes ETC, and very boring shows in Paris, and getting kicked out because we were shirtless, snowed in, taking the ferry to Victoria, Brisbane at dusk, the sky filled with flying foxes, watching middle aged business men buy drinks for transvestites in New Orleans, and shows after shows for ever and ever. Stage and lights and sweat and joy and boredom and laughter and inevitable collapse. We were untouched, fresh out of highschool, languishing in menial jobs and we made this piece of shit and it changed our lives forever. Quite the ride." - George --------- Picked up the Alexisonfire - Math Sheet Demos 10" today for Record Store Day. Limited to 1,000 world wide so I'm ridiculously thankful to have gotten my hands on a copy. Insanely thankful to have best friends working in record stores and the fact that there were no cops on the highways today. I was prepared to punch the other kid in the face for this. Luckily it didn't come to that.