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| Track number | Play | Loved | Track name | Artist name | Buy | Options | Duration | Listeners |
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| 1 | In A Rush |
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| 2 | Maybe |
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| 3 | Nothing For Me |
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| 4 | Getting Fat |
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| 5 | Play track | Why Do You Hang Out? |
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| 6 | Who The Fuck Do You Think You Are? |
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| 7 | Look At Them Go |
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| 8 | Go Away |
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1:59 |
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Offbeats
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The Offbeats existed from summer 1981 to fall 1987. We began as a mix of pop, punk, and hardcore (or simply "thrash pop," as some 'zines called our music). Later the sound became more of a loose (i.e drunken) form of punk rock 'n roll. Along the way there were a few record releases and a whole lot of personnel changes, making our history a rather convoluted affair. I wouldn't blame anyone for skipping the remainder of this bio, but for the rest of you, what follows is a chronological list of some stuff that happened. 1981: Tom "Tommy Hawk" Miller (… read more
The Offbeats existed from summer 1981 to fall 1987. We began as a mix of pop, punk, and hardcore (or simply "thrash pop," as some 'zines called our music). Later the sound be… read more
The Offbeats existed from summer 1981 to fall 1987. We began as a mix of pop, punk, and hardcore (or simply "thrash pop," as some 'zines called our music). Later the sound became more of a loose (i.e drunken) form of pun… read more
