Come Over When You'Re Sober, Pt. 1 & Pt. 2

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There will be other posts to set the record straight about other inaccurately detailed parts of Gus's life. I have all of his written work from the first grade, as well as his early writing from Pre-K and Kindergarten. I'm definitely satisfied with my copy and I'm happy to get rid of the hellboy bootleg I've had for years.

We know this because we can hear him playing a song on his iPhone fully one month before our first documented record of the song on his computer—the “bounce. The rent was cheap because we contracted to entertain students monthly with a movie night and discussion. What stands out the most to me when I read Gus’s early stories is how so many of them are evocative in the same way that his lyrics are. But we also added an archive that we will add to regularly so visitors to our site can see some of Gus’s artifacts to get to know him better, as a person. HELLBOY Double LP Vinyl featuring custom Fire Red colored records, a beautifully designed gatefold package, dust-proof sleeves, and exclusive HELLBOY sticker.Hellboy is a gritty, raw, and very intense piece of work in which Gus expresses feelings of anger, sorrow, loneliness, and determination.

This is perhaps one of the most skilful and competent rap albums, Lil Peep’s sensitivity and vulnerability is an aspect that particularly compells me and we have yet to see anything like it again (although it seems Lil Yatchy is following in his footsteps with ‘let’s start here’). As he developed fluency with the equipment and his process, he “bounced” a song pretty much as soon as he composed it. My only issues are that my copy came in with slightly warped discs, as well as some surface noise between most songs even after a thorough cleaning. This is without question the highest quality, best sounding, and most impressive physical release I’ve gotten this year. It is interesting to analyze Gus’s early written work with all his other writing to think about as well.

He ended up staying with his friend and old house-mate, Brennan Savage, in the house they had first moved into in September 2014—When Gus was hoping to go to Glendale Community College with Brennan. Makonnen had invited Gus, Smokeasac, Fish Narc, and Yung One Era to the Electric Feel studio on Sunset Boulevard. From July 27 to August 10, Gus and Makonnen had completed the first fifteen of what would be twenty-one songs and would later be known as the “Diamonds” project. We felt that Gus’s fans—both current and future, would welcome the chance to get to know him a little better. Gus was busy trying to make music with a multitude of collaborators while he was staying at Elias’s house.