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The Hook
02:35
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Just Call Me Ninny
03:50
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Top of the World
04:20
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Diarrhetics
03:12
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Anne-Mette's Anorak
03:02
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Biltmore
04:14
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Piglet
04:45
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Church 'Em Danno
02:23
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Danger Bob Lawrence, Kansas
The mighty Danger Bob rose from a parody outfit taking the piss out of other local bands to become one of the LFK region’s most beloved acts in the 1990s. Drawing on classic new wave acts, such as The Pretenders and Adam Ant, to contemporaries like They Might Be Giants and Too Much Joy, Danger Bob was known as much for their on-stage antics as writing some of the most enduring songs of the era. ... more
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