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Beirut Slump: Shut Up And Bleed

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Red Alert
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Orphans
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Burning Rubber
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The Closet
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Less Of Me
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Freud In Flop
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I Woke Up Dreaming
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See Pretty
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Baby Doll
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Race Mixing
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Crown Of Thorns
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Staircase
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Less Of Me
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Tornado Warnings
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My Eyes
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Case #14
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Red Alert
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I Am The Lord Jesus
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Sidewalk
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Burning Rubbber
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Try Me
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The Closet
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Eliminate By Night
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I Woke Up Dreaming
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Roll Your Thunder
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No Morality
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G-I Blue
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Popularity Is So Boring
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Red Alert
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Total Tracks: 29   Total Length: 51:14

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you may not realize

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this kinda of music might be kinda new to all of you kids. hell... i was only 2 or 3 years old myself when this band and the awesome short lived no-wave scene was in full swing in New York. its bands like this that you may not get totally, BUT for sure this band and other no-wave bands had a profound affect upon the post-punk, post-punk genres to come. There's an awesome documentary called Kill Your Idols and it features this band and many others. You may not realize, but this band IS an important piece of music history.

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