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The Muffs Blonder And Blonder mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Blonder And Blonder Country: Europe Released: 1995 Style: Alternative Rock, Punk MP3 version RAR size: 1902 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1213 mb WMA version RAR size: 1375 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 309 Other Formats: FLAC AC3 MP3 ASF ADX APE WAV Tracklist A1 Agony 2:27 A2 Oh Nina 2:39 A3 On And On 1:45 A4 Sad Tomorrow 2:09 A5 What You've Done 1:57 A6 Red Eyed Troll 3:45 A7 End It All 1:49 B1 Laying On A Bed Of Roses 2:11 B2 I Need A Face 2:14 B3 Won't Come Out To Play 1:51 B4 Funny Face 3:20 B5 Ethyl My Love 2:39 B6 I'm Confused 3:41 B7 Just A Game 1:59 Credits Art Direction, Design – Jeri Heiden Bass – Ronnie Barnett Drums – Roy McDonald Engineer [Additional] – Neill King, Sally Browder Engineer, Mixed By – Jerry Finn Featuring – Jim LaSpesa, Kristen Shattuck, Steve McDonald* Guitar, Vocals, Written-By – Kim Shattuck Illustration – Mr. Fotheringham* Mixed By, Producer – Rob Cavallo Photography By – Alberto Talot, Ken Schles Producer – The Muffs Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Blonder And The Reprise 9 45852-2 Blonder (CD, 9 45852-2 US 1995 Muffs Records Album) Blonder And The Reprise 9 45852-4 Blonder (Cass, 9 45852-4 Indonesia 1995 Muffs Records Album) Blonder And The Reprise 9 45852-2 Blonder (CD, 9 45852-2 US Unknown Muffs Records Album, RE) Omnivore Blonder And OVLP-168, The Recordings, OVLP-168, Blonder (LP, US 2016 816651014941 Muffs Omnivore 816651014941 Album, RE, Bab) Recordings Blonder And The Reprise none Blonder (Cass, none Europe 1995 Muffs Records Album, Promo) Related Music albums to Blonder And Blonder by The Muffs Kevin Eubanks - Face To Face Various - Groin Thunder! Shifty - Happy Love Sick Green Day - Basket Case Hans Georg Schütz Mit Seinem Orchester - Fahr Mich In Die Ferne, Mein Blonder Matrose / Fliege Mit Mir In Die Heimat Salburt Connection - I Love You Funny Face Tim Finn - Before & After The Muffs - Happy Birthday To Me Ronald McDonald - Play, Listen & Learn with Ronald McDonald Goo Goo Dolls - A Boy Named Goo.

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