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garbage
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too much garbage in my garage, too much garbage in my head,
every cabbage fed on garbage in the college of the dead.
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new age pension
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the tide
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all that love!
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the new manager of hell
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brahma chop Lewes, UK
brahma chop were an improvisatory alternative rock band based in lewes, UK. they were noisier than they thought. their recordings were funded by the heroic 'hopewell records' of new jersey. they pretended that they were the promotional tool of a brazilian meat-products company. this was not true. they had a strong rhythmic base- 4 of the 6 played drums- and 2 contrasting guitarists. ... more
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