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Looking Back
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Helpless
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Tell Me
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Ghost Dance
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Blame
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As I See It
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Welcome Again
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Third Party
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After Words Atlanta, Georgia
After Words was a band from Atlanta, Georgia that formed in July of 1987 and broke up in December of 1989. In that time, the band played approx. 50 shows, with bands like Fugazi, 7 Seconds, Govt. Issue, Dag Nasty, Shudder to Think, Swiz and more. They released one LP on Sammich Records, available digitally for the first time here. Thanks to Amanda MacKaye for putting this out in 1989. ... more
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