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Not My Problem
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Route E
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The Test
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Guess What?
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Quiet Place
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21C Rag
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Tyranny
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Desperation
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Retrograde Motion
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Drunk And Armed Seattle, Washington
100% D.I.Y. Drunk And Armed has been around since 2000 doing stuff, and annoying people. Music could be described as Post- Punk or Punk or Experimental or Punk Jazz, or Other, depending on what I feel like. Let the Music speak for itself. See also the Drunk And Armed blog at drunkandarmed.blogspot.com for additional releases. ... more
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