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Lou Reed's Liver
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Barney Rubble
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That's Finland, Dear
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Nutsack
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Doctor's on Speed Dial
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Pez Ma
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Kookaburra
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Point That Thing
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Jelly Roll
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These Days
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Blade Runner
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Woman of Love
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Frosty Float
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Steal A Yubnub Horse
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Caught You Fighting
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Be My Slave
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AXEMEN New Zealand
AXEMEN is a New Zealand band formed around 1981 in protest against the South African Springbok rugby team's tour of NZ, a
tour which created great controversy.
AXEMEN played in Christchurch Cathedral 1981 in response to the Springbok tour.
They also played at protests for homosexual law reform in 1983: Member Little Stevie McCabe being severely beaten up in Christchurch Cathedral Square toilets.
... more
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