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Prove Me Wrong
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72 Hour Blues
02:30
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Jumping The Gun
02:19
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Nothing On My Mind
02:59
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Rolling In Your Coffin
02:06
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Go Away
03:23
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No Secrets
01:26
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Killing Fields
02:37
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Fuck Off City
03:32
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The Plane Crash Portland, Oregon
The band features Mark Death - Lead Vocals and Lead Guitar (ex The Hot Lz's and ex The Moneychangers and ex The Halfways) . Harry Gadd on Bass guitar and backing vocals. Rich Peterson on Lead guitar and Erik Haines on Drums and Lead vocals We play simple 3 chord Rock N Roll with no gimmicks. Our influences are Johnny Thunders, Chuck Berry , The Stooges, CRIME and Rocket from the Tombs. ... more
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