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Trashmouth Records
Fat White Family / Taman Shud 'Split'
£7.99
Trashmouth Records
Fat White Family / Taman Shud 'Split'
£7.99
Side A:
Fat White Family
1. Wet Hot beef (Part I)
2. Wet Hot Beef (Part II)
3. Now That I'm Taking myself Seriously As An Artist (Wet Hot Beef Part III)
Side B:
Taman Shud
1. The Ziggurat, A Miracle
2. Crime Cycle
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