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Big Simple Book
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Jo the Moth
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Dammit
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Makeshift Baby Boy
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Ugly Sunshine
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Rafter
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Acre
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fuckitup
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A Little More
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Quaker Cannons Lowell, Massachusetts
The Quaker Cannons were a 4 piece rock band from Lowell Ma. Formed during the early 1990's by Micheal F Dailey Jr and Heather Roy Noecker on Guitar and Vocals joined by Scott Zemetras on bass, and Jim Morrissey on drums. Formed during grunge's rein with big, loud, distorted guitars they chose to go clean with open chords, little flash and almost no leads. They recorded one album with Carl Ayotte. ... more
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