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You Don't Know Me
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The Hurt's Gone
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Blame It On The Priests
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I'd Do Anything
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The Ballad
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Fashion Girl
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Christmas Day
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The Nads (RI) Warwick, Rhode Island
The Nads (RI) were a new wave/power pop combo playing out of and around Providence, Rhode Island from 1979-1981. Members included Larry Brown (vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards), Shane Williams (bass, backing vocals), Rick Zeigler (percussion), Bob Kropp (lead guitar, backing vocals). ... more
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