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Premiere: The Tim Version bonus EP

Posted by Loren on August 14, 2014

Premiere: The Tim Version bonus EP
The Tim Version - Ordinary Life

Scene Point Blank is excited to premiere the bonus companion EP for The Tim Version’s upcoming Ordinary Life full-length. The 7”, streaming below, is available with pre-orders from No Idea Records and will be for sale at their upcoming record release show also. It contains 3 songs in addition to the 12 song full-length.

The Tim Version are a Tampa, FL 4-piece playing hoarse vocal punk that claims influence from The Replacements, Radon, Motorhead, and classic country.

Ordinary Life is scheduled to release next month. The Tim Version last released Decline of the Southern Gentleman in 2008.

LP Track Listing:
1. For the Birds
2. Hello, Waterface
3. A Dream About Dean's Dream
4. Holidays and Birfdays
5. Funny Movies
6. The Future of Humanity is Dogs
7. Plague Dogs
8. Men of Compromise
9. Red Wine Party
10. The Yuckface Symbol
11. Die in Yer Sleep
12. Fish Oar Die

7" Track Listing:
1. Trust Fund Economics
2. Horse Sense
3. Mentally Ill

Premiere: The Tim Version bonus EP
The Tim Version - Ordinary Life

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