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No Good Man
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Bully
03:15
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Aim Low
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Mr. Teller
04:09
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These Old Bones
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Super Comet
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Torn Apart
03:59
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Every Mile
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Scratching At The Lid
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Believe
03:15
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The Spitfires Vancouver, British Columbia
The Spitfires have been wowing music fans with their mix of "AC/DC meets the Sex Pistols" 70’s era rock/punk since
1996.
They’re road dogs. Canada coast to coast multiple times, extensive U.S. touring and the U.K. Spitfires have taken on SXSW, NXNE,Canadian Music Week, and New Music West.
Spits have released 4 full length LPs, numerous 7 inches on labels like Junk, Estrus, Longshot, and more.
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