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Shrapnel
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Much Less Than Nothing
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Horoscopes
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Blue Tiling
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It Was A Good Day Pt. II
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Instrumental In C
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I'll Get Back To You
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Dead Broke Rekerds West Islip, New York
DEAD BROKE REKERDS is an independent, D.I.Y. record label/distro based out of Long Island, NY. Since 2002. This label was started to record & distribute our own bands, our friends bands, and anything else we feel people should hear. We aim to expose great music to as many people as we can, without the cost, hence the ingenius name. Up the punks. ... more
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