8 thoughts on “ Get In The Van - 800 Octane - Get In The Van (Vinyl) ”

1. News - posted on July 20, by Octane Requiem. Last weekend there was a memorial service for Dustin, attended by a large room full of friends and family. The walls were adorned with flyers and set lists from his many bands, and attendees were given drum sticks, as it really was his favorite thing in life.

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2. Explore releases from Octane at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Octane at the Discogs Marketplace.

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3. Get In The Van () miles today carving out a line across the USA 37 states another place to play. Hail hail the gangs all here we got our friends to help unload this gear they’ve been waiting outside in the pouring rain but they won’t complain. Driving down the road trying to make it to the show, come on there’s room inside let.

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4. News - posted on February 16, by Octane Do NOT get in the van! Yesterday at practice it dawned on us that we haven’t used our van in 17 months. The engine doesn’t even think about starting and one could contract black lung within 3 minutes of entering it’s damp and moldy confines.

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5. In addition to these album releases there have many appearances on compilations and soundtracks, as well as a 7″ called Get In The Van (). Octane isn’t here to change the world. Their goal is just to give anyone with a pulse (or without one) a chance to get their blood flowing a little bit faster. Downloads: Hi-Res Album Cover for.

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6. Definetely one of their best. It's got great hits like "Golden Road," "Still the Same," "Brand New Faces," and "Radio." They are a Misfits influenced band, not doubt -- not like that's a bad thing! -- so you definetely get the same kinda rush and feelling you get when listening to them. Yet, does have a very strong sense of originality, as 5/5(4).

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7. Octane. Portland, Oregon. Octane is one of Portland’s longest running punk rock bands. At the core of it all is a long running friendship and a common interest in writing aggressive, energetic songs with what could be described as a mix of early 80’s skate punk combined with a horror movie sensibility.

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8. Show Review - posted on August 19, by Octane Show Listing. Despite recently passing the year mark, the punk rock of Octane is still buzzing and alive. A decade is an eternity for a punk outfit. But rather than split up or get warm-refrigerator stale, these guys are still wheeling around singing about zombies, tour vans and.

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