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Runway
02:20
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Iron Cross
02:10
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Tuned Out
03:14
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Shorebreak
02:12
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Birdbrain
01:43
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Nazarene
03:04
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Small World
02:56
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(I'm So) Happy
03:53
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Blob!
01:58
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Motu Tapu
02:19
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Big Neck
01:45
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What Gives?
02:18
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You Only Live Once
03:14
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Black
01:42
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It's a Lie
00:42
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Slave
02:16
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Birdbrain (demo version)
01:31
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Beebs & Jeebs
01:02
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Footsteps
04:55
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Moonlight
03:42
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Chasm
06:08
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The Romans Los Angeles, California
The Romans formed as a trio in 1981 with Juan Gomez (Human Hands, LAFMS), Keith Mitchell (later with Mazzy Star) & Michael
Uhlenkott (Monitor), joined later by Pat Delaney (Deadbeats, Bpeople) & Mikey Borens (45 Grave, Consumers).
Later members were Robert Lloyd & Pierre Smith (New Marines, El Vez.)
Discography: You Only Live Once (1983), Last Days at the Ranch (1986).
band photo: Jaeger Kotos
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