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Saltwater
01:30
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The Way We Were
01:48
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TV
01:24
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A Sign
01:32
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As Far As I Can See
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Hot Out
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No More Fiction Tapes New Orleans, Louisiana
No More Fiction Tapes releases music by all-girl, female-fronted and queer DIY and punk bands. 100 copies of each tape were made. These releases are no long available unless otherwise noted.
nomorefiction@gmail.com
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