Pg99 - Document 5
Review by Duvan Vargas
Document 5 by Pg99 is a powerful and intense album that showcases the band's unique blend of hardcore punk, post-hardcore, and screamo. From the opening track "No. 4" to the closing song "The Lonesome Waltz of Leonard Cohen," the album is a non-stop barrage of heavy riffs, frenzied drumming, and raw vocals.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Life in a Box," which features haunting guitar melodies and emotional lyrics that deal with themes of isolation and despair. Another highlight is "The Hollowed Out Chest of a Dead Horse," which starts off with a slow, brooding intro before exploding into a furious, headbanging chorus.
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: pg99-document-5.rar- MP3 size: 126.4 mb
- FLAC size: 612.8 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Murder, Conductor | ||
| Sounds Of Gravesites (-Upturned) | ||
| Ruiner Of Life | ||
| By the Fireplace in White | ||
| Comedy Of Christ | ||
| Skin Pack | ||
| By The Fireplace In White | ||
| Humans With Forked Tongues | ||
| Hotel Nevada 1982 | ||
| Humans with Forked Tongues | ||
| My Application To Heaven... | ||
| Ruiner of Life | ||
| Sounds of Gravesites (-upturned) | ||
| Comedy of Christ | ||
| My Application to Heaven... | ||
| (................) |
Video
Pg. 99 Comedy of Christ
Pg.99 - Document #5 LP
Images
Catalog Numbers
REP 046Labels
Reptilian RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- CD
- Album
- Reissue
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Artwork By | Carlos Batts |
| Engineer | Drew |
| Photography | Fil |
| Recorded By | Drew, Mike |
| Computers By | The Left Hand |
| Front Cover By | Carlos Batts |
| Photography By | Fil |
Notes
- "Ruiner of life" and "Comedy of christ" are switched on the back of the CD.
- Limited to a run of 2,000 copies and is out of print.
- Seems to be a reissue since the copyright on the back says 2002. No visible barcode.
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Matrix / Runout:About Pg99
American hardcore / screamo band from Sterling, Virginia active from 1997 to 2003. Shortly reunited in August 2011 for two shows. Currently reunited again for more shows.
Members:
- vocals (Documents #1-13)
- vocals, (most) artwork (Documents #1-13)
- guitar (Documents #1-13)
- guitar (Documents #1-9, 12-13)
- guitar (Documents #3-10)
- guitar (Documents #12-13)
- drums (Documents #1-13)
- bass (Documents #1-4?)
- bass (Documents #5?-8)
- bass (Documents #8-13)
- bass (Documents #9, 12-13), guitar (Document #10)
- bass (Document #10)
- noise (Documents #3-5?)
Name Vars
- Pageninetynine
- Pg. 99
Members
- Chris Taylor
- Cory Stevenson
- T.L. Smoot
- Jonathan Moore
- Brandon Evans
- George Crum
- Jeff
- Mike Taylor
- Kevin Longendyke
- Mike Casto
- Johnny Ward
- Blake Midgette
- Mike Widman
Summary by Duvan Vargas
Comments
dude. is this shot at st. andrews in college park, md?
Terrifying in a wonderful way.
sounds a bit too pitched up...
i love pg.99 to death, but i dont think it was necessary when they had 2 bass players.
so fucking cool
i like walking through walls
I can't even express how incredible this is. The breakdown in By the fire place in white is so amazing, such a build-up
Best
(................) is my fav pg99 song by far
Everyone loves every salivating administers table of spirit and match making. Follow zero scale. Sick? You’re your own wind millzer
based album
skramz gang, screamo gang
skramz gang, screamo gang
かっこよすぎる
Amazing. Much better than document #8 imo
Masterpiece. This and doc.8 i cant choose a better.
The live show was being kissed by god personally
The live show was being kissed by god personally
just fyi, Ruiner of Life comes before Comedy of Christ in the tracklist
This is boring.
Med grade precursor to sing with drawl and rites of metronomic packet inspiration? Is it the incident sick? Or are you people-well
3:44
Sound of Gravesites is just ridiculous
Hmmm. never realized how similar early screamo was to grindcore. too many years wasted sticking to the grind guns
I wonder if track 2 is where liferuiner got their name
This was their best release. All the bands with ex- members and the side projects were good too.
