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Radical Agenda
02:24
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Barely Standing Up
01:30
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66th & U.
02:32
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Tempt Me, Tempt Me
01:23
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She Lost Her Mind
01:45
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Exit Strategy
01:49
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Vitamin Party Oakland, California
It's been said a little fun never hurt no one.Let's hope they're right.We get down with 4 chords and a case of Durango on a
Friday night
This Vitamin Party is outta sight
BART to 24th then a cab maybe. That is of course if anyone has any $ Otherwise it's straight to the liquor store. Walk a couple blocks, open the door, then begin to rock
This Vitamin Party can not be stopped. -- HEART, VP.
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Vitamin Party recommends:
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First off, it's a double LP and begs to be played side after side. Expertly crafted songs of rebellion, desperation, heartbreak, and redemption. Deep roots into americana, punk, rock.Clever and fun.
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There's always room for another great, poppy album. We all would have been dancing to this in the 80's and it's just what we need now.
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Red Hot & Holy
by Sarah & the Safe Word
This Atlanta group have a unique take on Americana, bridging queer cabaret culture of the 1920s and '30s with punchy contemporary rock.
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Meandering guitars, laid-back vocals, and catchy choruses make this the perfect end of summer album.
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