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The Pride Of Anton LaVey
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Concrete
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Jabber
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Felines vs Superworms
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Dirt Machine
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Wimped (Livermore)
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We Are The Lost Cause
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Shrimp
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Yanking Molars
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Consuming
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Alien/Empathy
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Wallpaper
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Mad Judy Sacramento, California
Snot-pokin', pot smokin', junior college dropouts. Sadpunx from Sactown. DIY letdowns. No applause, just throw money! After all, art is art, isn't it?
I never forget a face, but in your case I'll make an exception.
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