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DOMESTIK QUARREL!!? - 1988-08-20 - LIVE AT THE FLAMINGO ISLE


DOMESTIK QUARREL!!?
"LIVE AT THE FLAMINGO ISLE"
WHAT WE DID ON SUMMER VACATION part two
recorded with Christine The Ghetto Blaster Of Death
August 20, 1988

Ray Lilly - singer
Aaron Pauley - guitar, backing vocals
Jeremy Rogers - drums
Jeff Sampson - bass
Ian C Stewart - guitar, backing vocals, lead on "Cancer Coffins"

1. Abortion
2. Skank Bitch
3. Toxics
4. Cod, Not God
5. Antisocial Behavior
6. Aspirin
7. Cancer Coffins
8. We Got The Beat
9. Silent War
10. United We Stand (w. Jim Swanson of Prophecy)
11. Wheel of Fortune
12. For Her
13. Am I Invisible?
14. Antiwhacking
15. Evil Dead
16. Deathquake

36 min total

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Domestik Quarrel!!? - Live at the Flamingo Isle, August 20, 1988

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