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   Harlot From Beyond: 2: Make Me Sick: 3: Old Enough To Know Better: 4: If I Only Had A Heart: 5: The Bulemics: Old Enough To Know Better ‎ (LP, Album, Ora) Junk Records: JR US: Sell This Version: JR The Bulemics: Old Enough To Know Better ‎ (LP, Album) Junk Records: JR US: Sell This Version 5/5(2).

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   Old Enough to know better was my introduction to The Bulemics. The perfect antidote to fake "punk" like Green Day and My Chemical Romance. Hope the kids are corrupted by this beautiful filth, like I was in my day by Black Flag, Circle Jerks,G.G. Allin, etc. Kids 5/5(2).

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   This band is a five man trainwreck that crashes’n’burns’n’bleeds on stage whilst rippin’ out ripped off garagy AC/DC homages with fun titles like “Die Tonight,” “Dial ‘M’ For Murder,” “The Harlot From Beyond” (all off of last year’s Junk release, Old Enough to Know Better), or just check out their fine new Man’s Ruin EP, Blurred Vision and Twisted Thoughts.

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   Mar 30,  · Old Enough to Know Better, a song by The Bulemics on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics bapbagambtimviwon.colesslirenetdentnessmostwattprovesje.co Duration: 2 min.

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   Explore releases from Harlots Of Beyond at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Harlots Of Beyond at the Discogs Marketplace.

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   Welcome to Barnes & Noble's Vinyl Store. Build your dream record collection with our wide selection of albums including vinyl new releases, bestsellers, and retro classics, like The Beatles, Eagles, Elton John, and bapbagambtimviwon.colesslirenetdentnessmostwattprovesje.co matter what decade you grew up in, vinyl .

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   Mar 26,  · Vinyl's capable of a lot, but only if the grooves are wide enough for the needle to track them properly. A longer album means skinnier grooves, a quieter sound and more noise.

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   Well, the sound quality depends on the audio source – an LP pressed from a compressed digital audio format will never match the sonic expanse of a vinyl copy pressed from an analogue master. The Chicago Tribune recently played a bunch of Beatles fans Fabs songs from versions of the same LPs cut in the 70s, 80s and the current decade.

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