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She Said Oh
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Big Big Mouth
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I Hate Your Guts
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The Statics Seattle, Washington
Coming out of the wonderful Tacoma tradition that goes back to the Sonics and the Wailers in the early 60s, more connected
with those roots than most Seattle outfits from this era, the Statics still connected with the 1990s, they have songs about burgers and fries, cars and cartoons, the important things in life, what rock and roll songs oughta be about.
(Written by Winch Records)
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