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Mexican People
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Replacement Song Reprise
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Racism
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Louisa
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You Make Me Sick
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What is the Night
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Holiday
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You Stupid Bitch
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Tongue in the Darkness
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Factory Girl
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Candy Cane Lips
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Employment
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Spot
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Celina Reprise
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Charm Dogs Portsmouth, New Hampshire
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The Charm Dogs came together as the
"house band" for Generic Theater in Portsmouth, NH in 1983. There was an immediate chemistry and spontaneous combustion which resulted in many original compositions. Recordings were done on a 4 track cassette deck, mixing back and forth to beta hifi, with overdubs along the way. Crude but captured!!!
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