"There's nothing I want more than the nothing I want from you." RLTSOT was always a fave. Thanks for make these available in digital format.

First, I would like to thank the band, Pete in particular for waking me up to Zinn, Chomsky and a book called Lies My Teachers told me, and for selling me your two singles at an Into Another show in the mid 90's. Second, I would like to apologize to Doug for stupidly and rock showishly, poking him in the chest at one of Fugazi's shows in the late 90's and clownishly asking him "When are you guys playing again?" To which he deftly answered "Who?" That's when it dawned on me that all of Dischords musicians are prolific and not to be physically poked. What a dummy. Third, I'd like to thank Dischord for releasing anything by RLTSOT again. I misplaced my vinyl(subsequently found it) and went on a mad tear in search of anything by them and found a reasonable seller on ebay for a used cd of the album. Well worth the hunt.

Yikes! I kinda like it as "glove" but it also makes me feel a little queasy. Fixed!

Hey. The first song is called "Bad Man's Grave."

Washington Bullets is a cover song and it was just too complicated to get digital clearance.

What happened to "Washington Bullets"? One of the best RLTSOT songs and it's nowhere to be found on either of these digital-only releases, even though side A ("What I Want") of the record that contains "Washington Bullets" is present here. What gives? I'm hoping it's a rectifiable oversight of some kind, like "Bad Man's Glove."