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Satisfyin'
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Cry
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Why Don't You Call Me?
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See If I Care
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The Brood Portland, Maine
Formed in 1983, The Brood were forerunners of the 60s garage-band renaissance, delivering straight ahead raw, fuzzed-out rock. The 80+ songs they recorded include originals penned by guitarist Chris Horne, plus on-target covers by obscure original 60s groups. Their popularity led the way for other garage rockers both male & female who've cited The Brood as inspiration for forming their own bands. ... more
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