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Not My Friend
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55 Watts
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Scratch
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Baltimore
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Regular Guy
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Nothin'
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Cheer Up
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Slow Tempo
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I Give Up
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Crazy Mamma
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Half Alive
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Tall Firs Brooklyn, New York
Dave Mies and Aaron Mullan started teaching each other how to play guitar over the telephone in 1990. The first complete tune they could ever play start to finish was the Circle Jerks’ 'Beat Me Senseless'; soon afterward they took on Mississippi John Hurt's 'Payday'. Today they continue to refine a creole guitar language which is pretty much a two-man weave between those disparate destinations. ... more
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