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Constructive Critism
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Go-Go Dancer
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100 Kv
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Toffee Apple
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Green Bench Comatose
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Calories
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Against A Wall
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Educated/Medicated
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THE EJECTIONS Salisbury, UK
Tommy Lords - Bass and science homework.
Adam Ratboy-Guitar and hard drugs.
Elvis Penny-Guitar and Night
Nurse.
Aza!-Drums and art college.
Benny Hash-Vocals and safety pins.
Tim Armstrong thinks we are really good so you should too.
We live in a one horse town. We like punk and having a laugh. We are all to ugly to be on a television based talent show. You get the picture.
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