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Kenneth-What's The Frequency?
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Not Because You Can
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Shard
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Go Ahead, You're Dying To
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Dripping With Looks
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Exactly What We Don't Want To Hear
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We Love You Carol And Alison
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The Waist And The Knees
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Nothing New
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The World's Easiest Job
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Look Away
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Slip
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The Real Shelia
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Andy In Ten Years
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Watch Who You're Calling Space Garbage Meteor Mouth - Pretty Green Card Shark
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When They Have To Let You In
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Turn Me On Dead Man
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Mammoth Gardens
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Little Ivory
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Museums Of Hopelessness
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Toby Ornette
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All Clockwork And No Bodily Fluids Makes Hal A Dull Metal Humbert...
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One More For Saint Michael
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Choose Between Two Sons
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Chardonnay
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Last Day That We're Young
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Together Now, Very Minor
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Chardonnay (Long Version)
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Dripping With Looks (Rough Mix w/ Alternate Vocal)
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One More For Saint Michael (Live)
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Carrie Anne (Live)
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The Waist And The Knees (Rehearsal Demo)
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Tiny Steps (Radio Session)
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We Love You Carol And Alison (Radio Session)
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Gimme Danger (Radio Session)
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Love Will Tear Us Apart (Live)
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Andy In Ten Years (Rough Mix w/ Alternate Vocal)
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Candidate (Live)
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Little Ivory (Rehearsal Demo)
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These Things Take Time (Radio Session)
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Roadrunner (Live)
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One More For Saint Michael (Rough Mix w/ Alternate Vocal)
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God Save The Queen (Radio Session)
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Drive-In Saturday (Radio Session)
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Public Image (Live)
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The Waist And The Knees (Rough Mix w/ Alternate Vocal)
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Together Now, Very Minor (Radio Session)
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Choose Between Two Sons
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Lolita Nation
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
When Game Theory emerged with their fourth full-length release in 1987, there was not only a new line-up of the band, but it took two LPs to capture all of the magic. Once again produced by Mitch Easter (R.E.M., Pavement, Let’s Active), Lolita Nation was the culmination of all that had come before, and pushed the boundaries farther than they had ever gone. Lolita Nation became their most critically acclaimed work—grabbing a Bay Area Music Award (BAMMY) nomination for Outstanding Independent Label Album in 1988.
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