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Born in the 60’s: Vinyl LP Pile NOW – Yearbook 1981 6118941 NOW – Yearbook 1981 Dead Serious went Platinum on the strength of the singles “Mic Checka” and the Top 40 pop hit “They Want EFX” with cool tempo versions of The Rolling Stones The Stooges
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Born in the 60’s: Vinyl LP Pile NOW – Yearbook 1981 6118941

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