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Stars
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The Mission
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Green Papaya
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Private Party
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Salad Days
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What Would You Say
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Sal
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Charlie
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Shot Across The Bow
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Til Next Time
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Nice Eye
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Dog Meat Records Melbourne, Australia
Starting out under the name Grown Up Wrong! Records in 1986, Dog Meat became synonymous with punk-garage punk underground
sounds internationally and at home.
Dog Meat ceased operations in 1996, but the Grown Up Wrong! imprint has recently been revived, and now it's Dog Meat’s turn to come back from the grave.
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