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Agh! I know a few bands, which almost noone else knows about.

Its almost infuriating. Its like, best buy or a music shack wouldnt have these, because theyve never 'eard of it!

Mustard Plug and Slow Gherkin, how much do you bet best buy doesnt have these?
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$145!

Hehe.
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Have you ever 'eard of them?
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Mustard Plug, yeah...a long time ago though...the name is very familiar.
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Hmm, they started around 1991, which should be around when your born.

But yeah... awsome band they are, a few good songs.
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Close...1993...hehe. I'm going to look them up again, see if I can find that one song of theirs that I've heard.
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"no one but myself" and "box" are good ones
and "pretty (in a pretty sort of way)" and "shed some skin" by slow gherkin
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