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Rorschach - Protestant FLAC album


Performer: Rorschach
Genre: Rock
Title: Protestant
Country: US
Released: 2002
Style: Hardcore
Label: Gern Blandsten
Catalog Number: GERN-006
FLAC version ZIP size: 2336 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1042 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1333 mb
Rating: 4.0
Votes: 530

Tracklist

1Cut The Wheel
2In Ruins
3Hemlock
4Recurring Nightmare #105
5Skin Culture
6Blinders
7Shanks
8Traditional
9Drawn And Quartered
10Raw Nerve
11Mandible
12Ornaments

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
WAR 006, GERN 006Rorschach Protestant ‎(LP, Album)Wardance, Gern BlandstenWAR 006, GERN 006US1993
GERN-006Rorschach Protestant ‎(LP, Album, Num, RE, RM, Sil)Gern BlandstenGERN-006US2002

Credits

  • ArtworkPushead
  • BassThom Rusnak
  • DrumsAndrew Gormley
  • GuitarKeith Huckins, Nick Forté
  • Remastered ByJesse Cannon
  • RemixChris Pierce, Keith Huckins, Nick Forté
  • VoiceCharles Maggio

Notes

Edition of 550 copies on grey/purple marbled vinyl issued in a silk-screened sleeve. This version has a yellow background.
Included are two numbered insert sheets. One is also signed by Pushead.

The catalog# is derived from the run-out groove etchings.

Originally recorded in August of 1992 at Platinum Sound in Jamaica Plains, MA.
Remixed in 2002 at Technical Ecstasy. Remastered at West West Side Mastering.

Originally released in Summer of 1993 as a split release between Gern Blandsten and Wardance Records.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (A-side etched): L-12502m-A GERN-006 A Ⓤ
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side etched): L-12502m-B GERN-006 B Ⓤ

Companies

  • Recorded At – Platinum Sound
  • Remixed At – Technical Ecstasy Studio
  • Remastered At – West West Side Music
  • Pressed By – United Record Pressing – L-12502m

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Lost Python
I got one of these when Rorschach reformed a couple of years ago (2012?). They had this exact version except it was limited to only 40 copies. I have #23. Are there two editions of this same release (yellow background/grey marbled wax)?

I have the art insert.

I got the silver background version from the label when they came out. That edition was 550, I think (same as the Live in Italy reissue). I don't remember the yellow version at the time, so maybe it came out later in a smaller edition? Or maybe the first 40 were yellow sleeves that the band held on to and decided to sell during the reunions? Does yours have the signed Pushead art insert?