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Queue
04:09
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(Roach)
I only went to the supermarket
To buy a can of beans
But I’ll never forget what I saw
As I walked out through the wrong door
There were men working under a red light
Steam in the air and sweat on their faces
There was blood all over the walls
They were chopping and hacking at pieces of gore
And how do you die with dignity?
And how’d you like to stand in a queue?
And maybe it sounds like heresy
But don’t forget what happened to the Jews
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Inside Track
03:59
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(Burt)
So many times I read the lines
That tell the truth as seen by honest men
They become what is real, what a man must feel if he’s to become part of this world of ours
So you won’t see tomorrow if you cannot see today
And you can’t just expect it all to go away
And you won’t feel so clever when you’re on the never never
And tomorrow’s here and you feel just like you did today
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Stridulators Auckland, New Zealand
Two-piece consisting of Steve Roach (looped guitar, casiotones and voice) and Chris Burt (drums, drum synth and voice) who
released a 7” recorded on reel-to-reel 4-track.
“But rather than reaching back for a lost rock ‘n’ roll essence, this haunting, surging creation of layered drums, synthesisers, guitars and vocals seems to be pushing forward for something new.” - Russell Brown, Hard News
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