One and done.  This is the sole full album from Smyrna, Tennessee's own Circle D, The Violent Five. Released originally 20 years ago on the band's own Elra Records "label."  The only pressing was cassette only and limited to as many copies as the band could make, which, being high school students, wasn't many.

The title, which, with maturity seems a little harsh, but was from a place of mourning since singer/guitarist Matt Barnette had recently lost his grandfather a few years prior to the disease.

Minor mastering and cleanup have happened, courtesy of Circle D Bassist Jason Barrett.

So, finally, we present to you, the unedited (for content) twelve tracks, recorded at Ruby Recordings in Nashville, TN for Circle D, The Violent Five's only record: Welcome to the day I died of cancer. 

Enjoy!

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Circle D, The Violent Five are:
Matt Barnette - vocals/guitar
Jason Barrett - bass guitar
Mike Smiley - Drums

(The original liner notes from the tape)
Produced by Circle D, with assistance from Chris Davis
Engineered by Jerry Calvin
Recorded at Ruby Recording, Nashville, TN
All songs by Circle D ©1996 Elra Recording Group and The Matthew Barnette, Michael Smiley, & Jason Barrett Music-Making Company of America, Incorporated

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Circle D, The Violent Five was a band from Middle Tennessee.