Marshall`s Convicts was the solo project of Aypok, with the first four-trac… Read Full Bio ↴Marshall`s Convicts was the solo project of Aypok, with the first four-track demo CD (called "Demo") being released in 2001. This was the first time he had used the name "Marshall`s Convicts", despite the demo containing songs recorded as far back as 1999, when he was still with his previous band.
Over the years, he had tried to turn it in to a proper band - but, in early 2009, after playing with various unenthusiastic musicians between 2002 and 2008, finally decided to keep it as a solo project. Marshall`s Convicts have never played a gig.
The style of music, which was all written and recorded by Aypok himself, varies from track to track. The earlier music was much more pop-punk/punk-rock (with elements of grunge), being heavily influenced by bands such as Jug, Feeder, blink-182, etc. However, the music became progressively heavier, with some of the last tracks being metal.
Each new Marshall`s Convicts album/collection was released whenever there were enough new tracks to justify it. It should be noted that the they were not "released" in the tradition sense; they were all given away freely on last.fm and the now-defunct Marshall`s Convicts web site. The only collection to be distributed in a physical form was the demo (of which, only five copies were made).
Over the years, he had tried to turn it in to a proper band - but, in early 2009, after playing with various unenthusiastic musicians between 2002 and 2008, finally decided to keep it as a solo project. Marshall`s Convicts have never played a gig.
The style of music, which was all written and recorded by Aypok himself, varies from track to track. The earlier music was much more pop-punk/punk-rock (with elements of grunge), being heavily influenced by bands such as Jug, Feeder, blink-182, etc. However, the music became progressively heavier, with some of the last tracks being metal.
Each new Marshall`s Convicts album/collection was released whenever there were enough new tracks to justify it. It should be noted that the they were not "released" in the tradition sense; they were all given away freely on last.fm and the now-defunct Marshall`s Convicts web site. The only collection to be distributed in a physical form was the demo (of which, only five copies were made).
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Harris Highlights
After being down 38-8, Byron Leftwich rallied his team to a 64-61 victory in 2OT. Leading the comeback, Leftwich threw for nearly 600 yards, and had five touchdowns. This game boosted his draft stock, and led to him eventually being the No. 7 pick in the 2003 NFL Draft.
What performance would you like to see remembered next?
Puppethound
Pacific vs San Diego state. Marshal Faulk. Best single game ever, well maybe
Dwight Love
@jeff ouellette You have a point I have seen the entire game.
jeff ouellette
@Dwight Love it is isn't it?
Dwight Love
@jeff ouellette What did you mean by saying history?????
jeff ouellette
@Dwight Love History
Jeremy M.
Iβve never seen a quarterback throw a ball like that in my life!! By far the most underrated precision passer! (With Power!!!)
Tom Brady#12 Greatest QB Ever
seen it in person Byron Leftwich was The best ive seen in person at college level. The Raw power he had and could hit any spot at any time passing even on one leg. truly phenomenal and underated at Marshall . I live in Wv and i couldnt be prouder of Byron Leftwich he deserves everything he has achieved and is achieving down in Tampa with the πand The Bucs.
Communism is Good
That throw on 4th and 5 down 24-0... 0:38
I haven't seen a more effortless, unreal throw in some time. How can any football analyst not love that throw???
bruin228
They did, thatβs why he went #7.