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Ashes
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Drinking My Devils Away
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Devils Riding Crop
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Lucky Man
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Town Square
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End of the World Polka
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Twilight
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Long Black Train
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Death of the Inferno
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The Bad Things Seattle, Washington
In 2002. The Bad Things were formed out of the ashes of A Midnite Choir, a cult favorite in the, then burgeoning, Seattle cabaret scene. The Bad Things quickly gained a reputation for “drunken debauchery” and “feverish dancing” at their live shows, and their theatrical aesthetic sealed their reputation as Seattle’s premier “Junkyard Cabaret” band. ... more
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