| Artist |
Track |
Album |
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Bobby Fuller 4
|
Keep A Knockin'
|
Never To Be Forgotten
|
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Blood Brothers
|
Teen Heat
|
Crimes
|
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Glass Candy
|
Life After Sundown (accapella)
|
Life After Sundown EP
|
|
Red Eyed Legends
|
Cold In The Sun
|
Mutual Insignificance
|
|
Kitten On the Keys
|
Everybody Loves My Baby (But My Baby Don't Love Nobody But Me)
|
(It's Not a) Pretty Princess Day
|
|
Buffalo
|
Barbershop Rock
|
Only Want You For Your Body
|
|
Spunky Spider
|
You Won't Come
|
V/A Glitterbest
|
|
Lederhosen Lucil
|
Newspaper Flies
|
Apricota
|
|
Electroputas
|
International Harvest
|
3
|
|
|
|
Notekillers
|
Juggernaut
|
Notekillers
|
|
Michael Yonkers
|
Ya All Come Runnin' Back
|
It's Only Yonkers
|
|
Ennio Morricone
|
1928
|
Original Sndtrk - Barbalu
|
|
Phillipe Besombes & Jean-Louis Rizet
|
Montelimar
|
Pole Vol 2
|
|
Suck
|
Elegy
|
V/A Love Peace & Poetry: African Psychedelic Music
|
|
Ohio Express
|
Cowboy Convention
|
John Carter: A Rose By Any Other Name
|
|
Klaus Nomi
|
Three Wishes
|
Simple Man
|
|
|
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Flamen Dialis
|
Labrynth Pourpre De La Connaissance
|
Symptome-Dei
|
|
International Submarine Band
|
Miller's Cave
|
Safe At Home
|
|
Satan Belanger
|
Les Lunours
|
Vol 3: Total Freakout
|
|
Moths
|
Half Dans Daughter
|
V/A History of U.K. Underground Folk Vol 2
|
|
Lustmord
|
Heresy Pt III
|
Heresy
|
|
Sammy Davis Jr.
|
For Once In My Life
|
Sammy: Original Televison Sndtrk
|
|
Blood Farmers
|
Bullet In the Head
|
Permanent Brain Damage
|
|
The Weegs
|
Wouldn't Last A Weeg
|
Meat the Weegs
|
|
The Makers
|
Fair Game
|
Stripped
|
|
The Beakers
|
Bones
|
Four Steps Toward A Cultural Revolution
|
|
|
|
Ramases
|
And the Whole World, Quasar One
|
Space Hymns
|
|
The Volta Sound
|
I Knew You'd Know
|
Dandelion Wine
|
|
Liz James
|
Ocean
|
Poison & Snakes
|
|
Popol Vuh
|
Be In Love
|
Seligpreisung
|
|
Outrageous Cherry
|
Don't Worry
|
Why Don't We Talk About Something Else
|
|
Sleepykid
|
Time's A Killer
|
Monday Morning Smile
|
|
|
|
Edgar Breau
|
Hanacker Mill
|
Canadian Primitive
|
|
Pamela Z
|
Nemiz
|
A Delay Is Better
|