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Consider Museums (Live)
03:53
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Hating My Father
03:44
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Jesus
03:02
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Nothing
02:18
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Metaphor of Love
05:12
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6. |
I Can't Have
03:16
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7. |
No More Children
04:30
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The Tapes
02:30
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9. |
Disco
04:50
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10. |
Birds and Monkeys
04:35
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11. |
Terrorist
05:04
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12. |
Consider Museums 7"
03:40
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13. |
Another Miracle 7"
04:39
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Culturcide Houston, Texas
Punk, noise, experimental, new wave band founded in 1980
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