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Muletrain – Demolition Preaching Beat Generation (Spain) LP...20.99 Comets On Fire – Blue Cathedral Sub Pop LP...15.99 The Piranhas – Piscis Clangor In The Red LP...15.99 The Devastations – S/T Munster/Spooky (import) LP...21.99 King Khan & The Shrines – Mr. Supernatural Hazelwood (import) LP...24.99 Ultracuerpos – The Right Way El Beasto (Spain) LP...25.99 The Girls – S/T Radio Blast (import) LP...19.99 Detonations – Static Vision Alive LP...16.99/CD...20.99 Deadly Weapons – Get Right In There Johny Cat LP...17.99/CD...20.99 The Dragons – RockNRoll Kamikaze Gearhead LP...16.99/CD...20.99 Band Of Blacky Ranchette - Sage Advice
LP....19.99 The Bobbyteens - Cruisin' For A Bruisin'
LP....19.99 Monster Magnet - Monolithic Baby
2xLP....38.99 Teenage Confidential - Rock & Roll Kiss
LP....19.99 Awesome Machine - The Soul Of A Thousand Years
LP....20.99 Mad Sin - Teachin' The Goodies
CD....17.99 Gluecifer - Automatic Thrill
LP & CD....24.99 Smugglers - Mutiny In Stereo
LP....19.99 Erma Franklin - Super Soul Sister
LP....23.99 Girlschool - Demolition
LP....27.99 Arthur Lee & Love – Five String Serenade LP...24.99 Alex Chilton – Like Flies On Sherbert + Live in London 2LPs....39.98 BBQ – The Complete Recordings Vol. 1 LP...22.99 U.K. Subs – Another Kind Of Blues LP...19.99 Ghetto Ways – S/T LP...19.99 / CD...20.99 Mekons – Punk Rock CD...20.99 Quarterstick Penny Ikinger – Electra CD....20.99 Career Boss Martians – The Set Up LP...19.98 / CD...20.99 Les Pugilists – Gimme Some Kicks CD...18.98 (CanCon) * Mr. Airplane Man - Red Light SFTRI Two chicks pound out some rawkin’ lo-fi blues. Think Howlin Wolf meets Billy Childish! Ba-Boom! *
Soundtrack Of Our Lives
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* V/A - How Many Bands…Blondie Tribute SFTRI CD & LP gatefold sleeve. Blondie was never this good! 20 some odd bands rock out late 70’s style. Kool! * Amulet - Freedom Fighters Bitzcore LP & CD Norwegian rock fire power. Fuckin smokin’!!! * Zen Guerrilla - Shadows Of The Sun Sub Pop CD & LP, 4th album of noggin wallopin’ blues rock! Sonic, deep smolderin’ yowza! Think I like it? * Motorpsycho - Various albums on Stickman (Germany) Like Soundtrack Of Our Lives, this Tronhein, Norwegian group amaze me. Complicated, razorsharp escapism psychpop at its best. The water these boys drink is good. TUK! * Dictators - D.F.F.D. Norton ‘Bout fuckin’ time! Well worth the wait from New York’s finest. It rawks, rawks, rawks! Buy it and cherish it. R.A.F.R. * Deep Reduction - 2 Get Hip Radio Birdman’s Deniz Tek and Rob Younger re-unite!! Need I say more!! Yeah Hup, you need it! * Tearjerkers - Bad Moon Rising SFTRI This is in my top 10 for this year! Ex-Oblivians Jack and his band rock thru 11 tracks of Memphis R&R with a Stones influence tattooed on their sleeves. Wicked! * The Come Ons - Hip Check SFTRI Detroit Groove. Their 2nd for Sympathy. Dance now ask questions later, you know you gotta. * Safety Pins - Punk Ass Bitch Munster Spanish run away locomotive train, sonic, big & obnoxious. Straight thru your living room, strap it on! * Chargers Street Gang - Holy The Bop Apocalypse Get Hip Under the watchful eye of Tim Kerr at the Sweatbox in Texas, five youngsters from Ohio supercharged on Motor City soul and kick ass Rock 'n' Roll. Pass the whiskey down. * Lost Sounds - Black Wave Empty New Wave, No Wave, it's still Rock 'n' Roll to me. Memphis hybrid of Reatards and Clears land a winner for Empty records. * American Death Ray - Welcome To The Incredibly Strange... SFTRI Another winner from the Memphis underground with Jeffrey Evans behind the board.Velvet Underground meets the Panther Burns in a back alley rumble!!! * Del-Gators - Pound Down SFTRI Like a family mud-wrestle deep in the swamps of Louisiana, this Canadian quintet have connections that run deep within the Sympathy organisation. Colline de binne. * Monkeywrench - And One Really Nervous Guy Trademark Of Quality The Real Deal live at Wembley Stadium. Ltd. to 600 color wax, blowin' away Pearl Jam easily and tidily, gone before you can say pass the suds. New Studio album on Estrus early 2002. * The Beltones - "Cheap Trinkets" TKO ...kick ass US streetpunk band under the influence of SLF! This Rawks! * It's All Meat - S/T Hallucinations 1970 Toronto hard rock/psych blast that simply put is up there now for me as one of the best Canadian records I've heard along side Simply Saucer! * Slaughter & The Dogs - Beware Of... TKO ..70's UK punk legends were and still are better than the Sex Pistols ever were. Melody, crunch and a good tough stance! Welcome back Rossi and Barrett !
* High On Fire - The Art Of Self Defence Tee Pee ...the cd was on Man's Ruin and now gone! Vinyl version with bonus 7" (Celtic Frost cover!). So... if you missed the cd, get the wax 'cause it's super killer, heavy rawk...destined to be a classic. * Blow Up - True Noise Empty (US) ...West Coast vs. primal scree, gnarled, in your face blues punk under the tutelage of Tim Kerr which always sums it up nicely.
* The Burnouts - Close To Break Evil Bad Afro ...These Danes peel more rubber in that beer guzzlin', hot rod style that crosses territory akin to the Devil Dogs & New Bomb Turks. * V/A - "Before Birdmen Flew (Vols. 1-4)" (Vinyl Vengeance) The years: 1965-67. The country: Australia. The bands: don't really matter! They all rock 'n' roll on the edge. Another great example of how the more obscure 60's bands were way better in my books than the popular ones, of course with a few exceptions. * Total Sound Group Direct Action Committee - "Party Platform...Our Schedule Is Change" (Estrus) Tim Kerr and other card carrying Young Lions Conspiracy Members concoct their trademark brew of over the edge blues, soul & garage rock. I knew this would kill before I even heard a note! * Clone Defects - - "Blood On Jupiter" (Tom Perkins) On the "kool" Tom Perkins label, this Detroit band kicks ass every six ways of Sunday. At times a more smokin' punk version of the Dirtbombs and then as ornery as 68 Comeback. A greasy Hybrid of Detroit punk & garage. Fuckin' sweet! * Nekromantix - "Return Of The Loving Dead" (Hellcat) Balls out, hands down, the best psychobilly record I've heard lately. Denmark's proud sons deliver in spades a driving and varied album of rock recalling the first Rev. Horton Heat and other benchmark recordings. Party down! * Dirty Sweets - "Escape From Bubblegum Land" (Rip Off) ...Another in yer face blast of Calif. 70's style punk rock as only Rip Off does so well. Tough female vocals...think Loli and the Chones. * Zebulon - "Volume One" (People Like You) Great label, great band...Scandanavian stoner rock of the highest order....right up there with Thulsa Doom, Pawnshop and Dozer!! * The Sign Offs - - S/T (Disaster) ..Duane Peters has put out some great lps by the likes of Richmond Sluts, Pushers and Smogtown. Sign Offs enter the fray with a rippin' piece of work with one foot in the grave of 70's punk and one firmly holding ground in the style of Gluecifer. Guns a blazin' rawk'n'roll ! * Antiseen - "Screamin' Bloody Live" (TKO) ...Jeff and the band crank out the lean and mean arsenal of blood and beer soaked songs they've been luved for... for years . Big, bold and badassed pummeling from start to finish...wish I'd been there! * X - Live At The Civic '79 (R&R Blitzkrieg) (US) ...Aussie punk legends with a killer live set that remind one of the greatness of that scene and time period. Not just an artifact it seems as vital as the first Saints and Radio Birdman albums. Great job! * The Maggots - "This Condition Is Incurable" (Bad Afro) ...Smokin' Swedish retro 60's garage punk. Kick ass, tough sound in the mold of the Lyres, but with more of an edge. With DMZ and Flamin' Groovies covered within, this record is a must hear! * Adam West - "Right On" (People Like You) ...Washington DC's "AC/DC" with more wallop than a jackhammer. Jake's howlin' throat and the bands hard as nails approach make this one solid. Adam West have hit their stride with their last few (and many) releases and if you don't know 'em this is a good place to get introduced! * Machine Gun - "Taste For Blood" (People Like You) Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa.... balls out yeahh geetar sturm & twang. An Iggy and Metallica cover plus 9 other in your facers. Color wax + insert on the killer People Like You label!!! * The Kaisers - "Shake Me!" (Get Hip) Scotland's, If not the world's best beat band, Michael from the Cynics told me years ago how amazing the Kaisers were. Guess what? They still are... Shimmy and shake!!!
* Le Nombre - "S/T" (Blow The Fuse) Gezuz.... balls out, blisterin' rock, sraight outta some Montreal garage. Split between an understanding of 60's punk, 70's rock and 90's attitude, the pedigree is first rate! ex-Secretaires Volantes & Demolition. * Ko & The Knockouts - "S/T" (SFTRI) Another gem off the tough streets of Detroit, ex- Come Ons and current Detroit Cobras under the trio set up. Raw, ballsy garage and soul grooves that jump yer' mother! Ouch does the talent pool have no bottom in Detroit ? A knockout fer' sure! * Flamin' Groovies - "Supersnazz" (Norton) Exact repro of their '69 debut. I've owned this pup since '76 and I tell you, it's one of the best pick me up records you'll ever here. Loney and the boys have always been cult heroes and Billy Miller at Norton helps keep the folklore alive, Great re-issue.
* Giant Sand - "Cover Magazine" (Thrill Jockey) Gelb and cohorts drive us through the Arizona desert with a bunch of interpretive versions of songs originally cut by everyone from Black Sabbath and X to Sonny Bono and Nick Cave. Sounds like as much fun makin' it as I had hearin' it. Nice Package. * Soledad Brothers - "Steal Your Soul…." (Estrus) Let's put it this way…I don't usually listen to any album 5 times through when I first get it. In Three days even. Another shit hot estrus release and the bands' 2nd album. The gospel blues never sounded so good. Gezuz, can't wait to see them live! *Epoxies - "S/T" (Dirtnap) Gee whiz it's 1980 and wedged between the Sinceros and Mi-Sex you'd never know this LP was made in 2001. Seattle's given us the Briefs (thank god!) and now the Epoxies. Strong female lead vocal and bouncing keyboard propel this debut along beautifully. Great record, should be popular. File with Lost Sounds, Selby Tigers and Red Planet. New Wave, Old Wave! * Entombed - "Morning Star" (ThreeMan/Koch) Long-time Swedish rock gods are back with another straight to the skull, ear-shattering piece of work! 12 tracks totalling 37 minutes makes for the perfect length for an album of any sort. Pristeen, but non-slick production, howling vocal attack and blistering guitars. Sound like Rawk? Ya betcha' fuckin' ass baby! * The Sights - "Are You Green? " (Fall Of Rome) When does it end? Maybe never! Another Detroit band goes into Ghetto Recorders w/ Jim Diamond and knocks off a shit-hot R'n'R LP in "the tradition". Late 70's Power Pop meets raw Flamin Groovies in a wicked retro garage style. The coolest color wax...Hand dipped?? * Gluecifer - "Basement Apes" (Steamhammer) Hardly a week goes by that I don't listen to Oslo, Norway's Kings of Rock, Gluecifer. Just before X-mas last year Dave Champion played me a rough mix of Basement Apes and I was unsurprisingly impressed. Gluecifer has once again produced a timeless and coup d'etat rawk 'n' roll album. Whether you have nuts or not, listening to Basement Apes is like getting booted right in the nuts. Long Live Rawk!!! * Hacksaw - "Turned Up Way Down" (Deranged) Here's without a doubt the hardest rocking record issued in Canada as of late. Toronto based Hacksaw have turned the rock jets on full and belt out an album's worth of fist in the air, guitar, hystrionic, no frills rock 'n' roll ye-aah! Hard working, honest music fans make the best records themselves. Here's the proof! * King Khan & His Shrines - "Three Hairs And You're Mine" (Voodoo Rhythm) Ex-Spaceshit/Montrealer Khan goes to Europe, finds people and makes another killer garage/soul influenced rock album up there with the best of the genre. Montreal seems a great breeding ground for this kinda shit! Very cool indeed. * Beasts Of Bourbon - "Sour Mash" (Red Eye) Not new but in for the first time ever on CD and at a good price from Australia. What's up with this 1990 release? Well it simply rules as does the group whose members have toiled with the Hoodoo Gurus, Scientists, Johnnys, Cruel Sea to name a few. Historically accurate perfection. * Spencer P. Jones feat. Cow Penalty - "Lost Anxiety Tapes" (Spooky) Destined again for my personal top 20 this year! Read the Review.
*Rev. Beat Man & The Un-Believers - "Get On Your Knees" (Voodoo Rhythm) Well beat me with a sack of rotten crawfish! This here dude from over the drink plays a "lobryd" of sweaty gospel, garage punk and would be at home on stage with folk like Lo-Lite, Bantam Rooster, Soledad Brothers, Bob Log... get the pic?? He gots good taste, recordin' this pup at Toe Rag, London with Liam Watson at the helm. * Flogging Molly - "Drunken Lullabies" (Side One Dummy) The Pogues are here! The Pogues are here! Actually the best follow-up, with more balls, to "Red Roses For Me". Perfect for all you phony celt-rockers out there :) * Cavity - "On The Lam" (Hydra Head) Fuck Me Heavy! Long-timers from the glades of Florida I think. Geez these people are pissed at something? Heart stopping, gator slayin' stoner rock. * Supersuckers - "Must've Been Live" (Mid-Fi) Double LP/CD Recorded Live to two track in Dallas, Austin and San Diego, a quality recording of all their Country favorites and more, that y'all know they do so fine. The wax is limited so hup two.... The perfect soundtrack to Todd Gibbon's Bris. * Atomic Bitchwax - "Spit Blood" (Meteor City) Guitar god Ed Mundell (Monster Magnet) pulls out the magic bag and scores the hat trick. The third and strongest offering yet. Pinned stoner rock with a wallop and grooves galore. * The Fantomas/Melvins Big Band - "Millennium Monsterwork" (Ipecac) Fants and Melvs merge for a live recording done the last evening of 2000 (hence title) and it's full of squawks & spurts you may be familiar with if you follow these caracters closely. Nice version of "Hooch" too. Chop Chop!! *
Brant Bjork & The Operators
- "S/T" (TMC)
* The Spitfires - "Three" (Longshot/Scratch) One part seventies (Dolls, Stooges) and one part the cut cloth of the Devil Dogs and New Bomb Turks, these Cannucks kick ass with the best of 'em. Because Canadians by nature are ignorant of "underground" rawk music historically speaking, these Vancouver boys have, I think been largely ignored! Now's yer chance fer redemption ya bunch of t-Hip pussies! Wanna Rock fer real? The Spitfires are the real deal and never a juno they will meet!....thank god! Read the Review. * Monks - "Let's Start A Beat" (Munster) A reunion 32 years later with five U.S. G.I.'s who took the German beat-garage scene by storm in '65. With an "ahead of their time/fuck the Beatles" style, this obscure, yet cult favorites group played Cavestomp in '99 resulting in this album. Fucking solid and again it goes to prove that older sometimes means better. Wish I had of been there! * Sonic Assassin - "State Is Enemy" (Freakshow) Here's another great band from Italy who have unleashed one heck of a furious album fueled by the Radio Birdman influence and a working knowledge of American punk rock 'n' roll. Shit, even Deniz Tek gives his written seal of approval on the CD booklet.This crew cover Birdman, Lipstick Killers, Dead Boys and their eleven originals rawk out in similar fashion. Fans of the Pleasure Fuckers, Lazy Cowgirls, Jeff Dahl and other geetar totin' gurus need this album! * The Hydromatics - "Powerglide" (Freakshow) Scott Morgan (Sonic's Rendezvous Band/Rationals) is back and blazing with his his 2nd helping of Hydromatical wallopin' With a heavy seventies rock/soul feel and punk muscle provided by the Nitwitz (Tony on guitar, Theo/bass with newcomer drummer Andrew Frost), this album is right up there with the best of 'em. Catchy, loud and rockin'...the stuff that makes for legends. GET IT! * Alabama Thunderpussy - "Staring At The Divine" (Relapse) Holy mother of god this is heavy. Deep fried southern rock with a dose of bad as evilness. After 3 solid releases for the late Man's Ruin. ATP climb back on the gatling gun and let 'er rip!
* The Heads - "Undersided" (Sweet Nothing) Wow, another destined nugget of greatness from England's prime exponents of overdriven, heavy-fuzzed-wah-psycherawk. These boys are relentless! Love to see this shit live! I'm sure it rawks like this and all their past ventures! * Awesome Machine - "Under The Influence" (People Like You) Holy Heavy! A new (2nd) full length from a Swedish group that hands down can walk the name they boast. A maturation has taken place. Imagine that the 1st album was a killer, then think this, grit, muscle and groove galore! Wow! * Various Artists - "Shake Some Action Vol. I (UK) & Vol. II (USA)" (Shake Some Action Records) Lots of killer tunes in new wave, powerpop, mod styles… Read the Review. * Midnight Thunder Express - "S/T" (Empty) Debut long play from U.S. band who are seriously under the influence of whammo blammo rawk ‘n’ roll. The pounding piano adds to the excitement and the whole affair makes me feel like an ice cold beer or two! Solid! * The Ritchie Whites - "Snitches Get Stitches" (TKO) Texas punk rock ‘n’ roll with the right amount of 70’s snot wiped on good! A combo with lots of credentials from the past, prominently at least one Motard. TKO records is as consistent as it gets! * MC5 - "Human Being Lawnmower" (Total Energy) A summation comp. of all the Total Energy/Bomp records released over the last 10 years! I think it’s great! Everything here again just says how fuckin’ ahead of their time they were. Diehards need it and novices even more! * The Hard Feelings - "You Won’t Like It…" (Beerland/Dropkick) After recent 7”s on Dropkick & Gearhead, a new album! It’s been a bit since their Sympathy LP debut but well worth the wait! Remember the Revelators? This is Schooley’s outfit and just as crucial. * High On Fire - "Surrounded By Thieves" (Relapse) Holy fuckin’ heavy! More so than “Art Of Self Defense” even! Jesus H. Christ!! Matt Pike strikes again and not for the faint of heart. Cover art & booklet are amazing. Hope someone does the vinyl version. Killer! * The Black Keys - "The Big Come Up" (Alive) Two White Guys in their early twenties who play rollickin’ blues stomp as well as the masters. Fuckin’ hot. File with Lo-Lite, Cash Audio and Bob Log III. Yeeeehaw! * Dead Sheriff - "Rockapocalyptica" (Dionysus) From Oslo, Norway and around for a coupla' years, Dead Sheriff offer up a debut in North America full of catchy, hard rockin' 70's influenced geetar blasters. Strong vocals and wah wah lead guitar bursts are augmented by pounding rhythms.. Fist in the air rock 'n' roll. File between Mary Slim and Psychopunch. * The Cherry Valence - "Riffin" (Estrus) Geez what a smolderin' hot follow-up to one of my favorite albums of last year. Another blast of early 70's influenced rock. Big fat riffs (hence the title), full of blues, booze and late sweaty nights spent in seedy rock clubs. Now that's flavour. Fans of early ZZ Top would like this LP big time. Hey it's on Estrus, you know it's good. * DM Bob & The Deficits - "Cajun Creole Hot Nuts" (Voodoo Rhythm) Swamped out, cajun stompin' rock 'n' roll served on a hot 12" platter in fine DM Bob form. Fourth album from the ex-patriot yankee now crankin' it out over in Germany I think. Great shit here and it mixes well with Bob Log III and the Cramps. Get the picture? * Flatlanders - "Now Again" (New West) Three legendary Texans, each in their own right regroup for a 2nd Flatlanders album. 30+ years since the first. Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely and Butch Hancock make country music Texas style seem so easy. Great summer album for the front (or back) porch. All hopped up on yer favorite libation. Excellent.
* 20 Miles - "Keep It Coming" (Fat Possum) Judah Bauer returns with his 3rd and best album, again for Fat Possum. Rock & Blues hybrid in a thankful "No Chicago" style. Another perfect summer album. Get out the brewskies and jump around. The party starts here! * American Death Ray - "Smash Radio Hits" (SFTRI) Memphis band's 2nd LP for Sympathy and another dynamite one as well. Think Velvets meet Tav Falco, true Memphis rock. One dude from 68 Comeback and if ya don't know them there's no hope for ya! Sorry no video. Take a chance, Live dangerously, Life's too short! Blah fuckin' blah! * Orquesta Del Desierto - "S/T" (Meteor City) Pete Stahl (Scream. Wool, Goatsnake, Earthlings etc.) & Alfredo Hernandez (Kyuss) head this group of friends and make a wicked album in Desert Sessions mode! If yer a fan of this sort of thing you need this record. It's real swell! If you don't know anything about Stoner rock, Goatsnake, Kyuss etc. maybe you should get a life and stop buying Tragically Hip records! * Slumberjack - "Nitro Ground Shaker" (Screaming Apple) Smolderin' Scandinavian, hot rod punk rock 'n' roll. In yer face and catchy as hell. You can smell the burnin' rubber and the sounds of the engines roar! * Hot Snakes - "Suicide Invoice" (Swami) I haven't heard this album yet, but friends tell me it's great! Their 1st album was a scorcher (I heard that!!!) RFTC ties are here so you kinda figure it's "HOT". * Mushroom River Band - "Simsalabim" (Meteor City) More Swedish rock and f**k me, this is the shit! Luv the earlier work and this one's a barn burner. Meteor City continues its consistently ferocious release schedule!
Darn fine return from an absence of releases for the golden-throated ex-Kyuss vocalist John Garcia. Super fine pummeling from an extraordinary band. Been a great year for the stoner rawk contingent.
* Speedball Baby - "The Blackout" (In The Red) Matt Verta and company score another winner! Their 2nd full length for ITR sees this New York quintet hit a groove that wears the coats of blues, countryish rockabilly and sixties garage. Most excellent.Matt Verta and company score another winner! Their 2nd full length for ITR sees this New York quintet hit a groove that wears the coats of blues, countryish rockabilly and sixties garage. Most excellent.
Nick Saloman is the most consistant guitar/singer psychrocker in the business! His latest effort is no exception to the rule. Whether laid back or rockin' out his soaring guitar work is the driving force that many imitators can't quite get.
If you, like I was all over the Tearjerkers debut on Sympathy last year, this is the 2nd with an obvious name change. Memphis rock, garage, soul and country from ex-Neckbones & Oblivians. First time in stock we sold 10 copies in 24 hours. Right up there for a top 20 this year. Git it!
Absence does make the heart grow fonder! 6 or 7 years after calling it quits, America’s #1 retro 60’s garage rock kings are back. Heart, you fuckin betcha bub! 12 blasts of rawk nuggetry, Cynics style. Throw in Austin’s Sweatbox, Tim Kerr, Mike Vasquez and it’s nothin’ but pure rock magic. Easy top 30 for 2002. Welcome back!!!
With their second release this Norwegian rock machine bites down real hard and comes up tearin’ flesh and bone. Their 1st album “ Delusions Of Grandeur” was and still is a store favorite, continues to sell well and sold boat loads when it was initially released. Gearhead’s Mike Lavella is completely gaga over Scandinavian rock ‘n’ roll and rightly so. Mensen is one of many reasons for this kinda behaviour. Tough as nails, rev it up r&r is the name of the game and with blazing guitar, a pounding backbeat and raw-assed female lead vocals it’s a surefire winner. Thank you Mensen for what will be another great summer and thanks to you LaVella for releasing another great record!
This is Bob at his big ass best. Third times a charm! Big production, Big percussion and Big voice! Fucked up, fuck off, rural boogie, backporch hootin 'n' hollerin blues as only Bob does. Buy buy buy!
Armitage Shanks
- 25 Golden Showers Damaged Goods
U.K. Garage punk of the highest order. Full of snot & gusto and cut from the same cloth as Billy Childish. Perfect meld of 70’s U.K. Punk and 60’s grunt. Wicked singles comp! Little Killers - S/T
Crypt
Bloody Hollies - Fire
At Will SFTRI Outrageous Cherry - Supernatural
Equinox Rainbow Quartz/Scratch The Buff Medways - 1914
Transcopic Lazy Cowgirls - I’m
Going Out And Getting Hurt Tonight Reservation Motorpsycho - The Tussler
O.S.T. Stickman The Fuse! - Fisherman’s
Wife In The Red
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