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Government Issue: The Punk Remains The Same Bob Lange August 25, 2009 No Comments This five song EP, in classic punk fashion, clocks in at just under eight minutes, but we all know it's quality, not quantity, that counts. These tracks, culled from two different shows, reflect GI's hardcore heyday in 1982-83. Read More
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