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Words: Loren • December 25, 2014

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Tony Marquez (Post Teens)

SPB: What is your favorite all-time record (and why)?

Marquez: I've never been a person who can truthfully name a "favorite" record because I'm constantly finding new (and old) records that blow my mind. But music has always been important to me. While growing up in Miami (in the mid ‘90s) I came across a bunch of bands that really made a big impact on my life. It's actually a very underrated scene. Here's 5 local Miami 7"s that caught me back then and that I still enjoy quite a bit:

AGAINST ALL AUTHORITY / THE PIST - split 7" (the PIST are not from Miami but still great!)
CHICKENHEAD - Everything must go 7"
FLOOR - s/t 7"
LOS CANADIANS - The Kids are Alroot 7"
PIN KAI - Greasy Kid Stuff 7"

Fuck it, let's make it 6 records.

THE CRUMBS - I Fell in Love with an Alien Girl 7"

Loren • December 25, 2014

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