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Drunk Girls (Live)
02:07
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The Dick Song (Live)
00:37
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El Dad (Live)
04:24
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Johnny Says (Live)
04:34
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Milk Breath Raleigh, North Carolina
Raleigh based duo described as “70s, L.A., experimental protopunk.” Kind of like Velvet Underground meets the White Stripes meets The Screamers meets....Dick Dale? But also not like that at all.
Cheers.
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