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Down On The Mall 1
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Lovelife
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Jet Lag Drag
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The Tingler
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Not Guilty
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Spaz Attack
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Who Killed Punk?
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Grumpus' Theme
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Gorgo
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7-11
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Air Conditioner
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Go Go God
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Down On The Mall 2
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Chumps Washington, D.C.
Chumps (Da Chumps) were Washington DC's first No Wave band. They came out of the first wave of DC punk rock. The Problem
With Saxophones is the LP they recorded in 1979. It was released by Afterburn Records (Australia) in 2006
CHUMPS: Rob K, bass voice; Rucki Dreyfuss - drums; Dave Findley - guitar, voice; Mike Miller - guitar, voice; John Dreyfuss - saxophone.
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