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THE UNCULTURED - 1988-04-06 - MINUS RAY* - REHEARSAL DEMO

THE UNCULTURED

"MINUS RAY*"
April, 1988
recorded with Christine The Ghetto Blaster Of Death
Ian, Mike, Jeff, Marc. This picture is minus Ray, but the tape is not.
*Ray shows up toward the end of this tape, so it's not entirely "minus Ray".


Ray Lilly - singer
Michael Million - guitar, backing vocals
Ian C Stewart - guitar, vocals
Jeff Sampson - bass
Marc Ward - drums

1. Silent War
2. Evil Dead (Michael)
3. For Her
4. Suicidal Myth
5. Aspirin
6. Cod, Not God
7. Abortion
8. Bottomless Wallet of Friendship & Understanding
9. Am I Invisible?
10. Antiquacking
11. Deathquake
12. Cancer Coffins
13. For Her
14. loose jam including For Her
15. For Her (Strange Version)
16. Abortion
17. Silent War

47 minutes total

The Uncultured - Minus Ray
320kb MP3 | 100MB ZIP

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