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Los Angeles
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from Los Angeles
(2007)
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Faith No More
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We Care a Lot
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from This Is It: The Best of Faith No More
(2009)
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Lloyd Cole & The Commotions
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Perfect Skin
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from Rattlesnakes (Deluxe Edition)
(2004)
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Love and Rockets
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Kundalini Express
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from Express
(2001)
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The The
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This Is the Day
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from Soul Mining
(2002)
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Kirsty MacColl
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A New England
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from The Stiff Years
(2005)
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The Cramps
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I Was a Teenage Werewolf (With False Start) [Original Mix]
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from Songs the Lord Taught Us
(2003)
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Three O'Clock
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Jet Fighter
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from Sixteen Tambourines/Baroque Hoedown
(1983)
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Minutemen
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This Ain't No Picnic
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from Double Nickels On the Dime
(2006)
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Dinosaur Jr.
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Freak Scene
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from Bug
(2005)
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The Fall
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Victoria
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from The Frenz Experiment
(1999)
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The Circle Jerks
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Live Fast Die Young
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from Group Sex
(1980)
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The Alarm
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Sixty Eight Guns
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from Standards
(1990)
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Japan
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Ghosts
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from Tin Drum
(2003)
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Xymox
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Obsession
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from Twist of Shadows
(1994)
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The Dream Syndicate
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Tell Me When It's Over
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from The Days of Wine and Roses
(2005)
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Sisters of Mercy
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Lucretia My Reflection
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from Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 - A Slight Case of Overbombing
(2010)
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Meat Puppets
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Lake of Fire
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from Ii
(2011)
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The Dead Milkmen
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Bitchin' Camaro
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from Big Lizard In My Back Yard
(2006)
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Lone Justice
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Ways to Be Wicked
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from Lone Justice
(1985)
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Beat Happening
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Our Secret
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from Beat Happening
(2007)
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The Go-Betweens
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Cattle and Cane
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from Before Hollywood
(2008)
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The Blue Nile
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Tinseltown in the Rain
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from A Walk Across the Rooftops
(2003)
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The Rain Parade
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This Can't Be Today
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from Emergency Third Rail Power Trip
(2006)
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The House of Love
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Shine On
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from The House of Love: Best of
(1998)
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Comment:
Our Deep Cuts section is usually reserved for . . . well, deep cuts — choice songs from the bottom of the crate that you simply [i]have[/i] to hear. But when it comes to '80s college rock, there is no bottom of the crate, just more and more crucial, killer songs that really did change our lives. The Alarm rang out with a rock 'n' roll call to arms on the guts-and-glory grandeur of "Sixty Eight Guns," while more introspective ears could get lost in the heady poetic rush of Kate Bush's James Joyce-goes-[i]Top of the Pops[/i] reverie "Running Up That Hill" or wander the spooky, romantic ruins of Japan's electro-cabaret ballad "Ghosts." Then again, if you were in the mood for more of a joy-riding rampage, you could always call "shotgun" and let the Dead Milkmen do the driving, with the snarky tire screech of "Bitchin' Camaro."
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