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Lone Star Police State
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Hardcore Club
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Fuckin Hippies Suck
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Pump'n Ethyl Dallas, Texas
Pump'n Ethyl, originally known as Ethyl Merman, formed in 1993 by Turner Van Blarcum and Hendrix Tolliver III. Prior to their first CD release, they were forced to change their name by the Estate of Ethyl Merman. They have played with Billyclub, Cheetah Chrome, D.O.A, FEAR, Marky Ramone, M.O.D., The Mullens, Napalm Death, Riot Squad, Suicidal Tendencies, Testament, UK Subs, Zeke, and many others. ... more
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