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Rockaway Beach
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Teenage Lobotomy
01:57
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Suzy Is A Headbanger
02:06
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Blitzkrieg Bop
02:00
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Oh Oh I Love Her So
01:53
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Judy Is A Punk
01:24
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I Want You Around
02:55
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Cretin Hop
01:54
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Slug
02:18
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She's The One
02:12
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Beat On The Brat
02:18
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Sheena Is A Punk ROcker
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Burnt Toast Vinyl Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
btv was founded in late spring 1996, primarily focused on regional bands in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. Since that time, the label has expanded its sights with releases from bands on three different continents.
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