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Power Punk Rock from the Windy City. This band was great. Undiscovered but an anthem esque punck rock record that many are beginning to hear. You want drums gotaa hear this guy. Trent Anderson is hardcore.Roots of the real deal. Pounding, Fast, Hard. F*%# YOU rock 'n' roll. Check it out.
Recording information: Surf Production, Indianapolis, IN.
Personnel: Dan Metro (keyboards).
Audio Mixer: Ken Sluiter.
Muchacha Plug In And Go! Songs | 1. | Transmission Suicide |
| 2. | Two Out of Three |
| 3. | Bail Out |
| 4. | Yard Sale |
| 5. | Maybe I'm Dreaming |
| 6. | Another Day |
| 7. | Rock 'N' Roll Girl |
| 8. | Spots |
| 9. | Sellout |
| 10. | Dominate |
| 11. | So Respected |
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