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essentially changing the course of the American automobile
The band went all over the world
The organization was formalized in 1939 by Rusty Callow and Lev Brett and focused on bringing together university crew teams to Philadelphia for the regatta
Heavily worn in t-shirt from 2004
Original tour shirt with pilling
Vintage King Face "9:30 Club" Flyer RAP & R&B essentially changing the course ofKingface were a punk band from Washington, DC founded in 1985. The band featured Mark Sullivan on vocals, who notably was in The Slinkees, a pre Teen Idles band that broke up when Sullivan left for college. During their time together, they released two 7"s and an LP, all on different independent labels, including notable Dutch punk label Konkurrel. After only four years together, the band split. They regrouped after some time apart, releasing a new EP
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