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Tag Archives: CITY ROCKERS

ORGAN THING OF THE DAY: Ming City Rockers twist it, Swoon still up, Death Rays go ostrich riding…

ORGAN THING OF THE DAY….. Do you come here everyday to see these things? Who are you? Who were the twenty two people from Iraq visiting this page yesterday?  Who’s the person from Costa Rica today? Who is Max Hattler? What are those Ming City Rockers doing today? How much for a ticket Kate? Not…

March 25, 2014 in Uncategorized.

ORGAN THING OF THE DAY: Who the hell are the MING CITY ROCKERS?

Been a frantic kind of wired up shape of a day, here’s  a band I hadn’t heard of five minutes ago… this is the business, well not The Business, they’re a whole different band, this lot clearly are the business, no ideas who they are or where they’re from., saw a link from some people…

February 18, 2014 in Uncategorized.

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