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The single Lifetime Exposure was featured at the Philadelphia Music Conference on the compilation disk "Plunge" and released on the 1995 CD "Too Much Stuff." Washington City Paper called this song a "country rock health-scare ditty." Music Monthly said "Catchy lyrics and basic rock-and-roll guitars are contagiously fun in ‘Lifetime Exposure’. The song automatically grabbed me with its simple, anthemic appeal." |
CD: Too Much Stuff (1995)
Label: Selling the Ranch Records
Credits: D. Banaszak, S. Figuli, B. Stewart, D. Willison |
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Straight ahead rock and roll from The Want. |
CD: Texas (1998)
Label: Selling the Ranch Records/Orchard
Credits: D. Banaszak, B. Stewart, J. Stanton |
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Early psychobilly rock from The Want about growing up in Cleveland, Ohio. |
CD: Too Much Stuff (1995)
Label: Selling the Ranch Records
Credits: D. Banaszak, S. Figuli, B. Stewart, D. Willison |
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