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Billy the Kid
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Didn't Mean
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Better Than Nothing
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Anything
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Monk
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Alex Chilton
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Brian Lisik Akron, Ohio
"jangly guitar riffs and great pop hooks" - No Depression
"a tasty bare-bones hash of timeless
folk-pop and rockabilly, shaggy garage-rock edge and power-pop sparkle" - Elmore
"a rough and tumble garage-y blast...soaked deep in an ocean of chunky guitars" - Seattle Post Intelligencer
"mosty sub-four-minute tunes that get in, punch you directly in the ear and get out" - Akron Beacon Journal
... more
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