Lifetime Of Empty Threats
by Joe Ninety
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Kickback
02:05
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2. |
Building
03:04
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All Ways Forwards
02:41
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4. |
Climbing For Dollars
02:44
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5. |
Another Tuesday Song
02:30
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Snapshot
03:02
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7. |
Things Fall Down
03:15
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Better Days
03:21
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No Reason
03:06
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10. |
55 Times Nothing
02:49
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about
Joe Ninety's debut album - ten tracks of quality, lyrically-sussed, melodic punk rock somewhere between Face To Face and Leatherface. The band had come on in leaps and bounds since there first 7", as emphasised with the likes of "Snapshot" and "Another Tuesday Song".
And judging by the number of songs played from this on his radio show, it's safe to say that John Peel was a fan!
And judging by the number of songs played from this on his radio show, it's safe to say that John Peel was a fan!
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released January 1, 2001
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Bombed Out Records Harrogate, UK
Bombed Out Records is a non-profit, do-it-yourself record label based in Leeds and Harrogate in the
UK.
We've released records by: The Amistad, Blocko, The Dauntless Elite, Dropnose, Dugong, Eighty Six, Fig. 4.0, Homebrew, Jets Vs Sharks, Joe Ninety, Kelly 8, The Leif Ericsson, The Mercy Suite, Peachfuzz, Remainderfour, Saturday's Kids, The Take and Zapiain.
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May 2017 -
Aug 2015
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