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Art School
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Obvious Hit
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Assault and Flattery
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My Favorite Book
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She Had To Go Away
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Sounds of Silence
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When Its Said And Done
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Rub Me The Wrong Way
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Rubber Clown Car Oswego, Illinois
... a mixture of XTC, Bob Mould, the Damned, the Who, GBV, the Replacements, and Matthew
Sweet...
... the Beatles on Quaaludes...
Always in search of the perfect pop song we love power-pop, punk, rock, pop, and anything with great lyrics. Formed in 2006 we continue to write and record songs (including selected covers). Pure Pop for Paranoid People.
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