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Let's Get Ripped!
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Big Hair Camaro
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Pizza Job
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Too Drunk To Fuck
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Red Planet San Francisco, California
The SF-based bubble-gum, power pop rockers Red Planet formed in the late 90s and instantly took the bay area by storm with their revved up hooky pop melodies and powerhouse guitar playing. The team of Jeremy Powers and Chris Dunn produced pop gems worthy of Lennon and McCartney. Their joyfully exuberant songs are about love, relationships and girls, records, cars, breakups and bad jobs. ... more
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