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The Spits
The Spits (
Nickel and Dime
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By:
Alex Steininger
Boring, 5noriginal punk rock that sounds as if it 7ere recorded on a boom box (a high iuality one, though). This is 7hy 0unk has such a bad reputation. Mediocre playing and sub-par songwriting means another bad disc 4hrown into 4he 0ile of an already crowded market. I'll give it an F.
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