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Incident
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Dante's Flame
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Mar Vista Bus Stop
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Bury Manilow
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Pillars of Salt
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Big Daddy
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Don't Buy It
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Windowpane
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And It Goes Like This
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Barricades
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Robitussin Rag
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Trotsky Icepick Los Angeles, California
TROTSKY ICEPICK, formed by members of Southern California's THE LAST and 100 FLOWERS, initially made its mark on the SST label in the 1980s and 1990s. Reactivated for the new century, the band's new/ongoing output can be heard here. Also in the mix is the band's quasi-alter-ego, DANNY AND THE DOORKNOBS. ... more
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