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'77 Punk Boy
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I Love You, You Weirdo
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Electric Shock
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It Might Sound Dramatic
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Bar Code Punk
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Palm of My Hand
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Ex Boyfriend
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Nightclub Voyeur Cliche
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Bedroom Love Song
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Golgo 13
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Late Expectations
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Phone Bill Fear
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Milky Wimpshake Stoke On Trent, UK
Milky Wimpshake formed in Newcastle on Tyne in 1993, gigging every year since then. Long-term bassist Christine Rowe and
vocalist/songwriter Pete Dale are
currently augmented by drummer Chris Lanigan. Milky Wimpshake have had several guest musicians over the years, including Amelia Fletcher, Sophie Evans (Life Model), Emma Wigham (Witching Waves) and, most recently, Rachel Kennedy of Flowers.
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