Doc Hopper - 8675309 (Jenny)
from Atomic Action! by Seven League Boots, Doc Hopper, Giving Tree
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Seth-Guitar
Malcom-Drums
Jon-Bass
Chris-Guitar/vocals
Malcom-Drums
Jon-Bass
Chris-Guitar/vocals
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A Tommy Two-Tone song
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from Atomic Action!,
released December 27, 2014
Recorded at Platinum Sound in April 1992
Produced by Peter Nausbaum & Chris Pierce
Photo by Justine DeMetrick
Recorded at Platinum Sound in April 1992
Produced by Peter Nausbaum & Chris Pierce
Photo by Justine DeMetrick
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Atomic Action! Providence, Rhode Island
Punk/hardcore label from Rhode Island started in 1989 ended in 2000 restarted in 2012. We put out music we like by people we like. Fuck all the rest.
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