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Holly Would
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I Loved Belinda Carlisle
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Generation D.B.
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Bow Down
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Lily White
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I'll Never Learn to Surf
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Japanese Candy
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Wrigleyville Tap
01:57
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S#!tty Amp
02:02
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Kontrol Cow Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
It all started in a stink-bug infested attic in Point Breeze, Pittsburgh. Recording was fast and furious- and so is "twenty-two", full of mood swings from punky pop to grungy rock and everywhere in between.
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