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Hey, it's Tom. Before we get back into part two of the year in Hardcore 2009, we're going to take you back to 1995.

We have a premiere by the Connecticut Legends Cornerstone. In 1995, they put out a record called beating the

masses on lost and found records, a label that we've talked about on the podcast at length.

The record has been out of print for a very, very long time, and static error is reissuing

the record digitally this Friday, 10-1, with vinyl coming next year. record is remixed and remastered by Zeus,

who's worked with Hatebreed and a bunch of other bands, and it sounds awesome. To me,

this was a classic record of that time and really kind of brought back the youth crew field

of hardcore. Me and all my friends left this record back then and we're you know it sounds awesome

i'm very psyched that it's coming out so shout out to cornerstone shout out to j reason

check out the record on friday um wherever you can stream music this song is called don't you ever

say you were oh my day you know what this you know who come coming out a million for a different craft

their attention, like the plane, the subject is all you need.

What's all you need?

No!

What's all you need?

No

Don't you ever say you were

Because you're not you knew it Don't you ever say you were because you're not you know it don't you ever say you were because you've never

fucking showed it don't you ever say you were because you're not you know it don't you're not you know it. Don't you say you were

Diction of those,

Go and Go million for a different crowd fear rejection

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