Think I Care

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
World Asylum 02:33 Tools
Nature of the Beast 00:00 Tools
Chains 00:00 Tools
Nothing Means Nothing 00:00 Tools
Life Sentence 00:00 Tools
Heads Will Roll 00:00 Tools
Matter of Time 00:00 Tools
Nowhere Man 00:00 Tools
Survival Machine 00:00 Tools
Reality's Nightmare 00:00 Tools
The Hammer 00:00 Tools
disease 00:00 Tools
Broken Neck 00:00 Tools
Rotting Away 00:00 Tools
Draw The Lines 00:00 Tools
drain 00:00 Tools
march of the mongrels 00:00 Tools
choke 00:00 Tools
Easy Answers 00:00 Tools
scraps 00:00 Tools
28 Visions 00:00 Tools
Stepped On 00:00 Tools
For Real 00:00 Tools
First Things First 00:00 Tools
Black Out 00:00 Tools
Stay Home 00:00 Tools
No Chance 00:00 Tools
Think I Care 00:00 Tools
Bitter End 00:00 Tools
No Turning Back 00:00 Tools
It Surrounds 00:00 Tools
Move Back 00:00 Tools
Persist 00:00 Tools
Quick To Quit 00:00 Tools
Whata Pity 00:00 Tools
Burn 00:00 Tools
Fifty Two Pickup 00:00 Tools
Struggle 00:00 Tools
Phase 00:00 Tools
Without 00:00 Tools
Belong 00:00 Tools
Trapped 00:00 Tools
Where's The Courtesy 00:00 Tools
Force Fed 00:00 Tools
Different Face 00:00 Tools
Toy Town Crew 00:00 Tools
Doubt It 00:00 Tools
Survival Machine (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
How's It Feel? 00:00 Tools
Hows It Feel 00:00 Tools
28 Visions (Live) 00:00 Tools
Realities Nightmare 00:00 Tools
Disease (Live) 00:00 Tools
Nature Of The Beast (Live) 00:00 Tools
fifty-two pickup 00:00 Tools
Mothafuck Yourself 00:00 Tools
Two Pickup 00:00 Tools
01 the hammer 00:00 Tools
02 disease 00:00 Tools
Less To Lose 00:00 Tools
The Unbreakable 00:00 Tools
03 drain 00:00 Tools
05 choke 00:00 Tools
04 Fifty Two Pickup 00:00 Tools
07 scraps 00:00 Tools
Realitys Nightmare 00:00 Tools
How's It Feel 00:00 Tools
Survival Machine [Instrumental] 00:00 Tools
Get It Away 00:00 Tools
stayhome 00:00 Tools
Think I Care - 01 - Phase 00:00 Tools
think i care - 02 - belong 00:00 Tools
Think I Care - 04 - Force Fed 00:00 Tools
Think I Care - 03 - Burn 00:00 Tools
Think I Care - 07 - Doubt It 00:00 Tools
Think I Care - 06 - Toy Town Crew 00:00 Tools
Think I Care - 05 - Different Face 00:00 Tools
Where's the Courtesy? 00:00 Tools
02- Disease 00:00 Tools
01- The Hammer 00:00 Tools
Fity Two Pickup 00:00 Tools
03- Drain 00:00 Tools
05- Choke 00:00 Tools
03 Nothing Means Nothing 00:00 Tools
04 Life Sentence 00:00 Tools
10 Survival Machine 00:00 Tools
where's the courtsey 00:00 Tools
06- Rotting Away 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#1 00:00 Tools
01 - The Hammer 00:00 Tools
08- March Of The Mongrels 00:00 Tools
07- Scraps 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#8 00:00 Tools
08 Heads Will Roll 00:00 Tools
Draw the Line 00:00 Tools
7- think i care - less to lose 00:00 Tools
01 - Draw the Lines 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#10 00:00 Tools
07 No Where Man 00:00 Tools
09 Matter Of Time 00:00 Tools
02 - Disease 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#4 00:00 Tools
06 - Rotting Away 00:00 Tools
Hammer 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#5 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#2 00:00 Tools
06 - Think I Care - Toy Town Crew 00:00 Tools
07 - think i care - doubt it 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#7 00:00 Tools
04 - Fifty Two Pickup 00:00 Tools
1 00:00 Tools
04- Fifty Two Pickup 00:00 Tools
05 - Persist 00:00 Tools
03 - Think I Care - Burn 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#3 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#6 00:00 Tools
tic-dtl#9 00:00 Tools
5 00:00 Tools
08 - March of the Mongrels 00:00 Tools
Asylum 00:00 Tools
07 - Scraps 00:00 Tools
LesstoLose 00:00 Tools
04 - Think I Care 00:00 Tools
10 - Trapped 00:00 Tools
World Asylum Intro / 52 Pickup 00:00 Tools
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Although existing as a band for over seven years, Think I Care has only recently begun to recieve the respect and recognition they've long deserved. Musically, picture four guys who grew up on early 80's Boston hardcore, give them copies of Celtic Frost's "Morbid Tales" and Sheer Terror's "Just cant hate enough" and witness the mongrel it spawns. Lyrically, singer Jason Clegg's bitter and spiteful words reflect growing up and outcast in the industrial town of Winchendon Mass, hit hard by factory closings and economic recession in recent years. Winchendon also has a rich tradition of producing some of the ugliest sounding hardcore to ever come out of the state, and Think I Care is no exception. Never dramatic, these motherfuckers play the best kind of hardcore; abrasive, reactionary and totally genuine. http://www.myspace.com/thinkicare Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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