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The Ramones
Album: Subterranean Jungle
Year: 1983
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Roy Orbison - Mystery Girl
Roy Orbison - In Dreams
Gene Vincent - Sounds Like Gene Vincent
Stray Cats - Let's Go Faster
Stray Cats - Gonna Ball
Big Joe Turner - The Blues Boss
Trashmen - Bringing Back The Trash!
Bo Diddley - The London Bo Diddley Sessions
Bo Diddley - Have Guitar Will Travel
Del Shannon - Runaway With Del Shannon
The Cramps - Big Beat From Badsville
The Cramps - Flamejob
The Cramps - Psychedelic Jungle
Eddie Cochran - Singin' to My Baby
Jerry Lee Lewis - Country Songs for City Folks
The Everly Brothers - The Everly Brothers Sing
The Everly Brothers - A Date With The Everly Brothers
Alex Chilton - Bach's Bottom
Johnny Cash - Orange Blossom Special
Johnny Cash - Songs of Our Soil
Johnny Cash - The Fabulous Johnny Cash
Jackie Wilson - Higher and Higher
Little Richard - Here's Little Richard
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The very best of death metal
Electronic music is going crazy?
Ocean
Being the Great Gatsby for a night
The avant-garde music of advertisements
Landscape songwriters
Black Cat, White Cat
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