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Cops and Criminals
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City of Fun
02:22
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Johnny Johnny
04:13
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Cross the Line
02:48
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Frankie Lane
02:47
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Searching for Fire
03:03
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At the War
02:28
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Wish You Died Young
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Center City Blues
03:14
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Bottle
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D.O.A.
01:55
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Big Swamp Thunder
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New City Slang Rochester, New York
New City Slang combines a twin-guitar attack reminiscent of MC5, Television,
and The Rolling Stones, with the poetic
tradition of street lyricists like Jim Carroll and
Lou Reed. Though influenced by the tradition of these artists, New City Slang is not a
retro or revival act.
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