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J-Church.com: My Favorite Place. Pop-Punk, Hardcore, J Church : Prophylaxis bonus 7" Release ... What Could I Have Done? (live) More info: This single was included with early copies of the Prophylaxis LP. From the album's insert: "This album comes with a bonus live 7" privately titled 'Hey Mike, We've Got A Great Idea ...
From Lance's original J Church website: "Our second full-length release. It sure took long enough. Songs include No Surprise (most famous for clever use of the word "lesbian"), Lucidity (basically an update of Commodity ), New Dreams Broken (about a guy that lives across the street and stares out of his window every day.
West X North South. Wood Panel Racer Wagon With Mags. World Famous Kintama Boxers. Coming soon. Punk Pukin' Fuckin' Shit. Reading Festival 1997. Other bands who include (d) past and present members of J Church: Cringer, Monsula, Nothing Cool, Severed Head Of State and more. J-Church.com: My Favorite Place.
J Church. Altamont '99. J Church. Bivouac. Jawbreaker. Society Is A Carnivorous Flower. J Church. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Prophylaxis by J Church. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
A veteran of many bands, and playing in Corduroy at the time he became a stand-in for J Church, Wade appears on just a few singles, including My Favorite Place and Lama Temple. He also now lives in the Austin area. See the Related Bands page for more information on his recording history. Reed Burgoyne: 1995 - 1997.
Prophylaxis is so much like every other J Church release that succeeded it, as easily criticized for being generic as it could be praised for being ineffably catchy. The albums end up somewhere in the middle, tending toward easily accessible, fun, though underwhelming.
4 de nov. de 2011 · I mentioned in the last post about having some J Church on the flip-side of the Jawbreaker tape, so I thought it would be a good time to post some J Church.I have a fair bit of their music to choose from as I have a good chunk of their discography spread throughout my collection on cassettes taken from vinyl, CDs I've bought and mp3s I've downloaded.
