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Shake Your Love
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Where's That Fucking Cat
02:08
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Vasaline
00:52
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Steroid Junkie
03:29
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Interluid
00:25
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Theme From An Orifice
02:28
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Nixon_Dole
07:06
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Images Without
05:24
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Psalms 23 Revised
04:32
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Rise Above The Fuck
04:03
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Submission
04:33
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Oh No
06:13
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Pat's Orifice Ogden, Utah
Created behind the Zion Curtain in the wasteland of Utah in 1988 (1958). By Michael Asbill, Scot Jenerik and Brad Thomas. Pat’s Orifice was a band and multi-media project of projections, broken TVs (with weird static effects), visqueen, and noise. T-shirts were simple, the band spray painted their butts and sat on the garment. The bands demise occurred when Mike and Scot escaped, never to return. ... more
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