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Disappear | 
| Artist: T.s.o.l.
Label: Nitro Records
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
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Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 226873
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 794171583829
EAN: 0794171583829
ASIN: B00005K9XT
Release Date: June 26, 2001
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Motivate | | • | Sodomy | | • | Crybaby | | • | Anticop | | • | Terrible People | | • | Pyro | | • | In My Head | | • | Renounce | | • | Socialite | | • | Wasted | | • | Automatic | | • | Paranoid | | • | Disappear |
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Album Description
Disappear is a brand new album from T.S.O.L. featuring original members Jack Grisham, Ron Emory, Mike Roche and newcomer Jay O'Brien on drums. Those who were not around to witness T.S.O.L. in their heyday can finally see for themselves why they've influenced an entire generation of bands like The Offspring and AFI, changed the shape of punk rock forever. This 2001 Nitro Records release features 13 tracks including Anticop & Disappear.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 Best comeback since Bad Religion's Suffer August 3, 2004
D. K. Malone (earth)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
I heard that TSOL had gotten back together and put out a new album a few years ago. Knowing that punk comebacks are often boring and sometimes even pathetic, I wasn't interested. Now I've finally checked out the album, and I must say I'm impressed. This sounds so much like early TSOL, I can hardly believe it. Most musicians seem to change their technique as the years go by, until they can't even play their own early material properly anymore. But this album sounds like TSOL could have recorded it back in the early 80s. I guess I can finally forgive them for the Change Today album and all of the utter crap that followed.
The more current TSOL album, Divided We Stand, is also good, but unfortunately doesn't seem to exhibit the classic TSOL sound.
 TSOL reappears July 17, 2001
JP (CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
TSOL has gone through numerous changes, at one point containing no original members. They've gone from old-school punk in the early 80s to metal in the late 80s. In Disappear three of the original four members, including singer Grisham, return to bring with them some of that old-school punk flavor that made them icons in the first place. I recommend buying this album, if not for the great music, for the financial support of a couple of aging punk icons.
Great January 2, 2005
Scott (CT, USA)
This was the 1st TSOL album I bought, and I bought this one not knowing many of the tracks. I think this is a great release, comparable to the early 80's material that TSOL put out. I love the track, Disappear. Pyro is pretty good too though...
Great Then and Now June 27, 2003
Charlie Crash (LA- South Bay, Black Flag County)
I've been going to TSOL shows, since back in the dey, and now with this new album(disc), it sounds as if they never skipped a beat. (The only faultering period was when they strayed and went glam/metal) "Disappear" has been in my cd player so much that there are now lasered grooves in the disc! Matt, the reviewer, ought to go see the band play live and then reasess his views. Later PUNX
Great Then and Now June 27, 2003
Charlie Crash (LA- South Bay, Black Flag County)
I've been going to TSOL shows, since back in the dey, and now with this new album(disc), it sounds as if they never skipped a beat. (The only faultering period was when they strayed and went glam/metal) "Disappear" has been in my cd player so much that there are now lasered grooves in the disc! Matt, the reviewer, ought to go see the band play live and then reasess his views. Later PUNX
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