"We Say The 'F-Word' More Than Anybody"

by Barbed Wire Play Pen

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1.	The Uncontrollable Urge To Live 03:50	info	buy track
2.	(I'm Not Your Fucking) Slave (1995) 04:00	info	buy track
3.	Declaration of Independence (1995) 03:17	info	buy track
4.	Smells Like Teen Bullshit (1995) 04:36	info	buy track
5.	Federal Offense 03:54	info	buy track
6.	Death & Taxes 03:41	info	buy track
7.	Burn 01:59	info	buy track
8.	Downbreak 03:53	info	buy track
9.	Declaration Of Independence (1993) 03:57	info	buy track
10.	Smells Like Teen Bullshit (1993)/Perversion 08:27	info	buy track
11.	Federal Offense (Live - 1995) 03:02	info	buy track
12.	Smells Like Teen Bullshit (Live - 1995) 04:57	info	buy track
13.	Death & Taxes (Live - 1995) 02:46	info	buy track
14.	(I'm Not Your Fucking) Slave (Live - 1995) 04:36	info	buy track
15.	Looking At You (Live - 1995) 03:27	info	buy track

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In the three years that the main line up of Barbed Wire Play Pen was together they recorded some material in the studio which was never released. Now some of these demos, along with selected audio tracks are available after over twenty years of collecting dust. This collection definitively defines Barbed Wire Play Pen in all of its incarnations between 1992 and 1995. The title of the album refers to audience banter overheard on a live recording where someone is heckling the band by proclaiming that they say the f-word more than anyone.

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released December 2, 2016

Studio tracks recorded and produced by Paul Keefner at the DAT Cave in Ypsilanti, MI. Songs written by D'Anunizio, Griffin, & Koeff except for "Looking At You" which was written by the MC5. Lyrics on "Downbreak" "Burn" and "Perversion" by Kate Ragsdale.

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Barbed Wire Play Pen Ann Arbor, Michigan

"Barbed Wire Play Pen existed under many different line-ups but are most commonly known for the period between 1992 & 1995. They recorded several demos but never officially released any of these but despite this were very well known in the Michigan area because they played constantly. Their shows were chaotic, boisterous, and loud spectacles which often times overshadowed the music itself." ... more