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Mannequin Bones
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Disco Cocaine
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Nothing Now
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I Need to Know
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Apocalypse Boy
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F*** the FCC
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Outrage
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The Swaggerlies Seattle, Washington
Founded by members of The Supersuckers and Guns of Nevada and featuring members of The Jilly Rizzo and Bigtop-all veterans of the Seattle music scene
Loud, guitar based rock n roll from the Pacific Northwest.
New music out soon.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “The Swaggerlies live at Darrell's Tavern!”
So excited to get my hands on this record. The Supersuckers were my favorite northwest band of that era. They were never the most popular or cerebral, but then or now, nobody rocked harder. 30 years later I would say that their body of work in terms of records produced and shows played is unsurpassed. The only time Eddie Spaghetti took a break was when he got cancer. So as far as I'm concerned they really are the greatest rock and roll band in the world. Do yourself a favor and buy this
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Bryan and All - Thank you and much love for "The Last Time I Saw You."
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