The Walkman Sessions (1995), by The (ex) Crumbles

The Walkman Sessions (1995)

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	1.	Young & proud 03:11
	2.	High on drugs / You've lost that loving feeling 04:11
	3.	Fire 02:28
	4.	Don't watch me 04:47
	5.	Mark E. Smith & Brix 03:36
	6.	Red flowers 04:51
	7.	Don't watch me (BONUS TRACK) 05:12

Split tape.

released September 1, 1995

Valérie : vocal, guitar, melodica
Nicolas : guitar, bass
Laurent : drums

Log House Alsace, France

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