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Stupid Love Song
02:07
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Saigon Hooker
02:53
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Firecracker
01:50
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The Curse
01:50
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Tommy Johnny
01:41
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Boffins Necklace
04:43
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Omega Man
02:09
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New Set of Nuts
02:42
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The Party's Over
02:15
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The Nads San Francisco, California
These guys ARE those Nads, and every show is an arson party that ends in napalm meltdown. The Nads can rock dirtbag biker- blowouts and bombed out quanset huts, back alley shitholes and swanky strip bars, and above all: your local stanky whiskey-servin-titty-shakin dive bar. The shows may be fewer but they are well worth the wait, cause there aint nothin like lettin these nads out of the bag ... more
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