Wives - Roy Tapes Music CD
Wives - Roy Tapes Music CD
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A special release signifying PPM50 and Post Present Medium as a label for ten years. Wives were a punk band formed in Los Angeles in 2001, they recorded, performed and toured until 2005 when they disbanded. After their last US tour and and before their (first and last) UK/Europe tour in 2005 Dean Spunt (bass and vocals) and Randy Randall (guitar) recorded these 7 songs with new drummer Roy Tatum. These were the songs, if you saw them live, Wives were playing, working on and perfecting at the time on that final tour.
Tracklist:
- One
- If You Went Any Lower You D Hit China
- Cars
- Feed
- Can't Tell No One
- Chop
- Drill
UPC: 633914030520
Label: Ppm
Release Date: 12.6.11
Format: CD
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