Get all 98 One Million Fuzztone Guitars releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Shadow Song, The Department Store of the Soul, High Street, Ajanta Cinema 1980 (Live) [Remastered], We Want Our Apocalypse Now (Remix) [Radio Edit], Live 1978, It's a Soul Life, 5EXYA55USA, and 90 more.
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Chinese Gift
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Night of the Long Bars
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Look At That Girl
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Gone Wrong
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Poor Country Boy
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She Drinks The Wine
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My Favourite Thoughts
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Baby You Know
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Chinese Gift 2
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Back of 69 TA
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Chinese Gift 3
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Night of the Long Bars 2
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One Million Fuzztone Guitars London, UK
Skin Patrol became One Million Fuzztone Guitars in 1981 and released two singles “Heaven / Annuese” and “Men’s Hearts / Creepy Crawl” and an LP “26″ all now remastered and re-released on Cherry Red Records. Rock Section was remixed by Julian Cope And Andrew Weatherall in 2014 as Dayglo Maradona. One Million Fuzztone Guitars/Skin Patrol continue to record and release new material on TuneCore/BMI. ... more
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