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that March. A second demo tape, recorded that May, included the songs "I Hate
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in only four days and featured most of the band's oeuvre at the time, including songs from their demos and Royer and Rikk Agnew's
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Ramirez and Eddie Joseph of local band Eddie and the Subtitles as
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founder Lisa Fancher, who signed the band in January 1981.
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1299:"Adolescents Biography"
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1187:Casey Royer
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1157:Adolescents
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1047:"Democracy"
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331:Los Angeles
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795:The song "
779:the Briefs
745:while the
664:Blue Album
644:Blue Album
594:Bo Diddley
403:L.A. Woman
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