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Pixies

Artist Song
Pixies  Here Comes Your Man  
Pixies  Monkey Gone to Heaven  
Pixies  Where Is My Mind?  
Pixies  Velouria  
Pixies  Wave of Mutilation  
Pixies  Gigantic  
Pixies  Bone Machine  
Pixies  Debaser  
Pixies  Allison  
Pixies  Alec Eiffel  
Pixies  Vamos (Surfer Rosa)  
Pixies  Planet of Sound  
Pixies  Caribou  
Pixies  Hey  
Pixies  Into the White  
Pixies  Dig for Fire  
Pixies  Broken Face  
Pixies  The Holiday Song  
Pixies  Nimrod's Son  
Pixies  River Euphrates  
Pixies  Gouge Away  
Pixies  The Happening  
Pixies  Winterlong  
Pixies  U-Mass  
Pixies  Wave of Mutilation (UK Surf Mix)  
Pixies  Rock Music  
Pixies  Levitate Me  
Pixies  Manta Ray  
Pixies  Tame  
Pixies  Is She Weird  
Pixies  In Heaven (Lady In the Radiator Song) [Live]  
Pixies  I’ve Been Tired  
Pixies  Break My Body  
Pixies  I Bleed  
Pixies  Isla de Encanta  
Pixies  Mr. Grieves  
Pixies  Evil Hearted You  
Pixies  Ain't That Pretty At All  
Pixies  Weird at My School  
Pixies  Cactus  
Pixies  There Goes My Gun  
Pixies  Theme from Narc  
Pixies  I'm Amazed  
Pixies  Build High  
Pixies  Vamos (Live 1988 Town and Country)  

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Although the Pixies were never as influential in the States as they were in Britain and Europe, their triumphant 2004 reunion proved an important coming-of-age for their Gen X fan base, who fervently believed that [i]this[/i] band was worthy of hardcore devotion. Songs like the jokey "Monkey Gone to Heaven" and the kaleidoscopic "Here Comes Your Man" define an audience forging its own musical identity, and remain unmistakable badges proudly worn by those who prefer to stand outside the mainstream. Combine the prickly Frank Black and come-hither Kim Deal, anchored by the four-to-the-floor rhythm combo of bassist Joey Santiago and drummer David Lovering, and you have post-punk heirs to a rock ’n’ roll tradition of challenging — and heightening — their fans' preconceptions.
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