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Magnetic Jihad Remix Terror Crew - Ohm Faargo Ode: FM Seen CD #1 Remixes [LLR034]

Magnetic Jihad Remix Terror Crew

· 17 tracks

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Tracks

  1. 1 Pussy is the New Metal

    Smilin Liar · 2:10

  2. 2 I Used To Know Jane's Addiction

    Willie Waldman · 2:36

  3. 3 Balding Bluesman Blues

    Charlie Parr · 3:15

  4. 4 Go Away

    Ded Walleye · 3:01

  5. 5 Scat

    Throw The Fight · 2:54

  6. 6 Hillbilly Falsetto

    October Road · 2:33

  7. 7 If Noise is Unwanted Sound then Venus In Furs is Noise To Me

    Venus In Furs · 2:44

  8. 8 Listen Bitch

    Blind Joe · 3:14

  9. 9 SMB Hearts MSI 4EVA

    Screaming Mechanical Brain · 2:14

  10. 10 Funnel of Funk

    Brother Big Bad · 3:21

  11. 11 Fear Of Rejection

    The Cedars · 4:45

  12. 12 Gaydar

    The Transit War · 1:05

  13. 13 Throwback

    Fallback · 3:47

  14. 14 Alone in 1994 (With Candlebox)

    Four Walls · 2:12

  15. 15 Gargantuan Sea of Molten Iron

    Necktie Suicide · 5:09

  16. 16 This is All the Time I'm Gonna Waste on The Krims

    The Krims · 0:18

  17. 17 Why Bother Picking a Name When You're Just Another Jam Band?

    WBPN · 5:19

About

These remixes were done in response to a the first issue of a new Fargo/Moorhead msic magazine called FM Seen, and some of the problems that the Magnetic Jihad Remix Terror Crew perceived with it. Below is a copy of the text included with the original release of the cd:

"Thoughts on FM Seen Magazine

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